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RICHARD C HOWHION • DIRLLTOR
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BARBARA V. SHINP0CH April 1, 1986
MAYOR
Barbara Shinpoch, Mayor
Members of the City Council
SUBJECT: Resolution 2611, Lifting Building Moratorium in
Ibneycreek Area of City
Dear Mayor Shinpoch and Council Members:
The Iloneycreek sanitary sewer and lift station project has now been com-
pleted and accepted by Public Works.
The restrictions imposed by Resolution 2611 can now be lifted.
Very truly yours,
Richard C. Ibughtol✓
Public Works Director
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cc: Run Nelson
Ron 0lsenl-
Bob Bergstrom
Mickie Flanaqan
Carrie Davis
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200 Mul \venue S
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Gentlemen
11 _ Please he advised tMt the M"rtment of Lahor snd Industries kws S rthy relaax the
Clty of Renton from any fur!Mr liabilltv, eunant to RCW )I.II.01A and RCW
51,12.070 as would otherwise Incur In connection with a rontract slung fnr
ulvearRreamd utli{ty work.
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ctwitrlhlations whirl+ later may be determiner to he due with respect to the above
mentioned eraftreet or any Witte CaMraets mid omit aetar may have tm'ssnlari.
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Municipality of Metropolitan tieattle
Eadme S k. .all seawd Ave..,mwtk.11itah6ww veiw
April 29, 1985
City of Renton
Public Works Department
Municipal Building
200 Mill Avenue S.
Renton, Washington 98055
Gentlemen.:
Sanitary Sewers - Roney Creek Interceptor, Phase 2
Construction plans for the above project are hereby
approved. We are retaining the plans for our files.
In accordance with Metro's Rules and Regulations,
it is requested that the Municipality be furnished
with a copy of the "Contrector's Notice to Proceed-
and upon completion of the project, with a copy
of the test results.
Very truly yours,
Alan J. Gibba
Executive Director
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Richard K. Sandaas, Director
Technical Services
RKS:JER:ae
cc: Department of Ecology
Puget Sound Council of Governments
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3/18/85 Page three
Public Hearing - R-1-5 Sewll Lot Zone
R-1-5 Zone Councilwoman Mathews questioned whether an existing single family
Small Lot, development located north of Maplewood Golf Course, sspsrstad
Single family from R-4 apartment development by a strip of undeveloped
Residential property, would be eligible for A-1-5 rezone. She noted that
(continued) part of the undeveloped site is constrained by sleep
topography which renders it undevelopable. Mr. Springer
felt that the undavelopable property Itself creates a buffer;
therefore, rezone to A-1-5 would not meet required criteria.
Continued Upon Inquiry by Councilwomen Keolker regarding potential rezone
to R-1-5 zone to buffer single family residential use on Renton
Hill from R-3 zoned properly on Mill Avenue S.. Mr, Williams
Indicated that need for a buffer must be clearly established
for the rezone to be granted by the Hearing Examiner and City
Council.
Continued Councilman Stredicke expressed appreciation to Policy
Development staff for efforts expended in development of the
draft ordinance. However, he oDpnsad Its approval since he
felt most citizens are not aware of potential development of
property next door.
Continued Councilman Clymer questioned buildingdesign des 9 potential ,
clustering concept, and lot coverage requirements, noting
potential for attractive or unattr.ctive development depends
upon developer's discretion.
Continued Councilwoman Mathews Indicated her h h hope that if the now zone
Is approved, the Intent would be for protection of the single
family residential neighborhood, not to allow higher density
than is now provided for by Code. Mr. Springer ,eported that
at the current time, undeveloped property can either be rezoned
to the higher or lower Intense zoning category. The Intent of
the R-1-5 zone is to make available ■ gradual transition buffer
of lower density than duplex zone to —1clude single family
homes from directly abutting R-2 or ^ zones.
Continued Councilman Hughes questioned whether developers would choose
to cluster units when faced with high cost of sprinkler systems
(Fire Code requirement). Mr. Williams clarified that sprinkling
would only be required if the building exceeded 12,1300 square
feet in size, and to avoid that requirement, developers would
most likely scale down the building,
Continued MOVED BY MATHEWS. SECONDED BY CLYMER, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC
HEARING. CARRIED. Moved by Reed, seconded by Clymer, refer
this subject matter to Planning ar,d Development Committee.
Roll Call: 3 Ayes: Read, Clymer, Trim. 4 Nays: Stredicke,
Keolker, Hughes, Mathews. Motion Failed. (See later action.)
AUDIENCE CQ"FJA%.i Rune Strom, 16414 NE 9701 Place, Redmond, representing Delta
Sewar floratorim Financial Services, 4311 NE Sunset Boulevard, indicted intent
1D-M*ton' "" to construct new facility near existing building and requested
Highlands approval to obtain a building permit. He noted that although
the sewer moratorium In the area wlII not be I:fted until
S-2q 6 completion of Money Creek Interceptor, hookup of the new
building to the sewer system could be predicated upon completion
of the interceptor. Mayor Shinpoch reported that bids will not be
let for the project until June, 1985• Administrative Assistant
Parness asked that this request and oche• similar requests
received by the City be referred to a Council committee for
ruelee, Upon advice of City Attorney Kellogg, it was suggested
that the request be resubmitted to the City Council after the
bids are let in June. At that time, the City would have
Information regarding specific completion datcs and would be
in a better position to respond to the request for building
permit Issuance.
City Council Sandy Webb, 430 Mill Avenue S„ noted submission of a letter
Agenda Procedure addressed to the Mayor and City Council prior to City Council
meeting of 2/25/85, which reiterated comments made in his
testimony at Z/11/85 Cocncll meeting, The comments related to
need for Improved public address system In Council Chambers,
requested that discussions regarding City Manager form of
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BARBARA V SHINPOCH
MAYOR
November 9, 19B4
Washington State Department
of Transportation - District 41
6431 Corson Avenue South
Seattle, WA 98108 -
Attention: Mr. Heath Dodge, Maintenance 6 Operations Engineer
SUbJeLL; Honey Creek Drainage Problem, SR-900
Dear Mr. Dodge.
1 am requesting WSUOT participation on a major washout from SR-9UU
drainage into Honey Creek.
The WSDOT drainage off of SR-90U at approximately Redrlhno Ave. N.E.
has a 12" concrete storm sewer stub out north of the curb into Honey
Creek. This storm drain has washed an enormous quantity of material
off of the hillside into Honey Creek, ♦ 3,000 cubic yards, In our
joint King County/City May Creek Water Quality Study, done about 7
years ago, this washout was identified as a critical source of con-
taminating silts and clays that pollute the salmon and trout spawn-
ing beds.
Because this section of SR-900 and the washout area is in unincorporated
King County, the City of Renton has had no interest in this major wash-
out until we started on the Honey Creek sanitary sewer project. The
City Sewer Utility is building a new 12" sewer line down the Honey
Creek Canyon right below the SR-900 washout. I have been talking to
Jim Olsen to get WSDOT to correct this storm drain problem so in the
future the washout won't damage our sanitary sewer.
He has suggested i approach your office On a cooperative effort to
resolve this SR-900 washout problem. On Jim Olsen suggestion, 1
have acquired the required right-of-way for a new closed pipe Londuit
from SR-900 down to the Honey Creek channel. We can design the new
conduit and have our sanitary sewer contractor install the conduit
with our June, 1985 work. WSDOT would be responsible for paying for
the installation and materials. We would wAnage the contract,
WSOOT - November 9, 19,4
The City Of Renton would like to cooperate and solve this drainage
Problem. Because the drain outfall and washout are in unincorporated
King County, It is clearly WSBOT's primary responsibility. The eroded
washout is very large, about 112 acre in size and about 3,DOO cubic
yards In volunw. choked with large, downed trees, a clearly unstable
situation.
1 would be glad to meet with yo j and members of your staff to reviei
this proposed cooperative work. I have attached a sketch nap and
Preliminary cost estimate for your review.
Please contact we if you have any questions.
Very truly yours,
Robert E. Bergstrom, t.
Engineering Supervisor
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BAROARA y. SHINPOCH
MA1OR
October 3, 1984
00% Robert Midgett Jr.
1110 South 216th St.
DesMoines, MA 98188
Subject: Service Area
Dear Mr. Midgett:
The City of Renton may be constructing a new sanitary sewer
extension along Duvall Ave. N.E. (138th Ave. S.E.) whim is
close to your lot on S.E. 104th St, We are budgeting for ccn-
i struction in 1985 a new sanitary sewer in Duvall Ave, N.E. and
if we are funded by the City Council, we will build this in 1985.
Sewers will then be very Close to your home site. To connect
your site, your house site must be annexed to the City and we
must complete the large Honey Creek Sewer project and lift the
sewer connection moratorium. The Honey Creek project is now
in final design and the first phases will begin construction
this late fall. we hope to have the Honey Creek project opera-
tional this next summer.
Very truly yours,
Robert E. Bergstrom, P.E.
Engineering lupervisor
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I. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
2. CALL TO ORDER AND ROLL CALL
3 APPROVAL OF COUNCIL MINUTES OF MARCH 12, 1984
x. PUBLIC HEARINGS. 1) Sinnett 75% Annexation Petition 6 Request for
Rezone (west side of Powei, Ave. SW between SW
Langston Road and SW Third Place (extended))
:) Honey Creak 103 Notice 0! Intent Petition-�continuad
from 3/9f8e (north and seeI of NE 27th Street Uevil's
Elbow)
5. AUDIENCE COMMENT
At this time, any member of the audience matt address the City Council to discuss
a topic of concern. Any citizen interested in a pendina agenda Item or Council
committee report may request that the Council advance to that item of interest.
When you are recognized by the Presiding Officer, please walk to the podium and
state your name and address for the record, spelling your last name. Plass lim
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your remarks to no more than flue minutes,
6. CONSENT AGENDA
The following Items are distributed to Council members in advance for study and
review and will be adopted in a single motion. Any item may be removed for
further discussion If re,y..,.sted by a Council member.
a. City Clerk reports bid opening 3r9;89 for Remodeling Project on First Floor
Of City Hall, two bids received; Engineer's Estlmzte $15,000.00. Refer to
Park Director, Parks Director recommends acceptance of low bid submitted
by Pioneer Construction Co, of Redmond in the amount of $13.948. 14 (Includes
Base Rid and Alternatives I and 2). Council condo
b. Public Works Department re•(uests review of dumping problem on the Pipeline
Road which extends from Puget Drive to Philip Arnold Park gels, Refer to
Transportation Committee.
c. Hearing Examiner recommends approval of e..E.M.P. Associates Request for
Rezone, File No. R 080 $3, from M P to G 1 for 28.9 acres of proprrty
located on the southwest (orne- of Lind Avenue SW and SW 19th Street.
Refer to Ways and Means Comimittee.
7. CORRESPONDENCE
8. OLD BUSINESS (INCLUDES COMMITTEE RFPORTS)
9. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
10. NEW BUSINESS (INCLUDES SCHEDULING Of COMMITTEE MEETINGS)
11. ADMINISTRATIVE REPORT
12. AUDIENCE COMMENT
13. ADJOURNMENT
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Septater 23, 1993
Persons Responsiole `or wastewater Facility Construrtion;
It is a pleasure for me as the r,ew Assistant Director, Office of
Water Quality Management, to begin my Job by announcing a new round
of Wastewater ronstruction Grants funded by state Referendum 39.
v most of you know, federal and state funding in varying amounts
fa been a Fable to communities for over 25 years to help solve
municipal Lion problems. Using those funds and a good deal
of local no and effort, major progress has been made in pro-
tecting and improving water quality in the State of Washington.
Unfortunately, the Job of correcting municipal pollution is not
complete and the time remaining to do it is limited. The federal
Clean Water Act requires that by July 1988 all communities have in
operation secondary treatment plants which meet NPDES permit require-
ments, The only exception to this requirement is where specific
waivers have been granted for certain discharges to marine waters.
we intend to concentrate the use of federal and state funds in the
next few years on solving those remaining nwuicipal pollution
problems so that national requirements for secondary treatment by
July 1988 can be met. We will use the state priority rating system
so that the most serious remaining water quality and public health
problems will be addressed first.
Ply colleagues and I at the Department of Ecology look forward to
working with you to assure that federal and state laws are met and
that our common goal of clean Is ved.
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ssistant Director
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Tot Persona Responsible for Wastewater facility Capful Planning
/roes Mike Polko, Municipal Division Supervtoor /J,^
Subjertt Availability of Grant Funds for Vast crater Facilities
Pre-application +ackagem for Referendum 30 wastewater facility construction
grants will be available after Septomber 23, 1183. The packages can be
obtotocd by calling either (206) 459-6100 or (2061 459-6OgQ and asking for
onei or by writing Department of Rcoloty. M.S. Pv-11, nlvmpla, Washington,
Attu: Judy Hartleb-food.
When requesting the package of metertal, please be prepared to provide the
follovtng tnfortastion pertalntng to the prant(e) you intend to apply fort
I. Ross of public entity applying.
.. hams of project and demeription.
1. Rotlmated amount of grant limits required.
Thin Irfcrtsotim in noodod to help Our legislators in their oversight role
with the Deportment of geology. You will not be held to theme cost matt-
matoe and can change then anytime before you Band in your pre-sppllcat Lon.
Pe mono unfasillar with this grant program should understand that it in a
SO percent matching grant used to correct or prevent waste treatment facility
deficiencies. The law authorizing the program expressly forbids the time of
the funds to encourage dovelopment. Those projects or portions of projects
that have asease capacity will only be partially eligible for grant money.
The project@ of all applicants are rated primarily aecording to anvtronme ntal
Ind public health criteria. Grant offers are made in priority Order up to
the amount of foods available for award.
The ors-Apolicat tons mat be oubmitted to WD04 no 'peer than Oetenbor ll. I' 1•
We will try to hove a proposed list of projects ava:lahls for public review
at the and of January.
If you have any question., the persona taking your tagwsts for pro-
appliuttnn packages will help you reach the right individual.
Attached to thtm mess, to a latt, r from the new, Assistant Director of the
Office of Water Quality, n000ld 1,uboto. nos of Mr. Dubota, responsibilities
to direrttng the Municipal Division in our efforts to safeguard water quality,
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September 70, 1982
Puget Sound Council of Covernments
216 Yttat Avenue Salth
Seattle, Washington 98104
Attention: A-95 Coordinator
Centlesrn:
Pleas* find attached sit (6) copies of thu A-9$ review forma and
supplements for the Honey Creek Sanitary Sewer Interceptor. Your
.esistanc• in review of this project is appreciated.
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Honey Creek Sanitary Saver Interceptor
A-95 Supplement
A. Project Title: Honey Creek Sanitory Sever Interceptor
Sponsor: City of Renton - Public Works
200 Mill Ave, So., Renton, WA 98055
B. Project Description: A 14 mile long interceptor sever to serve the northeast
portion of the Cii.' of Renton. The goal of this project is to set" t91s
neighborhood with sanitary lavers. At present, the neighborhood is only
Partially developed - 70 to 80 percent, Most of the undeveloped land is
unsuitable for septic tanks and may of the existing homes with septic
tanks have system failures. The ex Ssting sevage pump star flow capacity end a building moratorium had been establi., at its
sever connections to this Sunset P • �•-er new
lie services are in lace; UXP Ststion. While many necessary oub-
P police, fire, schools, roads, vane:- sup?ly,
etc., sanitary sever service has stopped development and the neighborhood
is deteriorating because of the lack of sanitary sever ..ervice,
Approximately 1800 ind Ldduals live in this sub-basin presently. with
approximately 1400 pl.—- 1v served with sanitary severs. The neighbor-
hood is residential in nature for the moat part, with two major schools;
He ran Nigh School and Sierra Heights Elements• ; School, and a commercial
anJ small apartment area is centered along Sunset Blvd, (SR-90q.
C. Geographical Area: Map 16 attached. The zoning for the area is quite varied
for the entire 800 acre Hone,, Creek Basin, however it is predomimtely
residential outside of the commercial and apartment core along Sunset
Blvd. See attached Land Use Plan. All utilities are provided by the
Cip• of Renton except for a single 6" atermain on S.E. 96th operated by
W.D. 810%
1). Resourese: This is a construction project to be accomplished by private con-
struction contractors. The single pump station will require only routine
weekly inspection visits and annual maintenance tlushing.
F: %valnatfon: Not applicable.
F. Cooperating Agencies: This project is being sponsored by the City of Renton
only.
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C. Budget; S800,000 construction costs, with a possible State Referendum 79
grant of S400,000 to supplement the Cltv's share.
H. Environmental Assessment: Proposed Negative Declaration, This project will
solve a large healti, problem and allow infill development to occur.
1. Civil Rights: Only in construction is this project labor intensive, The Citv
does require minority hiring in its public works co,traets.
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sanitary sewer service to the northeast quadrant of the City and to eliminate sanitary
sewage spills from the existing Sunset Pup Station. The neighborhood has a building
moritorillm and is subject to numerous raw sewage overflows from the Sunset Lift
Station.
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