HomeMy WebLinkAboutBook 29 (10/17/1977 - 12/4/1978) RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 17 , 1977 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Through Deputy Finance Director: Clarification of Appropriation/Surplus Garbage
Consider historical RR car lease during development of Burnett S. S 4th to S 7th
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
File with State re unemployment compensation
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Louis G. Malesis Rezone and Appeal
Malibu Grand Prix Rezone and Special Use Permit and Appeal
Crestview Mannor #1 Preliminary Plat - two letters of appeal
Hearing Examiner Procedures
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
SW Harris Pl . Street Vacation
PLANNING COMMISSION
Consider Comprehensive Plan only for Renton Hill area
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Harold W. Hill Rezone
LID #307 Street Improvement - Raymond SW
Appropriation request re Garbage - first reading 10/17
Advance Refunding Water/Sewer Bonds
Off-site improvements
Drainage Ordinance
Industrial Subdivision Platting
Unemployment Compensation Fund
Electric fence ordinance - first reading 10/17
Rezone - Duane Wells - Ordinance - first reading 10/17
J & F Annexation - ordinance - first reading 10/17
PUBLIC HEARINGS
11/7/77 Street Vacation, portion SW Harris P1 . , Hearing continued from 10/17/77
11/14/77 LID #307 Raymond SW Street improvements
11/21/77 Comprehensive Plan for Renton Hill
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular MeetingOctober 17 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA
COUNCIL Y. SHINPOCH, KENNETH D. BRUCE, EARL CLYMER. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
BRUCE, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILWOMAN PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE.
CARRIED.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; G. M. SHELLAN, City Attorney; W. E.
ATTENDANCE BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; DONALD
CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MEETING
MINUTES OF OCTOBER 10, 1977 AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
Community Service Special award was presented to Maurice J. Bauer by Mayor Delaurenti
Placque Awarded for service to the City as Member of the Board of Adjustment.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Hazen High School ' s homecoming queen and court extended invitation
to Mayor, Council members and audience to attend homecoming activi-
Hazen Homecoming ties and football game 10/20/77 with Kent-Meridian. The girls
presented flowers to the P1ayor and Council Members .
Council Salary Mrs . Elizabeth Paulman, 1713 Davis Ave. S. , objected to proposed
Increase and salary increase for incoming Council members, asking the residents
Benefits be allowed to vote on matter rather than Council ordinance. Mrs.
Rescinded Paulman also noted loss to City with retirement of City Attorney
Shellan. Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke, Councilman Perry
recalled on 10/10/77 the salary increase and benefits for new council
members was removed from the Budget Committee,, approved and referred to
Ways and Means Committee. Costs were discussed. MOVED BY PERRY ,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RESCIND ACTION TAKEN RECOMMENDING SALARY
INCREASE AND MEDICAL BENEFITS FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS . MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set by Resolution No. 2136 and proper notices
Street Vacation having been published and posted according to law, Mayor Delaurenti
Portion of opened the public hearing to consider vacation of all that portion of
SW Harris Pl . SW Harris Place having a width of 60 feet between Hardie Ave. SW and
Rainier Ave. S. (State Road No. 5) . Public Works Director Gonnason
restated Board of Public Works recommendation presented at previous
public hearing 9/19/77 for vacation of portion of SW Harris Place.
The Board recommended imposing of the City's minimum acceptable
standards as a condition of street vacation because of special access
and safety considerations for businesses located on the street and the
public utilizing street. The Board opposed reduction of street to
alley width, 23 ft., but found no objection to reduction of the right-
of-way to 36 feet provided adjacent property owners improve the 36-
foot right-of-way with 26 feet of paving curb-to-curb with gutter and
sidewalk on both sides of the street. Public Works Director Gonnason
showed slides of property showing encroachment of rockery onto public
right-of-way by 181-2 feet, and encroachment of used cars onto public
r/w. , explaining width of 112 feet from centerline of SW Harris P1 . �•
to rockery and 20 feet from centerline to back bumper in used car lot.
Gene Farrell , 11112 Rainier Ave. S. , owner of building viewed in
slides at 280 Hardie SW explained search through title insurance
company archives and presented pictures and maps noting lawsuit and
stipulation agreement, also claiming encroachments have remained
since 1953 . Public Works Director Gonnascn explained that plans
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Public Hearing - Continued
Street Vacation as submitted showed improvements on owners property, that Farrell ' s
Portion of survey different from the City' s by 18 feet. City Attorney Shellan
SW Harris Pl . explained judgement in 1953 gave city no less than 60-foot right-of-
between way apd based on City Engineer Jim Highton' s survey, only acceptable
Hardie SW and survey; noting property owned by public body cannot be acquired by
Rainier Ave. S. encroachment. Jim Cooks, 75 Monterey Dr. NE, part owner of used car
lot, noted agreement with Farrell ' s surveyor on centerline in recent
survey by Oyler; noting no objections to reducing right-of-way. Coun-
cilman Perry noted payment required of 1/2 assessed valuation.
#&WNW Joseph Regis, 299 Rainier S. property owner, opposed reduction of
width of street to 36 ft. , also curb and sidewalk. Public Works
Director Gonnason explained Bd. of Public Works favored reduction
to 36 ft. , however, hearing was for vacation of entire street and
Council could vacate any portion thereof. Mr. Regis presented letter
of proxy from Jerry Rutherford against sidewalks and curbing on any
portion of Harris Place, favoring reduction of street width to 23 ft.
Mr. Regis favored reduction to 23 ft. with no curbs or sidewalks .
City Attorney Shellan explained procedure if Council determined to
vacate portion of right-of-way with payment of 1/2 appraised value;
ordinance not being effective until payment received, explaining
if street right-of-way vacated to 23 feet, rockery would not have to
be moved. Upon discussion of effect on Rutherford property (B-1 zone)
would be landlocked if entire street vacated, Fire Chief Geissler
noted restrictions on property if right-of-way reduced to 23 ft. ,
such as no .parking on street. Mr. Farrell noted King County Assessor
valuation of area property at $1 . 50 to $2.25 per sq.ft. City Attor-
ney Shellan advised need to consider easements ; also need for written
consent witn indemnity clause from abutting property owners if street
vacated to 23 ft. Councilwoman Shinpoch inquired as to continuance
of matter even with vacation, being advised by the City Attorney
that Farrell would withdraw his complaint if he doesn' t have to move
rockery; that centerline is in location described by Public Works
Director. Gonnason noted in-house appraisal would be completed
within two weeks. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONTINUE
STREET VACATION HEARING FOR THREE WEEKS AND REFER TO PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT, THAT LETTER OF APPROVAL BE OBTAINED FROM EACH ABUTTING
PROPERTY OWNER AND RIGHT-OF-WAY REDUCED TO 23 FEET. Councilman Clymer
inquired re improvements , Public Works Director noted Bd. of Public
Works recommendation for 36 ft. right-of-way with curb, gutter and
Hearing sidewalks , noting not favored by abutting property owners . Council-
Continued man Clymer noted understanding that if improvements added it would
to 11/7/77 be by local improvement district. MOTION CARRIED. Hearing continued
of November 7, 1977
Revenue Sharing Mayor Delaurenti noted public hearing scheduled 10/24/77 to consider
Public Hearing Federal Revenue Sharing and explained requirements for two hearings ,
10/24/77 one on preliminary budget with Mayor' s proposed use and the second on
Council ' s determined use in the final budget, allowing citizen comment
on use of the money at both hearings.
Recess MOVED BY BRUCE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS FOR 10 MINUTES .
CARRIED. Council recessed at 9:20 p.m. and reconvened at 9: 30 p.m.
Roll Call : All Council members present as previously shown.
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Louis G. Malesis Hearing Examiner Beeler' s letter of 10/17/77 presented his 9/12/77
Rezone R-064-77 recommendation concerning Louis G. Malesis application for rezone
Appeal of property located midway between S. 5th St. and S. 4th St. , west
side of Wells Ave. S. from R-1 to R-4 for the purpose of building
a ten-unit apartment building. The Examiner recommended approval to
R-3 with conditions . Also presented is letter of appeal of Examiner' s
decision by Woo & Park, Architects , on behalf of Louis Malesis pro-
testing R-3 recommendation. Refer recommendation and appeal to the
Planning and Development Committee for recommendation .
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Rezone and Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler presented recommendation of
Special Use 9/29/77 Malibu Grand Prix Corp. Rezone R-065-77 GS-1 to B-1 and
Permit Special Use Permit application SP-067-77 for proposed midget car
Malibu Grand Prix driving skill facility and amusement center on six acres located
Corporation between FAI 405 and SW Grady Way, west of Cummins Diesel site. The
R-065-77 Examiner recommended approval of rezone and denial of Special Permit.
SP-067-77 Letter of appeal included from Richard C. Denttof Norwich-Kaiser-
Appeal Dentt, San Diego Calif. , appeal re Special Use Permit, claiming error
in judgement on the part of the Hearing Examiner. Refer to the
Planning and Development Committee for recommendation.
Crestview Manor Letter of appeal from Frances L. Creager, 2216 NE 12th St. , of the
Preliminary Plat Hearing Examiner' s decision on the proposed Crestview Manor #1
Appeals located on Blaine Ave. NE between NE 14th St. and NE 12th St.
opposed Examiner's decision for placement of walkway near Creager
residence. Letter of appeal from 14 area property owners (first
name - Wayne N. Wicks , 1323 Dayton Ave. NE) opposed connection of
Blaine Ave. NE and Dayton Ave. NE as recommended by the Hearing
Examiner for Crestview Manor #1 Preliminary Plat application,
referred to the Planning and Development Committee on 10/10/77.
Refer to Planning and Development Committee the two appeal letters
for inclusion with Crestview Manor #1 appeal and for recommendation.
Harold W. Hill Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval of the
Rezone R-081-77 Harold W. Hill application for Rezone (R-081-77) G to MP for prop-
erty located along the east side of West Valley Road south of
Northwest Hobby and Toy Co. for the purpose of attaining compati-
bility of a small portion of total site presently zoned MP and
intended for development of an office/warehouse/manufacturing
facility. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
LID 307 Letter from City Clerk Mead reported petition filed for street
Street improvement (LID #307) Raymond Ave. SW from SW 17th St. southerly
Improvement approximately 1 ,200 feet, petition having been certified valid
Raymond Ave SW by the Public Works Department as representing 100% ownership of
the front footage proposed for improvement. The letter submitted
Public Hearing the preliminary assessment roll in total sum of $297,352. 18 and
11/14/77 recommended referral to the Ways and Means Committee for resolution
setting date of public hearing on 11/14/77. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee for resolution setting public hearing.
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared October 23 - 30, 1977 as
Toastmistress Wk. Toastmistress Week in Renton.
Comprehensive Letter from Planning Director Ericksen submitted Planning Commission
Plan for recommendation concerning the Comprehensive Plan of Renton Hill
Renton Hill Planning Area (Generally bound by FAI-405 on the west, Cedar River
Public Hearing on the north, the hillside and undeveloped area on the east and the
11/21/77 powerline right-of-way on the south) . The letter recommended Council
set 11/21/77 as public hearing date to consider the recommendation.
Council set public hearing as recommended.
Hearing Examiner Letter from the Hearing Examiner presented comparison of Hearing
Procedures Examiner procedures in other jurisdictions , making recommendation
for City' s procedure. The Hearing Examiner' s letter was presented
to Council by Mayor Delaurenti ' s recommendation for referral to
Planning and Development Committee. Council refer to Planning and
Development Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS ""`
Approval PRESENTED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Appropriation Letter from Deputy Finance Director Bennett reported recent increase
Garbage Service in garbage rates coupled with previous increases in dump fees make it
necessary to increase the appropriation for garbage service by $172,000
and the appropriation for payments to the Tax Commission by $300.
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Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Garbage Letter from Deputy Finance Director Bennett recommended referral to
Continued the Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. Councilman Stredicke
inquired re change in King County scale system, being advised by
Bennett that scales go into effect about 11/1/77 with probable
change in rates at that time. Public Works Director Gonnason antici-
pated letter next Monday indicating rate increase. Councilman Perry
noted being advised in committee meeting of $50,000 surplus in the
garbage fund and asked Administration for clarification by next week.
.Wow Mayor Delaurenti asked Deputy Finance Director to handle request.
MOTION CARRIED.
Advance Refunding Letter from Seattle-Northwest Securities Corporation requested meet-
Water & Sewer ing to discuss advance refunding of 9/1/54, 5/1/65 and 12/15/65
Revenue Bonds water and sewer revenue bonds, having previously met with Finance
Director and Deputy. The letter explained purpose that new refund-
ing bonds issued on a parity of lien with the 1976 refunding bonds
and eliminate the 1 .5 coverage requirement; new coverage require-
ment would be 1 .3 on all the water and sewer debt or annual reduction
in debt service of approximately $65,000. The letter noted second
benefit of refunding program with reduction of in debt service of
approximately $43,700. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL REFER
MATTER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION.
Councilman Stredicke noted reduction in funds of $100,000 for
application to Senior Citizen Center, being advised by Deputy Finance
Director Bennett that savings on water and sewer bond issues are
Utility Fund and not General Fund savings; Stredicke inquiring re
transfer/appropriation. MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Council President read 6/6/77 Council minutes regarding petition
from Renton Hill citizens to review zoning in area and action taken
Comprehensive with substitute motion by Shinpoch that Council refer request for
Plan - single family zoning to the Planning Commission and Hearing Examiner,
Renton Hill which motion carried. Perry reported discussion re intent of divi-
sion of responsibilities and tasks and PERRY MOVED, SECOND SHINPOCH,
PLANNING COMMISSION BE NOTIFIED THAT INTENT OF MOTION ON 6/6/77
WAS FOR THE PLANNING COMMISSION AT THIS TIME TO CONSIDER ONLY THE
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. CARRIED. City Attorney Shellan noted per
ordinance, that the jurisdiction for rezoning is with the Land Use
Hearing Examiner and the primary function with Planning Commission
is change in Comprehensive Plan and also recommendations on zoning
changes areawide. (See earlier setting of public hearing)
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry submitted com-
Development mittee report recommending Council support the request of the King
Committee Report County Council to introduce proposed King County Motion 77-237 to the
Joint Sphere of State Legislature, being enabling legislation to allow cities and
Influence counties to establish joint sphere of influence. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Off-Site The committee report recommended changes to the ordinance following
Improvements review of procedures for granting deferrals , exceptions , variances
and waivers by City Board and Land Use Hearing Examiner, as follows :
(a) Ordinance creating the Bd. of Public Works Code 6-2-606 member-
ship - restructure membership to include Director of Public Works,
Director of Parks and Recreation, Director of Planning, Fire Chief
and Traffic Engineer (deleting Airport Director and Finance Director.
(b) Duties 6-2-602E, revise changing work "variances" to "deferments"
adding after thereto "deferments shall not exceed 24 months . " (c)
Add new section allowing granting of deferred off site improvements
by Board of Public Works , adding statement that such deferments
may be granted for reasonable cost not to exceed a period of two
years. The report noted committee will continue to review and study
Council policy regarding this subject. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Councilman Perry noted policy change that deferments shall not exceed
24 months and deferment shall not be granted unnecessarily; previous
policy left open-ended deferments , such as at time of LID in area.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, REFER ORDINANCE CHANGES TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Old Business - Continued
Community Community Services Committee member Stredicke presented committee
Services report recommending Council approve the Drainage Ordinance with
Committee Report corrections and refer to Ways and Means Committee: (1 ) Sec- 5-8
exempting new single family development relating to structures of
Drainage less than 5,000 sq. ft. .(2) Sec. 10 modifies fee schedule, lowering
Ordinance fees and avoiding double payment when other fees processed. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMIT-
TEE AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND BY SHINPOCH, COUNCIL AMEND MOTION TO INCLUDE TWO CHANGES IN
THE DRAINAGE ORDINANCE - LIST CONDITIONS AND EXEMPTIONS CLEARLY.
AMENDMENT CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED, CARRIED.
Historical The committee report recommended that the Historical Society
Railroad Car letter regarding the railroad car lease be referred to the Administra-
d=Lt� Trion for consideration during development of Burnett Ave. S. between
MINUTES 0 S 4th and S. 7th Streets. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE,
CIL CONCUR. CARRIED.
Industrial The committee report recommended Council concur in the Administra-
Subdivision tions' s recommendation to revise the Industrial Subdivision Platting
Platting Fees Fees which cover estimated City costs and are included in the
preliminary budget, suggesting referral to Ways and Means Committee.
MOVED IN STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
REPORT. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke noted Community Services
Committee Chairman request that drainage and subdivision ordinances
be adopted simultaneously.
Burning of Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke, Fire Chief Geissler explained
Building the supervised burning near Honeydew School , that due to lack of time
area residents were not notified as burning near the school had to
be done when school was not in session. Stredicke asked that resi-
dents in immediate area be notified, preventing criticism of city;
,Mayor uelaurenti confirmed need to notify area. Stredicke also noted
street siyn down 200 ft. north of Kiwanis Park. Mimi
LEOFF Board Councilwoman Shinpoch thanked the Mayor that secretarial services
Secretary had been arranged for the LEOFF Board.
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Committee Report recommending that the City select the reimbursable method to meet
Unemployment its obligation for unemployment compensation beginning 1/1/78 and
Compensation that the Personnel Director file the necessary papers with the State.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOM-
MENDATION. CARRIED.
Continued The committee report recommended that a new fund be created in
the amount of $5,000 to disburse payments for unemployment compensa-
tion for which the City may become liable. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Continued The committee report recommended the Personnel Director be authorized
to negotiate a contract with Gibbons Co. , Inc. of Bellevue to
administer the unemployment compensation program. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Councilman Clymer explained that as of 1/1/78 City will be held
liable for unemployment compensation and after study determined
this to be most economical method and must be filed with State.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL AMEND MOTION AND LIMIT
AMOUNT TO $2,000. Personnel Director Green advised funds needed are
based on gross payroll anticipated for 1978, $1 ,651 doesn' t include
,CORRECTED-RE E vl any salary increases from negotiations; therefore, $2,000 might not
�aa'� ° be sufficient. MOTION CARRIED.
MITES OF.
November 8, 1977 Council President Perry noted for general information, memo received
Election from City Attorney re Perry's question as to when candidate elected
Position #1 to Position #1 (Position vacated by former Councilman Grant - 2 year
term) will take office, which is upon certification. Perrynoted invitinq
candidates to attend budget hearings as newly elected Councilman will
be undoubtedly voting on the budget.
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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Committee Report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance vacating a
Ordinance #3159 Portion of SW 12th and portion of adjoining alleyway. Following the
SW 12th Street readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDI-
Vacation NANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED. (First reading 10/10)
Ordinance #3160 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an ordi-
Appropriation & nance providing for the appropriation of funds as requested by the
Transfer EDA-LPW Finance Director - $23,200 from Current Fundto Main Fire Station Con-
struction Fund; $30,000 from Park Fund Excess Cash to Cedar River
Trail Construction Fund; $1 ,000 from Waterworks Utility Fund Excess
Cash to Talbot Hill Pump Station Construction Fund. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
CARRIED. (First reading 10/10/77)
Ordinance The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance pro-
First Reading hibiting electrified fences and providing for the issuance of special
Electric Fence permits under special circumstances. Councilman Clymer noted ordi-
nance had been revised since first reading 10/10. Following first
reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK
TO THE WAYS AND P1EANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3161 The committee report recommended first, second and final readings
Tax Levy 1978 of an ordinance fixing the amount of tax levies necessary to raise
the amount of the estimated expenditures fcr the year 1978; total
assessed valuation $800,098,028;$3.60 per $1 ,000 of true value,
$2,880,352.90 General Levy. Following first reading, MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, ADOPT
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance pro-
First Reading viding for rezone from General Classification District G to Manufac-
Rezone - turing Park MP near Lind Ave. SW and SW 10th St. - Duane Wells.
" Duane Wells Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BY SHINPOCH, REFER
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Ordinance The committee report recommended first readinq requested by the
First Reading Finance Director appropriating $172,300. from excess revenue unto
Appropriation the Current Fund/Garbage. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
Garbage SECOND BRUCE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS C01,111ITTEE.
CARRIED.
Ordinance The committee report recommended first reading of ordinance annexing
First Reading property to the city near 132nd SE (Union Ave. SE) known as the
J & F Annexation J and F Annexation. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL REFER BACK TO THE COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK.
CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION.
CARRIED. Council members left the Chambers at 10:30 p.m. and returned
at 11 :40 p.m. Roll Call : All present as originally stated on Pg. l .
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 10:42 p.m.
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Delores A. Mead, Ci Clerk
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF October 17, 1977 _
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
BUDGET COMMITTEE Wed. , 11/9 PERRY Council Chambers Schedule by 11/7 when Budget
will be presented
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. 10 .m. PERRY 3rd Fl Conference/19 4:30 p I r. C erence Rm. Comprehensive Plan, S. Renton
Planning Area/Hospital
Thurs. , 10/20 7:30 p.m. "
COMMUNITY SERVICES SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 10/24 7 :00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES Tues. , 10/18 Following BRUCE 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
Aviation Mtg.
AVIATION Tues. , 10/18 7:30 p.m. I ST REDICKE 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
OPEN HOUSE Thurs. , 10/20 4:30 to 7 :30 3.M. GOLDEN PINES Senior Citizen Apartments
Renton Highlands
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Oct. 17, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5544 80,000 Ed Tasca 3936 Park Const. Res.
5545 2,700 Metro - Seattle 1600 30th Const. Bus Shelter
5546 no fee Longacres 1404 16th Demolish 2 Bldgs.
5547 no fee Seattle Lumber 1405 Maple Demolish House
5548 300 Bethlehem Church 1024 Monroe Inst. Storage Bldg.
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5549 45,000 Mr. McCormick 1112 No 38 Const. Res.
5550 74,000 SCS Holdings 605 Williams Const. 4-flex
5551 74,000 SCS Holdinqs 602 Burnett Const. 4-flex
5552 25,000 Tony Porcello 825 3rd Remove Int. of Store
5553 1,500 Jorge Veniegas 3215 18th Remodle Basement
5554 200,000 Springbrook Lands 4300 Talbot Const. Medical Office
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1215 Chas. Henderson 1821 Glenwood Const. Driveway
1216 Chas. Henderson 1815 Glenwood Const. Driveway
1217 Tim Downs 1622 Talbot Inst. Sewer
1218 Tim Dawns 1710 Talbot Inst. Sewer
1219 Don Richards 539 Raymond Inst. Sewer
1220 Parkwood Homes 2221 Jones Inst. Sewer
1221 Parkwood Homes 2215 Jones Inst. Sewer
1222 Parkwood Homes 2209 Jones Inst. Sewer
1223 Parkwood Homes 1907 Lincoln Inst. Sewer
1224 Rudolph Zaputil 1923 Rolling Hills Inst. Sewer
1225 Gene Farrell 504 Seneca Inst. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6750 50 Roger Vaughn 2600 7th Wire Rec Room
6751 150 Bill Santi 210 Wells Inst. Outlets
6752 950 Tim Downs 1710 Talbot Wire Res.
6753 380 Cliff Sylvania 531 Renton Inst. Burglar Alarm
"Mm 6754 904 K.M.E. Manufact. 849 Seneca Wire Paint Booth
6755 940 Parkwood Homes 2205 Jones Wire Res.
6756 1,000 A. Newman 1005 3rd Inst. 200 Amp Service
6757 1,500 Tom Aiton 3208 Sunset Wire Restaurant
6758 2, 500 Tony Porcello 825 3rd Remodel Int. of Store
6759 200 John Miller 435 Cedar Wire 2nd floor
6760 300 Kelly Johnson 1158 Queen Inst. 200 Amp
6761 525 Dan Opits 1003 Ne 30th New Amp Service
6762 940 Parkwood Homes 2221 Jones Wire Res.
6763 878 Henderson Const. 1728 Glenwood Wire Res.
6764 899 Parkwood Homes 1907 22nd Wire Res.
6765 899 Parkwood Homes 2215 Jones Wire Res.
6766 878 Henderson Const. 1722 Glenwood Wire Res.
6767 878 Henderson Const. 1727 Glenwood Wire Res.
6768 500 Liesure Estates 201 Union Wire Pool
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5749 15,000 Reininga Co. 3208 Sunset Inst. Fix.
5750 871 Parkwood Homes 2209 Jones Inst. Furnace
5751 942 Parkwood Homes 2215 Jones Inst. Furnace
5752 250 Tim Downs 1710 Talbot Inst. Furnace
MECH. PERMITS
5753 2,000 Group Health 801 16th Inst. Piping
5754 219 Dave Widger 862 Pierce Inst. Wtr Htr.
5755 80 Frank Crosby 1065 Glenwood wood Burning Stove
5756 1,695 Fred Lang 2601 Talbot Inst. Fix.
5757 1,200 John Miller 435 Cedar Plumbing
5758 1,800 Sheraton Inn 800 Rainier Inst. Fix.
5759 5,300 Trebors Deli 536 Rainier Inst. Fix.
5760 1,300 Rudy Zapitol 1925 R. Hills Inst. Furnace
5761 100 Parkwood Homes 2209 Jones Add Plumb. to new Res.
5762 100 Parkwood Homes 2221 Jones Add Plumb. Fix.
5763 100 Parkwood Homes 1809 21st Add Plumb.
5764 2,700 Toltec Builders 1910 Jones Inst. Plumb.
REVOCABLE PERMIT
0021 Metro Seattle Const. bus shelter
RENTON CLTY COUNCIL
October 24, 1977 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Ells Lodge request for street name change
Firemen's Pension request for levy appropriation
HUMAN RIGHTS AND AFFAIRS COMMISSION
Letter from Mr. and Mrs. L. Evans
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign advance refunding water/sewer bond contracts
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Bids S.2nd St. Improvements
Latecomer' s request King County
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Sternco Land Co. request re Green River Comprehensive Plan
Letter from R. McBeth re Renton Hill rezone request
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Rubin Salant Rezone R-071-77)
SCS and Stirskey Holdings Rezone (R-077-77)
Hearing Examiner Procedures
Advance Refunding Water/Sewer Bonds
Unemployment fund (first reading of Ordinance 10/24)
Hill Rezone Ordinance (first reading 10/24)
Industrial platting fees ordinance (first reading 10/24)
Board of Public Works (first reading 10/24)
Two letters re Board of Ethics (Medzegian and Hoffman)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
11/14/77 Park-and-Ride Lot - South Renton
11/14/77 Raymond Ave SW Street Improvement - Preliminary Assessment Roll
APPOINTMENT
Lawrence J. Warren, Acting City Attorney effective 11/1/77
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 24 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor• C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CAL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA
COUNCIL Y. SHINPOCH, KENNETH D. BRUCE, EARL CLYMER AND PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR
THORPE, who noted absence last week due to duties of supervising
6th Graders at Camp Waskowitz.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; G. M. SHELLAN, City Attorney; GWEN
ATTENDANCE MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
SPECIAL AWARD r1ayor Delaurenti presented Gerard M. Shellan with plaque for out-
City Attorney standing service to the City as City Attorney for 27 years, express-
G. M. Shellan ing appreciation, noting Mr. G. Shellan' s recent victory for the
"Leaving Vicinity City in the Health Department case. Mr.Shellan recalled his years as
But Not in unforgettable and challenging, expressing appreciation for all
Spirit" the past considerations and help in resolving the mutual problems.
COIINCI.L MINUTE Minutes of 10/17/77. Correction Page 5, second paragraph re Histori-
APPROVAL 10/17 cal Railroad Car, third line to read: Referred to Administration
for consideration in its preparation of a proposal for development
Historical RR Car of Burnett Ave. S. between S. 4th and S. 7th St. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE CORRECTION TO 10/17 MINUTES. CARRIED.
Addition: Page 5, Ways and Means Committee Report. The Ways and
•o Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report recommend-
Senior Center ing that City' s Bonding Council prepare an ordinance for the Senior
Bond Issue Citizens' Center in the amount of $900,000 and the length of bond
issue be twenty years and the principal payment be deferred until
1980 with only interest payments in 1978 and 1979. MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL AMEND MINUTES
TO INCLUDE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL ACCEPT MINUTES OF 10/17/77 AS CORRECTED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notice having been published
Federal Shared and posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to consider
Revenue Funds the City' s Planned Use of the General Revenue Sharing Money as
1978 presented by the Mayor for inclusion in the 1978 budget. Report
(H.R. 13367) was presented explaining the Mayor' s recommended use of the Federal
Revenue Funds for the year 1978 totalling $641 ,724 with expenditures
for Puget Sound Conference of Governments; CATV Cable Television
services with City of Seattle; Public Safety, Police Patrol and Fire
Suppression Salaries; Seattle-King County Public Health Services;
Puget Sound Air Pollution Control Agency; Parks and Recreational
salaries; Library salaries. Upon inquiry Finance Director Marshall
explained guidelines for use of the funds , noting the City has chosen
to use the revenue sharing money in similar manner in most years,
that use of funds for salaries is easiest for auditing purposes.
Upon further inquiry, Finance Director Marshall explained formula
for determining the amount of funds , being determined by unemploy-
ment rate and City's tax effort; that City' s increase in utility tax
was taken into consideration in arriving at $641 ,724 figure.
Upon further inquiry, Mayor Delaurenti explained legal requirements
for hearing and opportunity for public participation; that Council
will make final determination on use of the funds at time of budget
hearing and adoption. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CLOSE
THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. The Mayor had invited audience comment,
none forthcoming.
Renton City Council
10/24/77 Page 2
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Voucher Approval Ways and Means Committee recommended Council approval for payment
of Vouchers #15567 through #15744 in amount of $406,913.88, and
LID #302 Revenue and Cash Warrants R-6 $87, 062. 36, C-7 $10,000 & C-8
$77,062. 36 with departmental certification as to receipt of services
and/or merchandise. Council approval .
Proclamation Mayor Delaurenti ' s Proclamation declared 11/7 - 14/77 as Hire a
"Hire Disabled Disabled Veteran Week urging employers to be instrumental in this
Veterans" undertaking by realizing contributions and sacrifices of veterans .
Bid Opening City Clerk Mead reported 10/21/77 bid opening for signalization and
S. 2nd St. road widening for South 2nd St. from Mill Ave. S. to Main Ave. S.
Improvements Two bids received as shown on attached tabulation. Refer to the
Public Services Committee.
SCS and Stirskey flaring Examiner Beeler transmitted records and recommendation for
Holdings approval with conditions Rezone SR-1 to R-2, SCS and Stirskey
Rezone Holdings, property located approximately 100 ft. west of Rolling
R-077-77 Hills Ave. SE along the east side of Puget Dr. SE between Parkwood
single family residence subdivision and the BPA Carr line right-of-
way. Refer to Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
Rubin Salant Hearing Examiner Beeler transmitted records and recommendation for
Rezone approval with conditions RezoneGS-1 to R-2 and R-3 with conditions
R-071-77 for property located at the northeast corner of South Puget Drive
and Grant Ave. S. ; property extended approximately 550 ft. north
of South Puget Dr. along Grant Ave. S. Applicant: Rubin Salant.
Purpose: Construction 150-160 units on 7.8 acre site.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN CONSENT AGENDA.
Approval CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Mr. Lawrence J. Warren as
Acting City the Acting City Attorney for the City effective November 1 , 1977,
Attorney noting state law and City Codr applicable, as well as necessity
of appointment due to Gerard M. Shellan's resignation effective
as of 10/31/77 to assume new position as King County Superior Court
Judge. The letter explained an Asst. City Attorney will be
appointed by the Acting City Attorney, notice to be filed pursuant
to City Code. Consideration of permanent appointment of City
Attorney will be made in due time with consultation with Council
at that time. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. Mayor Delaurenti introduced Acting City
Attorney Larry Warren.
Renton Hill Letter from Robert McBeth of Gouge, McBeth & Faull , submitted copy
Rezone Request of legal memorandum prepared in response to questions by members
of the Planning Commission; submitted to Council for review in
evaluating requests being made to change the Comprehensive Land Use
Plan and applicable Zoning Ordinances on Renton Hill . MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER CORRESPONDENCE TO THE PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITT_ E_E UNTIL TIME OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THIS MATTER
(1121/77 CARRIED. �►
Latecomer Request Letter from King County Department of Public Works, D. R. Horey,
King County County Road Engineer requested Latecomer' s agreement on 12-inch
Shop Facility sanitary sewer trunk serving the County consolidated office and shop
facility and also the 12-12 inch extension connecting into the
City system in SE 141st St. The letter noted intent by County to
recover portion of the sanitary sewer installations costs when
shared with adjacent property owners; 15 year agreement requested.
Total cost of both trunks quoted by general contractor to County
is $152,697. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER REQUEST
TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Renton City Council
10/24/77 Page 3
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Sternco Land Co. - Letter from Sternco Land Co. , 7201 E. Marginal Way S. , Seattle,
Green River requested reconsideration of the Green River Comprehensive Plan as
Comprehensive Plan passed and amended in 1975 by the Renton City Council . The letter
explained the company owned approximately 45 acres of land on SW
43rd St. between the B.N. Railroad right-of-way and proposed Long
Acres Parkway, extended northerly over 1300 ft. , and located on
northern portion of this track. The letter explained amendment to
qm. the said plan created a "greenbelt" of the present 40 ft. channel
of Springbrook Creek after the new P-1 Channel will be constructed.
The letter listed 12 reasons for the reconsideration. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL REFER THIS MATTER TO THE PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Elk Ridge Drive Letter from the Elks Lodge 1809, Larry Henrickson, Exalted Ruler,
Proposed by 1600 Eagle Ridge Dr. S. , requested changing street name from Eagle
Renton Elks Ridge Drive to Elk Ridge Drive, listing reasons. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO ADMINISTRATION FOR REPORT OF
TOTAL COST PICTURE AND RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Firemen' s Pension Letter from Firemen' s Pension Board, City Clerk/Secretary Mead,
Board Request reported the Board of Trustees at meeting of 10/13/77, concurred
Levy Appropriation in request of its firemen members to put the firemen on record as
requesting appropriation into the Pension Fund of tax dollars in
the amount of $.225 per thousand dollars of assessed value of
taxable property in the City as provided by state law. The letter
submitted the request to the Budget Committee for consideration
in the 1978 Budget hearings along with copy of 1975 actuarial
report to the Council President. The letter explained actuarial
recommendations to amortize the fund liabilities. Moved by Clymer,
Second Perry, refer request to the Budget Committee. SUBSTITUTE
MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL REFER REQUEST TO THE
ADMINISTRATION FOR RECOMMENDATION TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE . SUBSTI-
TUTE MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Planning and Development Committee Report presented by Committee
Planning and Chairman Perry in response to referral of Hearing Examiner' s recom-
Development mendations for procedures , submitted flow chart and explained
Committee Report that within seven days of the Examiner' s decision his report should
Procedures re be forwarded to the Planning and Development Committee*** for review
Hearing Examiner and report back to the Council in approximately 21 days; concurrently
Recommendations the matter would be referred to the City Clerk as done in previous
procedure for forwarding to the Council concurrently with Planning
and Development recommendation. If the decision is appealed, seven
additional days would occur beyond the normal 21 days for routing
to Council through the City Clerk. If the decision is appealed it
will appear on the regular Council agenda; if not appealed it will
appear on the consent agenda for Council decision. MOVED BY STREDICKE
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION AND REFER TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.* MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND THORPE, ADD TO
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION, FOLLOWING "forwarded to the Planning and
Development Committee" the words ***AND TO COUNCIL MEMBERS. CARRIED.
*ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED AS AMENDED.
Minority Rights Council President Perry submitted letter received from Mr. and Mrs .
of Homosexuals L. Evans , 17306 159 Ave. S. E. , regarding minority rights. MOVED BY
Questioned STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, SUSPEND READING OF THE LETTER AND REFER
TO THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND AFFAIRS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
*.r..
Senior Center Councilman Stredicke requested progress report on Senior Citizen
Progress Report Center, being advised by Planning Director Ericksen that the archi-
tect working on design development drawings , present funds from Housing
and Community Development for site acquisition and architect, matter
with the Community Services Committee. Councilman Clymer called
attention to committee report of 10/17 , upon inquiry by Thorpe,
wherein Council authorized Councilmanic bonds in amount of $900,000.
Stredicke discussed location and inquired re survey concerning fund-
ing of the center through utility tax.
Renton City Council
10/24/77 Page 4
Old Business - Continued
Public Services Public Services Committee Chairman Bruce submitted minority committee
Committee Report report recommending Gerald D. Cavenee be allowed to connect to the
Gerald Cavenee City sewer system, subject to agreeing to annexation and subject to
Requests Sewer willingness to promote annexation of that area to the City (Cavenee
Outside City property located outside the City boundaries) . MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE
PERRY, SHINPOCH, BRUCE, CLYMER; 2-NO: THORPE AND STREDICKE. CARRIED.
Park-and-Ride The minority Public Services Committee Report recommended public
Lot - South hearing and presentation at the Council meeting of November 14, 1977
Renton concerning the Park-and-Ride Lot in South Renton. The report
Public Hearing noted the State Highway Dept. has completed its preliminary studies
11/14/77 and held public meetings and open house on the South Renton site.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Committee Report concurring in the recommendation of the Financial Consultant to
Advance Refunding refinance the existing Water-Sewer Revenue Bonds authorizing Mayor
Water/Sewer Bonds and City Clerk to execute the necessary contract documents. The
9/1/54 refinancing will result in an overall savings of about $43,000.
5/1/65 MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
12/15/65 OF THE COMMITTEE. CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE , COUNCIL
REFER MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer submitted committee report
Committee Report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance providing for
Ordinance #3162 rezone of certain properties from General Classification District
Wells Rezone (G) to Manufacturing Park District (M-P) located near Lind Ave. SW
and SW 10th St. - Duane Wells. First reading 10/17/77. Following
readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3163 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Annexation ordinance annexing property to the city located in the vicinity of
J & F Properties Union Ave. SE and SE 2nd Pl . (SE 136th St. ) , located adjacent to
Heather Downs , J & F Investments. First reading 10/17/77. Follow-
ing reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT ORDINANCE.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3164 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Appropriation ordinance appropriating and transferring excess revenue in amount
and Transfer of $172,300 due to increase costs of garbage service. Following
Garbage Service readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT
Revenue ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: PERRY, THORPE, SHINPOCH,
BRUCE, CLYMER; ONE-NO: STREDICKE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
Unemployment Fund requested by the Finance Director setting up a special fund "Unemploy-
ment Compensation Fund" No. 608, placing an initial sum of $5,000
into said fund. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance ...•
Hill Rezone changing the zoning classification from G to M-P known as the
Harold Hill property located on the east side of the West Valley
Road south of Northwest Toys and north of Scarsella pond area.
Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
Industrial requested by Planning and Public Works Departments changing the
Platting Fees platting fees for preliminary and final plats of industrial sub-
divisions. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE,
COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Renton City Council
10/24/77 Page 5
Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an amendatory
Bd. of Public ordinance relating to the membership and jurisdiction of the Board
Works of Public Works. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
BRUCE, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Ordinance #3165 The committee report recommended second and final reading of an
Electric Fences ordinance regarding electric fences. Following readings, it was
within the City MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ.
First reading 10/17/77. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Resolution #2140 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a
L. I .D. #307 resolution declaring intent to construct and install street
Raymond Ave. SW improvements - Raymond Ave. SW and to create a local improve-
Preliminary Roll : ment district, setting public hearing on the preliminary assess-
$297,352. 18 ment roll on 11/14/77. Following reading, it was MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Board of Ethics Councilman Stredicke discussed communication from the City's
Board of Ethics recommending changes in the board; that recommenda-
tions had been referred from the City Attorney to Councilman Grant
(resigned) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL REFER LETTER
FROM JAMES V. MEDZEGIAN AND DR. ROBERT HOFFMAN (letter dated 7/7/77
and 10/11/77 respectively) TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Best Wishes Councilman Clymer noted this being City Attorney Shellan' s last
Extended to meeting, he desired to express appreciation for services rendered
City Attorney and extended best wishes.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN.
CARRIED. The meeting adjourned at 9:35 p.m.
Q&zo� a. I �C -�
Delores A. Mead, Ci Clerk
EXP111 26 CITY OF RENTON
WARRANT DISTRIBUTION 10/211/77
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: No.# 15562 - # 15566
CURRENT FUND •740 3470
PARKS AND RECREATION FUND •29r824921
STREET FUND ®35041e08
61BRARY FUND •4*426152
..v
CETT► FUND •2e847#46
ANTIRECESSION FUND •IS920o18
STREET FORWARD THRUST 1160j200*86
WATERWORKS UTILITIY FUND s79, 485v64
AIRPORT FUND •2#372#40
1975 WATER 6 SEWER CONSTR M5000
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $5#332#65
FIREMEN PENSION 490976/ 18
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS *4061913188
WEp THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL, HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE AND/QR SERVICER NAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS r4O. 13567 THROUGH NO* 15744 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $406,0913.88 THIS 24TW DAY OF OCTOBER 1977•
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAy MEMBER �. .
y
L. I .D.# 302 MEMBER • ✓ w w
REVENUE WARRANT N0.#R-6 $87,062.36
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-7 $10,000.00
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-8 $77,062.36
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK SOUTH 2ND STREET October 2.4, 1977
FROM
MILL AVE. S. TO MAIN AVE:. S.
SIGNALIZATION AND ROAD WIDENING
Bid Opening - October 21 , 1977
CONTRACTOR AA BE COMBINED BASIC BID COMBINED DEDUCTIVE TOTAL 6ID
EEO ITEMS - SUBTOTAL ALTERNATE ITEMS
SUBTOTAL
Signal Electric, Inc. X X $60,02.7.05 $1,224.60 $58,802.45
9012 South 208th St. X
Kent, WA 98031
Westcoast Electric Co. X X — $63,658.90 $2,482.00 $61 ,176.90
of Washington, Inc. X
18250 - 68th Ave. S.
Kent, WA 98031
Engineer's Estimate - $48,059.50
I I I
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF October 24, 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
BUDGET COMMITTEE Wed. , 11/9 CANCELLED PER ZY
Thurs. , 11/10 7 :30 p.m. Council Chambers
Staff Report - Annexation Procedures
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. , 10/26 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Crestview Manor No. 1 Appeal
Thurs. , 10/27 4:30 p.m. " Malibu Grand Prix Appeal
City Attorney requested at both
meetings
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 10/25 CANCELLED SEYMOUR-THORPE
Tues. , 11/1 4:30 p.m.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 11/7 7 :00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES Tues. , 10/25 6:45 p.m. BRUCE 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
AVIATION Tues. , 10/25 7:30 p.m. STREDICKE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
COUNCIL MEETING Mon. , 11/7 8:00 P.M. DELAURENTI Council Chambers Next regular Council Meeting
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
Oct. 24, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5555 12, 000 Robert Edwards 150 7th Finish Interior
5556 1, 272 Grace Michail 201 Union Inst . Carport Awning
5557 175 , 000 Wash. Wholesalers 705 7th Remove & Replace Deck
5558 1 , 997 Gen Gensburg 201 Union Inst . Carport Awning
5559 1, 976 Rob Oelschlagel 201 Union Inst. Carport Awning
5560 1, 994 Rob Storms 201 Union Inst. Carport Awning
5561 1, 928 Helen Hein 201 Union Inst . Carport Awning
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6769 575 Michael Haverly 505 Windsor Increase Service
6770 800 Clyde Downing 3921 Meadow Wire Res.
6771 2 , 100 Craig Taylor 3100 E. valley Inst. 400 AMP
6772 150 Mrs . Page 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
6773 250 KME Manufacturing 849 Seneca Wire Portable Office
6774 500 Renton Schools 403 1101 Hoquiam Wire Outlets
6775 50 C.B. Paterson 601 Camas Correct Wiring
6776 10, 442 Porcello Jewelers 825 3rd Electrical Fixtures
6777 1, 150 Rudy Zaputil 1925 Rolling Hills Wire Res.
6778 V9IB
6779 50 Fred Lang 2706 Talbot Inst . Temp. Service
6780 50 Jerry Johnson 225 14th Inst . Temp. Service
6781 50 Cieru Invest. 513 Tobin Inst . Temp. Service
6782 50 Evergreeen Const , 716 12th Inst . Temp. Service
6783 50 Renton Vo-Tech. 3000 4th Inst . Temp. Service%2
6784 VOID
6785 2 , 200 Chas. Moore 513 Tobin Wire Duplex
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5765 3 ,400 SCS Holdings 605 Williams Inst . Fix.
5766 3 ,400 SCS Holdings 602 Burnett Inst. Fix.
5767 797 Brown/Strand 2807 21st Inst. Furnace
5768 768 Chas. Henderson 1722 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5769 743 Chas. Henderson 1728 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5770 743 Chas. Henderson 1727 Glenwood Inst . Furnace
5771 1, 500 Porcello Jewelers 825 3rd Inst . Fix.
5772 825 Fred Lang 2527 Talbot Inst. Furnace
5773 1, 100 John Clay 1012 High Inst. Furnace
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
now
1226 Mr . Vandoren 3508 4th Inst. Sewer
1227 Fred Lang 2527 Talbot Inst . Sewer
1228 Gene Farrell 553 Raymond Const. Driveway Approach
1229 Clyde Downing 3921 Meadow Con. Sewer
1230 Ervin Yoder 1615 Eagle ridge Con. Sewer
1231 Rudy Starkovich 75 Burnett Inst . Sewer
1232 Clyde Dowing 3921 Meadow Street Break
1233 Reininga CO. 3208 Sunset Const. Driveway Approach
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C I T F R L N T O N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
10/10/77 CURRENT FUND S 48,583.54
PARKS & RECREATION 11 ,040.71
CITY STREETS 50480.25
LIBRARY FUND 3,403. 11
.... COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 932.93
ANTIRECESSION FUND 539. 12
STREET FORWARD THRUST 1 ,029.94
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND 42,671 .64
AIRPORT FUND 80343.66
1975 WATER & SEWER CONSTR. 2,090.30
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 11 ,337.07
FIREMEN PENSION 2,500.55
CLAIMS FUNC Transfers for no. of OCT. 5137 952.82
10/ 10/77 CUMULATIVE RESERVE#2755 CURRENT FUND Per Resolution # 2055 S 387.00
/15/77 CURRENT FUND $141 ,392.30
PARKS d RECREATION 210490.02
CITY STREETS 180734.00
LIBRARY 90321 .86
CnMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 5,206.20
ANTIRECESSION 3,639.30
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,886.69
AIRPORT 20211 .00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of OCT. $221P691 .12
('U'- r' 14T Ft;PiU CUMULATIVF RES.#2755 Per Resolution# 2055, $ 387.00
000- )00.000.207.00.00.00 118/000.000. 131 .00.0 01
Correct 10/13/77 transfer
i'U" 1LATIVF RESERVE#2755 CURRENT FUND Per Resolution #2055 S 387.00
h8,-100.000.241 .00.00.00 000/000.0004241 .00.0
MAYOP ;' FINANCE DIRECTOR
C I T Y O F R L N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
SATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL,
0/24/77 CURRENT FUND S 740734.70
PARKS d RECREATION FUND 29,826.21
CITY STREETS 35,741 .00
LIBRARY FUND 40426.5 5k
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 2,847.4 O
ANTIRECESSION FUND 1 ,920.18
STREET FORWARD THRUST 160,200.86
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND 790485.64
AIRPORT FUND 2,372.40
1975 WATER & SEWER CONST 50.00
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 5,332.65
FIREMEN'S PENSION 9,976.18
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of OCT. S406,913.88
0/31/77 CURRENT FUND 5146,853.43
PARKS & RECREATION 21 ,160.06
CITY STREETS 18,734.00
LIBRARY 9,601 .53
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 5,702.28
ANTIRECESSION 3,701 .65
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 160776.24
AIRPORT 2,228.24
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 20809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of OCT. 5227 567. 1
7, SG7, l �
0/31/77 CLAIMS FUND STREET FUND Cancel warrant No./14799 S 50.00
0/31/77 STREET FWD THRUST CURRENT FUND Per Resolution No.02134 S 75,000.00
STREET FWD THRUST PARKS & RECREATION Per Resolution Ndo.02134 S 700000.00
STREET FWD THRUST CITY STREETS Per Resolution No./2134 S 418,000.00
STREET FWD THRUST LIBRARY FUND Per Resolution No.12134 S 21 ,000.00
D/31/77 CURRENT FUND MAIN FIRE STAT.CONSTR Per Ordinance No./3160 $ 23,200.0
000/000/000/131 .00.00 311/000/000/207.00.00 Tamm
PARK, & RECREATION FUND CEDAR RIV.TRAIL CONST Per Ordinance No./3160 S 30,000.00
101 /000/000. 131 .00.00 312/000/000/207.00
WATERWORKS UTILITY TALBOT HILL PUMP STAT Per Ordinance No./3160 S 1 ,000.00
401 /00N 000. 131 .00.00 417/000/000/207.00.
MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 7 , 1977 City Clerk' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim for Damages - Robert K. MacGregor
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Brown/Strand request for Alley Vacation, Kennydale
AIRPORT DIRECTOR
Proceed with negotiations for lease with Fancher Flyways and Airport Specialties
BUDGET COMMITTEE
1978 Budget
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Jardine Letter
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK ADMINISTRATION
Authorized to sign LCAG w/King County Proceed with binding arbitration
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
ompre ensive Plan for Park System
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Brown/Strand petition for Alley Vacation, Kennydale
Bids Underground TV inspection unit
Bids Repainting of tank and reservoir
McElroy sewer connection request
Increased Garbage Rates
Street Name Change - to Elks Ridge Drive
City Hall Heating Revisions
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Brown/Strand Petition for Alley Vacation, Kennydale
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Final Plat Glencoe Div. #5
Alley Vacation for resolution
Malesis Rezone
Sign Code/Political Signs
Ordinances on first reading 11/7/77: Land Use Examiner Amendment
Stirskey Rezone
Salant Rezone
Drainage Ordinance
Abandoned Vehicle Regulations
Vehicle Impound Regulations
Parking Regulations
PUBLIC HEARINGS
11/14/77 SW Harris Pl . Street Vacation
11/21 and 11/28/77 Update Housing Assistance Plan
11/28 and 12/5/77 1978 Housing and Community Development Grant Program
12/5/78 1978 Budget
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C>� I
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 7 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; EARL CLYMER, BARBARA Y . SHINPOCH,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMAN KENNETH D. BRUCE.
CARRIED.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
ATTENDANCE GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; SHARON GREEN,
Personnel Director; GORDON ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON,
Public Works Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; DONALD CUSTER,
Mayor' s Administrative Assistant; CAPT. BOURASA, Police Department;
GENE COULON, Park Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 24,
1977 AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
SPECIAL AWARD Mayor Delaurenti presented Roger Richert with special plaque for
Roger Richert service to the City as Chairman to the Municipal Arts Commission
since 1964, noting that due to business activities, Mr. Richert
declined reappointment.
SPECIAL Special presentation was given by Rich Ranta, Boeing Commercial Air-
PRESENTATION plane Company, Renton facility improvements inside the plant and out-
Boeing Company side using City right-of-way. Slides and sketches were used to
Green Belt Area explain beautification and employee recreation installations in former
to Blend with B.N. right-of-way near Logan Ave. and 3th and Park Ave. , explaining long
Cedar River range plan includiny covered walkways , some covering City sidewalks ,
Trail System showing samples of materials for use in the canopy system. Chris
Stafford of the architectural firm, The Richardson Associates , was
introduced. Mr. Ranta noted proposed total costs of over $2,000,000.
Council Commends Public Works Director Gonnason reported liability insurance will be
Boeing Efforts included with issuance of permits. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN BOEING DEVELOPMENT PLANS AND CONCUR IN THE ISSUANCE
OF NECESSARY PERMITS. MOTION CARRIED. (Time: 8:30 p.m. )
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published and
Comprehensive posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened_ the public hearing to consider the
Park Plan proposed Comprehensive Parks Plan for the City. Park Director Coulon
reported retention by the Park Board of architectural firm of Richert
and Associates for the study. Roger Richert introduced Scott MacGregor
and explained recreational and park plans for the City, with acquisi-
tions and development to meet needs , outlining the 14 neighborhood
basic units covering the entire city and making general recommendations ,
explaining how the information was obtained, including questionnaire.
Mr. Richert explained priorities on future development, explaining that
upon adoption of the study it will be used in application for funding.
Councilman Stredicke noted disappointment that additional tennis courts
not included, noting lack of courts in various areas. Councilwoman
Thorpe requested inclusion of Cedar Center Park, wetlands and entire
Cedar River trail system as previously approved by Council . Persons
present making inquiries : Bill Hudson, 808 N. 33rd St. , inquired re
Lake Washington Beach Park Extension, concerning access , bike riding
and dogs , being advised access to proposed park not firm, no dogs mow,
allowed in lake-front park by ordinance, that at present property is
posted "no trespassing" due to condition. Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave
N.W. Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. S. , opposed commercial
marina in proposed Lake Washington Beach Extension and complained of
unsafe play equipment at parks. Peggy Dubois , 2907 Mt. View N. , asked
for natural settings in parks as opposed to landscaping. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER COMPREHENSIVE PARK PLAN TO
THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Alain Bourdoisean,
1915 N.E. 27th, noted deficiencies in boat launching area and proposed
day moorage. Upon inquiry, Park Director Coulon noted Comprehensive
Plan for Lake Washington Extension was adopted. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE HEARING. CARRIED. (Time: 9:40 p.m. )
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Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS FOR TEN MINUTES.
CARRIED. Council recessed at 10:00 p.m. Roll Call : All present as
previously shown.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Street Vacation published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hear-
S.W. Harris Pl . ing continued from October 17, 1977 to consider City-initiated
vacation of a portion of S.W. Harris Place between Hardie Ave. S.W.
and Rainier Ave. S. more particularly described in Resolution No.
2136. Public Works Director Gonnason reported appraisal established
.WN- by the Public Works Department at rate of $3.00 per square foot as
fair market value of commercially-zoned properties; that proposed
charges are based upon one-half appraised value or $1 .50 per sq.ft.
and listed charges : Gene 0. Farrell 2,300 sq.ft. $3,450; Edward
Joseph 4,605 sq.ft. $6,900; Robert C. and Jane V. Cooks 3,412 sq. ft.
$5,118; Joseph Regis 2,773 sq.ft. $4,160; A.H. Rutherford 2,158 sq.
ft. $3,237; Total $22,865. Upon inquiry re fire protection Rutherford
property, Fire Chief Geissler reported the 23 ft. width adequate with
access on two sides of property and two-story building limit.
Gene Farrell , 11112 Rainier Ave. S. , acted as spokesman for property
owners, contending fair market value $2.25 per sq.ft. , that Rutherford
property would be most affected with least gain and assessment for
that property should be reduced by 50¢ to 75� per sq.ft. Farrell
noted all property owners present and willing to enter into agreement.
Jim Cook, 50 Monterey Dr. , acted as spokesman for group in requesting
curb installed along Farrell's rockery to stop gravel washing across
street into storm drain; moving stop sign sticking into street;
repair construction area in roadway; resurface street with monies from
appraisal payments . Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke, Gonnason
noted Farrell property in violation of occupancy permit and stop work
order. Mr. Farrell noted willingness to assume cost of curb, moving sign
and painted lines. Acting Attorney Warren noted the matter in litiga-
tion, that Council action would not terminate law suit as it stands
and should not be basis for street vacation. A. H. Rutherford, 10801
Auburn N. , Seattle, noted his property of lesser value than others due
to location and other property owners have agreed to share his costs.
Mr. Cooks noted request for street resurfacing was not mandatory to
agreement, but would be favored. Street width was discussed, 60 ft.
right-of-way at present, Board of Public Works recommendation for 36 ft.
right-of-way, 26 ft. curb to curb to provide two lanes with no parking.
MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CLOSE HEARING. CARRIED.
MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND CLYMER, street vacation be granted subject to
appraisal prepared by Public Works Director with portion of Rutherford
assessment being prorated among other property owners. MOTION FAILED.
Motion by Thorpe to deny vacation, failed for lack of second. Motion
by Shinpoch to vacate to 36 ft. right-of-way with 26 ft. curb to curb,
failed for lack of second. MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, to table
the matter until after resolving court action. MOTION FAILED. Upon
inquiry by Councilman Clymer, Acting City Attorney Warren noted need
for concern of public safety and welfare. Moved by Perry, Second by
Clymer, Council vacate street to 23 ft. at appraised value presented
by Public Works Director, Rutherford assessment being prorated by the
Public Works Department. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, SUBSTITUTE
MOTION, COUNCIL RECONSIDER PREVIOUS ACTION IN CLOSING THE HEARING.
Stredicke noted need for written agreements. SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED.
Public Hearing MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONTINUE HEARING FOR ONE
Continued to WEEK TO ACCEPT SIGNED AFFIDAVITS AT THAT TIME. CARRIED. Councilman
11/14/77 Stredicke asked City Administration to reassess values with signed
affidavits from affected property owners to be presented to Council
next Monday. (Time: 10:50 p.m. )
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Final Plat Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler presented recommendation of,.10/12/77,
Glencoe Dvn. #5 approval subject to conditions on Final Plat FP-076-77 Glencoe Division
No. 5 located at the southwest corner of N. E. 24th St. and Union Ave.
N.E. , being seven-lot single family residencial subdivision. Letter
Renton City Council
11/7/77 Page 3
Consent Agenda - Continued
Final Plat of explanation from the Examiner noted need for Council approval prior
Glencoe Dvn #5 to the meeting of three conditions and requested updating of the Sub-
Continued division Ordinance to reflect existing process. Refer to the Ways and
Means Committee for resolution.
Alley Vacation Letter from City Clerk Mead reported petition filed by Ray Brown of
Kennydale Area Brown Strand Homes for vacation of alley, Block 18, C. D. Hillman's
Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 1 , along with $100 filing
fee. The petition has been certified by the Public Works Department
that signatures are valid and represent 100% ownership of the property
abutting the proposed vacation portion. The letter recommended that
the vacation request be referred to the Board of Public Works for
determination on retention of utility easements , to the Public Services
Committee and the Public Works Department for recommendation as to
feasibility and appraisal , recommending referral to ways and Means_
Committee for resolution setting 12/12/77 as hearing. Council concur.
Human Rights Letter from Kip Ray Jardine, 1068 Sunset Blvd. N.E. , protested inclusion
of homosexuality in Human Rights hearings. Refer letter to Human
Rights and Affairs Commission.
Claim for Claim for Damages was filed by Robert K. MacGregor, 30024-112th Ave.
Damages S. E. , Seattle for damage to windshield alleging rock thrown by City
truck; claim in amount of $125. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Carrier.
Public Hearings Letter from City Clerk Mead recommended Council concurrence setting
Housing 11/21 and 11/28 as public hearings on update of Housing Assistance
Plan to qualify for Housing Rehabilitation monies (per HUD require-
ments) and 11/28 and 12/5/77 for 1978 Housing and Community Develop-
ment Grant Program public hearings in accord with the U.S. Dept. of
Housing and Community Development requirements. Council concurrence.
Bid Opening City Clerk Mead submitted tabulation for 10/26/77 bid opening for
Underground TV underground utilities TV inspection unit, two bids received. See
tabulation attached. Refer to Public Services Committee.
Bid Opening Bid Opening 11/3/77 repainting of Highlands tank and Mount Olivet
Repainting reservoir, six bids received; see attached tabulation. Refer to
Public Services Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA. MOVED
Approval THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL AMEND MOTION GIVING SEPARATE DISCUSSION
TO FOLLOWING ITEM. CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
Preliminary Plat Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval subject to
Tiffany Park #3 conditions of Preliminary Plat for Tiffany Park Division No. 3 filed
by Development Coordinators , Inc. PP-059-77, and Exception to Subdivision
Ordinance E-060-77. Property consists of 37 acres located 1/2 mile
east of east end of Puget Drive, north of Cedar River pipeline right-
of-way and east of Tiffany Park Divisions No. 1 and No. 2. Council-
woman Thorpe inquired regarding drainage and open spaces , being advised
by Planning Director Ericksen that matters were resolved, underground
drainage being provided and maintained by developer; open space to be
maintained by homeowners association; also noting access resolved.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATIONS OF
HEARING EXAMINER AND APPROVE THE PRELIMINARY PLAT. MOTION CARRIED.
.a.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Eastside Airport Letter from James P. Curran, Curran, Kleweno, Johnson & Curran, attor-
Development neys representing Bernie Guthmiller of Airport Specialties at Renton
Airport, explained lease on the northeast side of the Airport since
8/1/75 and lease secured on assignment known as the Cheesman and
Peterson lease which will expire 7/1/78. The letter noted Fancher
Flyways lease property in between Airport Specialties leases; that
Fancher lease expired and that Mr. Guthmiller has been in active
Renton City Council
11/7/77 Page 4
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Eastside Airport negotiations. The letter asked Council give serious consideration
Developme;,t to ultimate leasing of the properties previously leased to Fancher
Continued Flyways and listed seven points of consideration. The letter further
noted understanding that recommendation would be made 11/7 that the
Airport Director be permitted to enter into negotiations with Fancher
Flyways for continued leasing on long-term lease. The letter requested
opportunity to present their position to Council on 11/7 with equal
opportunity to present proposal .
Aviation Aviation Committee Chairman Stredicke requested committee report read
Committee at this time explaining the committee has had under study proposals by
Report Fancher Flyways and Airport Specialties for development of property
Eastside Airport on the east side of the field for aircraft storage. The report noted
Development committee' s responsibility to make decision in the best interest of
the airport and was based on the distinction between the role each
plays within the aviation community on Renton Airport; that Airport
Specialties basically provides a single support service (hangar rental
and tiedown); Fancher Flyways is one of three fixed-base operators
which provide maintenance service, flight training, aircraft sales,
fuel and support a number of employees. The committee recognized pri-
ority responsibility to ensure healthy business climate and provide
facilities needed by airport users. The committee recommended Council
authorize the Airport Director to proceed with negotiations for a
long-term lease between the City and Fancher Flyways for aircraft
storage facilities on the eastside of Renton Airport, and that an
area to the north of the FAA transmitter site be offered to Airport
Specialties for the negotiation of lease to provide additional air-
craft storage facilities. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND HEAR PRESENTATION OF MR. CURRAN ON
BEHALF OF MR. GUTHMILLER. Wall maps were used to explain area along
Cedar River and Mr. James Curran, 213 4th Ave. S. , Kent, explained
benefit to airport from lease to his client. Bernie Guthmiller reported
plans to continue same type of development in the area. CARRIED.
Aviation Committee Member Thorpe presented verbal Minority Committee
,.., report explaining that Mr. Guthmiller first brought in proposal and
showed intent to develop and expand; that both Mr. Guthmiller and the
committee report noted shortage of hanger space in this area and a
waiting list at the airport. She further noted that during discussions
on Fancher lease, it was noted the property was not well maintained
nor utilized; feeling that the Guthmiller hangars are positive addition
to the Airport, as well as economic addition. Councilwoman Thorpe
determined better use of the airport should be the deciding factor on
the lease, contending that the Guthmiller hangars are definite addition
to the Airport and that Mr. Guthmiller should be allowed to continue
development. ROLL CALL ON MOTION TO ADOPT THE AVIATION COMMITTEE
REPORT: 3 AYE: PERRY, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 2-N0: CLYMER AND THORPE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECESS FOR TEN MINUTES.
CARRIED. Council recessed at 11 :47 p.m. and reconvened at 11 :57 p.m.
Roll Call : All Council Members present as previously shown.
Executive MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Session CARRIED. Council left the Chambers at midnight and reconvened at
12:29 p.m. Roll Call : All Council Members present as previously
shown. Council President Perry reported Executive Committee recom-
Binding mendation that the Administration proceed to binding arbitration
Arbitration with concerning the Police Guild contract. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND BY
Police Guild CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Sewer Connection Letter from Brad P. McElroy, 19328 SE 163rd Pl . , Renton, requested
Request permission to connect to the City sewer main in N.E. 17th Place,
and reported being owner of property at 3414 N.E. 17th Pl . within
300 ft. of a sanitary sewer main and reported filling covenant with
the City Clerk to annex to the City. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY,
REFER MATTER TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Garbage Rate Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason presented revised garbage
Increase collection rates for both residential and commercial customers, report-
ing receipt from King County Public Works Department Solid Waste
Renton City Council
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Correspondence and Current Business
Increased Garbage Management Division information that new scale system for weighing
Collection Rates garbage at Renton Transfer Station will soon be completed, anticipated
Continued 12/1/77 with rates of $10.00 per ton. The letter reported agreement
with General Disposal provides increase in dumping fee portion of
their service when County dumping fees are increased; noting General
Disposal reports 33.6 percent increase in residential dump fees based
on dump fee portion of said fees; on commercial accounts , increase on
single cans and containers up to 2 years will be 80.7 percent:
Residential-1 can within 25' - $2.95 current to $3.07 proposed.
Commercial -Cans $. 71 to $.80 proposed; Containers-2 yds .$6.30 to $7.75
The letter recommended referral to Ways and Means Committee for ordi-
nance. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO THE
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Street Name Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended the City Council authorize
Change the street name change requested by the Renton Elk Lodge from Eagle
Requested 10/24 Ridge Drive to Elk Ridge Drive, reporting estimated cost should not
exceed $100. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO
THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Modifications Letter from Public Works Director requested Council approval of the
City Hall installation of a Vertrex Energy Manager system from the Vertrex Corp.
Heating System of Bellevue to modify the heating system in City Hall , being recom-
mended by Supervisor of the General Services Division. The letter
recommended referral to the Ways and Means Committee for appropriation
of funds in amount of $12,890.42, being estimated annual savings of
$8,856; noting the installation would pay for itself within a year
and one-half. The letter also recommended referral to the Mayor's
Committee on Energy Conservation for review and recommendation.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO THE PUBLIC
SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
1978 Preliminary Letter from Mayor Delaurenti submitted his proposed annual budget for
Budget 1978, balanced at a total of $201171 ,698, an increase of $3,993,402
$120,171 ,698 or 24.7% over last year' s total of $16,178,296. The letter listed
estimated tax-supported funds for 1978 - $9,319,578 with Special funds
(from state, federal or other grant sources and "enterprise funds")-
$10,852. 120 or 33% increase from last year. The letter listed reduction
by five positions in the 303 employees for 1977, with 298 for 19781,
reduction to be accomplished throuqh retirements and resignations;
and added 14 Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA) employees.
The letter listed distribution of $641 ,724 in Federal Shared Revenue
Funds and distribution of $5,331 ,447 Economic Development Administra-
tion Grants . The letter noted City costs continue to rise without
corresponding increase in tax revenues and possibility of tax revenue
reduction if state voters approve elimination of portions of sales and
gas tax. The budget included 5% "across the board" salary increase
for City employees (except Council members) with limit placed on
medical and dental premiums for dependents of employees at rates in
effect 7/1/77 due to anticipated medical and dental insurance premiums
increase of at least 30% from 1977 rates in 1978; City to continue to
pay full cost of premiums for employees. Minor increase in fees and
fines noted to help defray cost of enforcement and administration of
basic police and court programs . The letter extended thanks to budget
staff. Notice from City Clerk Mead reported public hearing for the
1978 Budget on 12/5/77 inviting citizen comments regarding entire bud-
get or revenue sharing entitlement funds. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN PUBLIC HEARING AND REFER THE 1978 BUDGET TO THE
COUNCIL' S BUDGET COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Councilman Perry announced Budget
Committee meetings see attached schedule) . Upon inquiry, the Mayor
noted inclusion in the budget of tax revenues from food and gasoline.
Council President Perry posed three questions to the Administration
regarding Contingency Fund request showing $645,000 with only $365,728
budgeted; Public Works Department street improvement allowance for
materials; Police Department 20,000 rounds of ammunition.
OLD BUSINESS
Planning and Planning and Development Committee report was presented by Committee
Development Member Shinpoch; Committee Chairman Perry disqualified himself and
Committee Report left the Chambers due to involvement in the matter by his relatives .
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11/7/77 Page 6
Old Business - Continued
Malesis Rezone The Planning and Development Committee report noted examination of
Appeal the Appeal of the Hearing Examiner decision, Louis G. Malesis rezone
R-064-77 R-064-77 and determined that no error in fact or law exists pursuant
No Error Found to Section 4-3016. The Committee report recommended that the City
Council concur in the recommendation of the Hearing Examiner and
refer the matter to the Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Public Services Public Services Committee report upon review of request from Renton
Committee Report Housing Authority for exemption from permit fees for Senior residence
Senior Citizen recommended that one-half of the building permit fee be waived in
Residence amount of $1 ,026.50 (building permit fees $2,053) and that the
Building Permits plan check fee in amount of $1 ,334.45 not be waived; and made findings:
(a) The City desires to cooperate and assist the Housing Authority in
housing development; (b) Funding is limited; (c) Reduced amount of
City inspection will be required in view of the inspection require-
ments by HUD. The report asked that in event the Housing Authority
obtains sufficient funding that the entire fee be paid. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS.
CARRIED.
Road Widening and The committee report recommended award of contract for road widening
Signalization at South 2nd St. from Mill Ave. to Main Ave. S. in connection with
S. 2nd at Mill S. EDA Fire Station Project, to the low bidder Signal Electric in an
EDA Funds amount not to exceed $50,000 and the scope of the project be modified
to reduce the cost to that amount. The report stated the engineer' s
estimate was $48,059.50 with low bid of Signal Electic at $60,027.05.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION.
Latecomer' s The committee report recommended that a 10-year latecomer' s agreement
Agreement be entered into as requested by King County Public Works Department
King County regarding sewer line for new shop facility, also recommending the
Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign agreement. MOVED BY
THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Sign Code as Councilman Stredicke request reconsideration of statutes concerning
Concerns political signs , noting lack of"teeth" in ordinance. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
Political Signs SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER SIGN CODE ORDINANCE TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW. Councilwoman Shinpoch suggested obtaining ordi-
nances of other jurisdictions; Clymer asked enforcement; Perry noted
King County ordinance required filing of written permission prior to
placement of signs . MOTION CARRIED.
Housing & Councilman Stredicke inquired regarding notification to Council of
Development Housing and Development Coordinator appointment, as well as Citizen
Coordinator Advisory Committee. Planning Director Ericksen noted notification
of Community Development Committee.
Cedar River Trail Planning Director Ericksen reported plans for Phase One of the Cedar
System - Phase I River Trail System with bid award planned for first of December and
Bid Call construction to commence by mid December in order to meet EDA deadlines.
MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN CALL FOR BID AND
RECOMMENDATION TO PROCEED. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
«--� Committee Report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance changing the
Ordinance #3166 zoning classification on the Harold Hill property from G to MP.
Harold Hill Following readings of ordinance rezoning property located along the
Rezone east side of West Valley Rd. (SR-181 ) south of Northwest Hobby and
Toy Company, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED. (First reading
of ordinance 10/24/77)
Ordinance #3167 The committee report recommended second and final reading of an ordi-
Unemployment nance which was on first reading 10/24/77, establishing an unemployment
Compensation Fund compensation fund in amount of $5,000. Following readings, MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, ADOPT ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Renton City Council
11/7/77 Page 7
Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued - Ways and Means Committee Report
Ordinance #3168 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Board of Public ordinance (first reading 10/24) relating to the membership and duties
Works Membership of the Board of Public Works, listing membership as Directors of
Public Works, Parks and Recreation, Planning and the Fire Chief and
Traffic Engineer; other City Officials may participate but as non-
voting members. Following readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance regard-
Land Use ing Land Use Hearing Examiner procedures. Following reading, it was
Examiner MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE
Amendment WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance rezoning
Stirskey Rezone certain property known as Stirskey, from SR-1 to R-2, located 100 ft.
west of Rolling Hills Ave. SE along east side of Puget . SE. Follow-
ing reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER
BACK TO THE COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance rezoning
Salant Rezone the Salant property from GS-1 to R-2 and R-3 located at the northeast
corner of S. Puget Dr. and Grant S. Following reading it was MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance estab-
Drainage lishing a drainage plan. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
Ordinance SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading Committee Chairman Clymer presented an ordinance for first reading
Abandoned concerning abandoned vehicle hulks on private property and streets ,
Vehicle highways and city property. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
Regulations SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented an ordinance for
Vehicle Impound first reading establishing vehicle impound regulations . Following
Regulations reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, REFER ORDINANCE BACK
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee Chairman presented ordinance for first reading establish-
Parking ing parking regulations . Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
Regulations SECOND PERRY, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Resolution #2141 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolution
Land Use Hearing establishing Land Use Hearing Examiner procedures. Following reading,
Examiner MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ.
Procedures CARRIED.
Resolution The Ways and Means Committee recommended denial of a resolution
Denied establishing a local improvement district for installation of street
LID #308 improvements,etc. on portion of SW 34th St. , lying between Lind Ave.
SW 34th St. & SW and the East Valley Highway and portion of SW 41st St. between
SW 41st St. Lind SW and E.Valley Hwy. ; LID #308. Councilman Clymer explained
one-party district and advice from Bonding Counsel and City Attorney
against the matter. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE REPORT AND DENY RESOLUTION CREATING LID #308. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 1 :25 a.m. November 8, 1977.
Za".,
Delores A. Meaa, City- Cle'rr
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK BID OPENING - 11/3/17 November 7, 1977
REPAINTING OF HIGHLANDS TANK b MOUNT OLIVET RESERVOIR
Contractor BB XX EEO Schedule A Schedule B Total
Highlands Tank Rt. Olivet
Coastal Coatings X X $54,275.00 $34,600.00 $88,875.00
4231 Leary Way N.M. X $ 293.08 ST $ 186.84 ST
Seattle, WA 98107 $ 2,930.85 ST* $ 1,868.40 ST*
Dunkin a Bush Painting, X X $54,750.00 $34,750.00 $89,500.00
P. 0. Box 807 X $ 2,956.50 ST $ 1,876.50 ST
Redmond, WA 98052
Long Painting Co. X X $64,900.00 $31,955.00 $96,855.00
8025 - 10th Ave. S. X $ 3,504.60 ST $ 1,725.57 ST
Seattle, WA 98108
Olson Bros. Drywall b Ptg. X X $42,725.00 $22,849.00 $65,574.00
P. 0. Box 5381 X $ 2,307.00 ST $ 1,233.85 ST
Tacoma, WA 98405 $ 2,307.15 ST*
W. E. Painters, Inc. X X $58,425.00 $35,350.00 $93,775.00
Box 334 X $ 3,154.95 ST $ 1,918.80 ST
Lynnwood, MA 98036 $ 1,908.90 ST*
Sunset Coatings Co. X X $19,072.00 $16,920.00 $35,992.00
Box 1697 X $ 309.15 ST $ 401.60 ST
Lynnwood, WA 98036 $ 1,029.89 ST* $ 913.68 ST*
* Errors in calculation
Engineer's Estimate - $50,000 - $30,000 - $80.000
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK November 7, 1977
�.. BID OPENING
UNDERGROUND UTILITIES TV INSPECTION UNIT
October 26. 1977
Contractor Base Bid Alternate Bid A Alternate Bid B Alternate Bid C
Cues - The CarborunduA Co. $55,480.00 $49,932.00 $41,300.00 $25,800.00
3501 Vineland Road
P.O. Box 5516
Orlando, Florida 32805
Sahiberg Equipment Co. $31,734.00 $21,500.00
5950 Fourth Ave. So.
Seattle, WA 98108
All Bids Quoted Without Sales Tax
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF November 7 , 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
s ee ing on
Thurs. , 11/10 7:30 PER RY Council Chambers Mayor's Presentation of Budget
BUDGET COMMITTEE See Attached Schedule for for Revenue, Council , Judicial &
Additional Meetings Executive Department
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. , 11/9 4:30 p.m. ( PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Crestview Manor No. 1
l
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 11/8 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 11/14 7:00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES Thurs. , 11/10 7 :00 p.m. BRUCE 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
PARK & RIDE LOT Mon. , 11/14 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers Metro & State Highway Dept.
SCHEDULE FOR 1978 B, D( F.T MEETINGS
PAGE 2
SCHEDULE FOR 1978 BUDGET MEETINGS
TO: CITY COUNCIL ME`-ERS
NOVEMBER 29, 1977 - TUESDAY - 7:30 P.M.
NOVE?IB£R 10, 1977 - THURSDAY - 7:30 P.M. PAGES APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS TO CITY COUNCIL
ALkYOR'S PRESENTATIMI OF BUDGET
REVENUE 2 - 47 NOVEMBER 30, 1977 - WEDNESDAY - 7:30 P.M.
COUNCIL 48 - 52
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT 53 - 57 BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 58 - 71
DECEMBER 1, 1977 - THURSDAY - 7:30 P.M.
NOVEMBER 11, 1977 - FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT 72 - 107 DECEMBER 2, 1977 - FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M.
DATA PROCESSING DEPARTMENT 108 - 112
LEGAL DEPARTMENT 113 - 116
LAND USE HEARI14G EXAMINA.21ONS DEPARTMENT 242 - 245 DECEMBER 3, 1977 - SATURDAY - 9:30 A.M.
NOVEMBER 15, 1977 - TUESDAY - 7: 30 P.M.
All Budget Meetings will be held in the Council Chambers
PLANNING DEPARTMENT 117 - 159 from 7:30 P.M. to 10: 30 P.M. , except for Saturdays and
* POLICE DEPARTMENT (Chief Darbv) 160 - 205 Holidays at which time they will commence at 9:30 A.M.
*** FIRE DEPARTMENT (Chief Geissler and 206 - 241 Recess may occur earlier if the agenda that is being re-
Sharon Green) viewed is completed prior to 10:30 P.M. In the event that
a department's budget is not reviewed or completed on the
NOVEMBER 16, 1977 - WEDNESDAY - 7:30 P.M. night scheduled, it will be considered as first item the
following night.
RENTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 246 - 247
** LIBRARY DEPARTMEt:T (Clark Petersen) 371 - 385 There will be an audience comment section allowed at the
PARKS 6 RECREATION DEPARTMENT 348 - 370 beginning and end of each session for the public to speak
on budaets coming before the Council for that session or
completed during that session. The audience comment section
NOVEMBER 18, 1977 - FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M. will be limited to 30 minutes.
** PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT (Don Doubles) 248 - 255
OTHER FUNDS 386 - 433
* PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (Warren Gonnason) 256 - 347
NOVEMBER 19, 1977 - SATURDAY - 9:30 A.M. George J. Perry - Council President
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 256 - 347
* Council President requests Department Head be present
NOVEMBER 22, 1977 - TUESDAY - 7:30 P.M. ** Department Head requests to be present
SUMMARIZE ***Council President requests Personnel Director be present
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Department
Nov. 7, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5562 34,500 Chas. Henderson 2614 16th Const. Res.
5563 34,500 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Const. Res.
5564 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Const. Res.
5565 33,000 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th Const. Res.
5566 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1807 Ferndale Const. Res.
5567 33,000 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Const. Res.
5566 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1543 16th Const. Res.
5569 34,000 Chas. Henderson 2621 16th Const. Res.
5570 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1603 Glenwood Const. Res.
5571 34,000 Chas. Henderson 2615 16th Const. Res.
5572 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1801 Ferndale Const. Res.
5573 34,000 Chas. Henderson 1900 Beacon Const. Res.
5574 900,000 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Const. Clubhouse
5575 500 Ed Aliment 523 Williams Replace Windows
5576 8,000 Larry Munter 100 3rd Const. Photo Bldg.
5577 80,000 Midas Muffler 261 Rainier Const. Repair Garage
5578 Pending Housing Authority 51 Burnett Const. 72 Unit Bldg.
5579 2, 157 Vera Ausman 201 Union Inst. Carport & Patio
5580 2,069 Dick Burris 201 Union Inst. Carport Awning
5581 300 Hazen Lindsley 201 Union Const. Shed
5582 2,500 Valley Gen. Hosp. 400 43rd Remodel Staff suite
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1234 John Clay 1906 Rolling Hills Inst. Sewer
1235 Chas. Henderson 1803 Glenwood Const. Driveway Approach
1236 Chas. Henderson 1809 Glenwood Const. "
1237 Chas. Henderson 1716 Glenwood Const. "
1238 Chas. Henderson 1722 Glenwood Const. "
1239 Chas. Henderson 1728 Glenwood Const. "
1240 Chas. Henderson 1715 Glenwood Const. "
1241 Chas. Henderson 1721 Glenwood Const. "
1241 Chas. Henderson 1727 Glenwood Const. "
1243 Chas. Henderson 1731 Glenwood Const. "
1244 Chas. Henderson 1709 Glenwood Const. "
1245 R & M Roberts 307 Seneca Inst. San. Sewer
1246 R - K Builders 506 17th Con. Sewer
1247 Springbrook Assoc. 11 4300 Talbot Extend Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6786 792 Chas. Henderson 1716 Glenwood Wire Res.
6787 125 Eva Evans 3612 4th Hook up Mobile Home
6788 15 Baxter Motel 134 Rainier Repair Fire Damage
6789 150 Harold Mock 201 Union Hook up Mobile Home
6790 5, 500 Trebor's Delo 536 Rainier Relocate Service
6791 25,000 Boeing Airplanes Renton Plant Misc. Elect. Work
6792 500 Rod Findlay 2527 Smithers Wire Addition
6793 50 Hazen Lindsley 201 Union Wire Shed
6794 200 Valley Gen. Hosp. 400 43rd Relocate Light Fix.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5774 1,623 Parkwood Homes 1820 21st Inst. Fix.
5775 903 Parkwood Homes 1907 22nd Inst. Furnace
5776 850 Parkwood Homes 2221 Jones Inst. Water Heater
5777 743 Chas. Henderson 1716 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5778 700 Craig Taylor 310 E. Valley Inst. Unit Heater
5779 210 Dickwon Long 2713 7th Inst. Heater
5780 11,000 SCS Holding Co. 817 4th Inst. Fix.
5781 57,978 Trebor Deli 536 Rainier Inst. Refrig. Equipt.
5782 816 Austin Wolfe 2004 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5783 1,695 Fred Lang 2613 Talbot C. Inst. Fix.
5784 1,695 Fred Lang 2607 Talbot C. Inst. Fix.
5785 1,695 Fred Lang 2619 Talbot C. Inst. Fix.
5786 1,500 John Miller 308 Wells Inst. Pressure Fryer
SIGN PERMIT
602 150 Henderson Const. 1600 Ferndale Inst. Sign
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Department
Nov. 7 , 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5583 25, 000 Wa. Jockey Club Longacres Const. Office Add.
5584 50, 000 Boeings Renton Misc. remodeling
5585 1, 666, 000 Housing Authority 51 Burnett Const. Apartment Bldg.
5586 VOID
5587 37 , 500 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Const. Res.
5588 37 , 500 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Const. Res.
5589 37 , 500 Parkwood Homes 1814 21st Const. Res.
5590 37 , 500 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Const. Res.
5591 28, 000 Mr. Jones 2311 27th Const . Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1248 Gaillard Graham 214 Burnett Con. Side Sewer
1249 Palmer House 1008 36th Con. San. Sewer
1250 Reininga Co. 3208 Sunset Inst. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6795 998 Lang Const. 2527 Talbot Wire Res.
•� 6796 3.,000 Renton Marine 100 7th Relocate power panels
6797 6, 000 Pac Car 1400 4th Inst. Outlets
6798 1, 200 Diane Guustad 318 Stevens Inst. new service
6799 150 Mowry Treadwell 4315 20th Wire Rec-rm
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5787 2, 000 Renton Mazda Marine 100 7th Inst. gas piping
5788 1,720 Parkwood Homes 1904 22nd Inst. Fix.
5789 VOID
5790 2,000 Virgil Tuntland 227 Main Inst. vent for pressure
cooker
5791 1,737 Parkwood Homes 2203 Lincoln Plbg. for res.
5792 51, 000 Gene Horbuck 550 7th Heat Pumps
5793 8, 500 Porcello Jeweler 825 3rd Inst. Heaters
5794 1,700 Stott & Puppe 120 30th Inst. Fix.
SIGN PERMITS
603 800 Old Natl. Bank 2950 Sunset Inst. wall signs
604 3 , 500 Rainier Village 536 Rainier Inst. 1 pole sign
605 200 Louis Barei 314 Wells Inst. sign
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 14 , 1977 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
South Renton Park and Ride Facility* - Pursue project as presented
John Clements, Honeydew Creek matter - To report back next week
CITY ATTORNEY
Research of Honeydew Creek matter and advise Administration
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
South Renton Park and Ride Facility - Review and Report back
Bids - Talbot Hill Pump Station & Rolling Hills Tie Line Construction Project
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
South Renton Park and Ride Facilith
Raymond Ave. S.W. L. I.D. #307 for Ordinance
Appropriation re settlement Seattle-K.C. Health
PUBLIC HEARINGS
12-5-77 Street Vacation, S.W. Harris Pl .
��-��-&-28f77-Hedse�-Assstaeee-Rap CANCELLED
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 14 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; EARL CLYMER, KENNETH D. BRUCE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA H. SEYMOUR-THORPE.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
ATTENDANCE GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; DONALD CUSTER, Adminis-
trative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Upon inquiry by Council President Perry re Council Minutes of 11/7/77,
Councilman Stredicke requested inclusion Page 1 , following presenta-
tion by Boeing Company, "Council Members complimented Boeing on pro-
posals, a leading step for large industrial concerns , giving recogni-
tion of update and beautification programs." Add Page 3, "Stredicke
inquired about lack of access noted in the environmental impact state-
ment, being informed by City Staff that problem had been satisfied."
Add Page 4, "Motion by Shinpoch, Second Thorpe, Council continue
meeting past the 11 :00 p.m. cut off. Carried" MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 7, 1977 AS AMENDED BY
COUNCILMAN STREDICKE. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE, opposed change of street name from
Eagle Ridge Drive to Elk Ridge Drive due to cost and establishment
of incorrect precept. Versie Vaupel , 222 Wells Ave. N. , asked that
further consideration be given to the street name change and gave
reasons for objection as cost, dangerous precedent.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
Street Vacation posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
S.W. Harris P1 . public hearing continued from October 17 and November 7, to consider
City-initiated vacation of a portion of S.W. Harris Place between
Hearing Continued Hardie Ave. S.W. and -Rainier Ave. S. , per Resolution No. 2136
to 12/5/77 adopted 9/26/77. Letter from G. D. Rutherford, 10801 Auburn Ave. S. ,
Seattle 98178, requested three week continuance on the issue of
vacating a portion of SW Harris P1 . as described in the proposal
dated 11/7/77. Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke, Public Works
Director Gonnason reported that documents as requested by Council
at the last meeting, have not been received as yet, that negotiations
are progressing. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONTINUE
PUBLIC HEARING FOR THREE WEEKS. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published and
Park and Ride posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to consider the
Facility for proposed South Renton Park and Ride Facility. State Highway Depart-
South Renton ment Representative Smelser reviewed the history of Park and Ride
lots in the Renton area, noting 30 sites evaluated with recommenda-
tion for Fall of 1975, 700 car lot in South Renton; in Spring of 1976
City Council held public hearing for review of plan and asked the
Public Services Committee to work with Metro and the State Highway
r Department asking specifically to examine criteria, reduce the lot in
size to 350 to 400 cars and develop Park and Ride facility for 350
cars in northeast Renton, which has now been accomplished with the
facility in the Boeing parking lot. Mr. Smelser also reviewed the
criteria for determination of South Renton lot: Plinimal removal of
housing and other developments; compatible with neighborhood, land-
scaped and screened, easily accessible and adjacent to planned transit.
Mr. Smelser used wall maps and pictures to explain the area chosen
near freeways 405 and 167, located between S.W. Grady Way and North
7th St. across from South Renton shopping area; being vacant land
with no buildings. Mr. Smelzer explained landscaping and traffic
routing, as well as bus loading area. Mr. Smelzer explained the
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Public Hearing - Continued
South Renton advantages and disadvantages of the location and explained there
Park & Ride is no alternative, however, listed advantages and disadvantages of
Facility having no Park and Ride facility in South Renton. Mr. Smelser explain-
Continued ed community meetings were held, that 87% of participants favored
site which is now occupied by Renton Concrete Products.
Continued Audience Comment: Council Candidate Charles Shane inquired of other
locations which had been considered and noted that location chosen
between Renton Shopping Center and Renton Village would better develop
as continuous shopping area, suggesting Stoneway location on Maple
Valley Hwy. Duane Wells, property owner of proposed site, did not
feel the Park and Ride lot was best use of his property, that it would
cause loss of revenue to the City. Others questioning the site:
Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE; Henry Dalbert, 625 Shattuck S.
Persons favoring site: Leo Seitz, 2526 Smithers Ave. S. ; Frank
Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd. S. ; Al Vashon, 2025 Jones Ct. S.E . ; Dennis
Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. S. Mr. Smelzer answered questions
regarding crosswalks, traffic dividers , advising that signal modifi-
cation included with the project, that City participation will be the
development of ShattucK Ave. S. , which the City has budgeted. Public
Works Director Gonna�,on further explained the two segments of Shattuck
Ave. , the widening of the railroad undercrossing to S. 7th and the
extension from S. 7th Ave. to Grady Way S. , both being included in
6-Yr. Street Plan and FAM funded, with State participation in the
extension. Smelser explained Metro will provide upkeep of the facil-
ity: Councilman Stredicke reviewed process used in reducing environ-
mental impact of lot in establishment of downtown lot and North Renton
facility and the long history of the Public Services Committee involv--
ment. Councilwoman Thorpe explained selection process , criteria used,
and well attended public meetings. Councilman Perry inquired of the
zoning of proposed area, being advised by the Planning Director of
the light industrial zoning. Councilman Clymer and Councilwoman
Shinpoch inquired re costs, being advised by Gonnason approximately
$100,000 for Shattuck improvements including signal modification, Noll
budgeted; that there will be no cost to the City for the Park
and Ride facility. Mr. Smelser explained the project funding with
90% federal funds and 10% local match which would be paid by the State.
Upon Council inquiry as to affect on project if the gas tax rescinded,
Smelser noted some funding problems may exist; Gonnason noted possibil-
ity of funds. MOVED STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUB-
LIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN PRESENTATION, REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND ADMINIS-
Plan Approved TRATION TO PURSUE PROJECT AS PRESENTED AND ENTIRE MATTER BE REFERRED
TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND NOTIFY COUNCIL.
CARRIED. Time: 9:20 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
Raymond Ave. S.W. posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public
Street Improvement hearing to consider creation of L. I .D. #307 and installation of
L. I . D. #307 street improvements to a portion of Raymond Ave. SW running southerly
Preliminary 1 ,200 ft. , from S.14. 16th St. to S.W. 19th extended. , including
Assessment Roll clearing, draining, paving, installing curbs, gutters , lighting, etc.
Approved Total preliminary Assessment Roll : $297,352. 18; three parcels, with
two owners, Group Health and Metro. Public Works Director Gonnason
used wall map and explained project. Gonnason reported no protests
were received as of 5:00 p.m. this date. Gonnason explained $130.78
per front foot costs . There being no audience comment; it was MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED r
BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL APPROVE L. I .D. #307 AND REFER TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER ORDINANCE. Upon inquiry by Coun-
cilman Clymer, Acting City Attorney Warren advised legality with more
than one property owner and with benefit to the public; Public Works
Director advising benefit as city street eventually connecting to
Lind Ave. MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 9:29 p.m. and reconvened at 9:40 p.m. Roll Call : All
Council Members present.
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CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items, previously distributed to all
Council members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Travel Request Letter from Police Chief Darby requested authorization and advance
Police Chief travel funds for attendance at the Washington Association of Sheriffs
and Police Chiefs, Winter Conference in Olympia 12/8-10/77, noting
funds budgeted. Council concurrence recommended.
Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee recommended Council approval of Vouchers
15752 through 15998 in the amount of $308,454.21 , plus LID #302
Cash "Jarrant in amount of $1 ,104. 22 and Revenue 'Jarrant $1 ,104.22
having received department certification as to receipt of merchandise
and/or services . Council concurrence.
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared the week of December 1 ,
1977 as Civil Air Patrol Week urging citizen participation in
recognition of community service.
Bid Opening City Clerk Mead reported 11/9/77 bid opening, Talbot Hill Pump
Construction Station and Rolling Hills Tie Line; eight bids received. See
attached tabulation. Refer to the Public Services Committee.
Housing Assistance Letter from City Clerk Mead requested cancellation of public hearings
Hearings Cancelled which had been scheduled for 11/21 and 28/77, advising the Planning
Department has been advised by the Housing and Urban Development
Department that the hearings will not be required in order to qualify
for the Housing Rehabilitation monies. Council concurrence.
CONSENT AGENDA MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA. MOVED
APPROVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY STREDICKE, AMEND MOTION, REMOVING FOLLOWING
ITEM FOR SEPARATE CONSIDERATION. MOTION CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED
CARRIED, APPROVING CONSENT AGENDA.
Final Estimate Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason recommended Council accep-
Asphalt tance of the asphalt resurfacing project as of 11/8/77, having been
Resurfacing completed by Hi-Line Asphalt Paving Co. , Inc. 10/20/77 and accepted
CAG-052-77 by the Public Works Department 11/1/77. The letter reported final
payment due contractor in amount of $19,395.99 and recommended
�Q- release of retained amount of $2,140.87 to the Contractor if after
�� 30 days no liens or claims are filed against the project and proof
�i \ of liabilities received. Councilwoman Thorpe requested further infor-
mation regarding the project, being advised by Gonnason of the
locations of paving S. 7th, Morris and Whitworth, portion of Tiffany
�G ca
)(, Park parking lot, Highlands area; that the project had been inspected.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN LETTER. CARRIED.
�� ?J Councilwoman Thorpe requested future letters give more detail to aid
in Council decision, recalling Cedar Ave. S. problems.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Honeydew Creek John L. Clements , 14015 Renton-Issaquah Rd. , Renton , having presented
John L. Clements letter to Council 10/10/77 requesting clean up of Honeydew Creek
channel, used map to explain area and slides to show litter in creek
including old tires and mattresses, also showing build up of gravel
in culverts . Mr. Clements used chart to show elevation of his base-
ment and culverts under S.E. 138th, Anacortes N.E. and Whitman Crt.
Mr. Clements explained problem of water backing up in his basement
and berm installed for protection. Public Works Director Gonnason
. ., explained letter mailed 11/10 to property owners along this section of
creek, including Exxon Corp. Councilman Stredicke felt City has
obligation, that Exxon owner should be instructed and supervised in
removal of tires . Mr. Clements insisted the City has the power and
legal means to cause the channel to be cleared to excess litter and
build up. Upon inquiry by Councilwoman Shinpoch, Acting City Attorney
Warren explained the Department of Ecology now has .jurisdiction over
water courses, also Shoreline Management, and Federal .jurisdiction
if navigable stream. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re application of
proposed drainage ordinance concerning policing powers, being advised
by Attorney this not being City' s normal powers. Council ;1embers
Renton City Council
11/14/77 Page 4
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Honeydew Creek made further inquiries of the City Attorney and Public Works Director.
Continued Councilman Perry expressed belief that City should instruct clean up
and if not accomplished, do the work and bill the owners , this being
natural drainage area. Legal responsibility was further questioned.
Public Works Director Gonnason explained that Mr. Clements does have
a low basement and explained hydraulics of full culvert at S.E. 138th,
18" water in basement, suggesting further berming. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION TO REPORT
BACK NEXT WEEK. CARRIED. Mayor Delaurenti asked Acting City Attorney .,..,
Warren to research and advise, the Attorney noting need for more than
weeks time. (Time 10:30 p.m. )
Seattle-King Cty Letter from Finance Director Marshall reported settlement by arbitra-
Health Dept. tion with Seattle-King County Public Health requires additional ap-
Appropriation propriation of $5,306. 72 over the $.30,000 budgeted for 1977 in order
to finalize all payments for 1976 and 1977. The letter noted the
$30,000 budgeted for 1977 is Federal Revenue Sharing expenditure.
The letter listed funds for the transfer and requested referral
to the Ways and Means Committee. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST. CARRIED.
Heather Downs Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason presented Heather Downs
L. I. D. #,297 Sewers Drainage Basin Feasibility Study for interceptor sewers as prepared
by URS Co. , Seattle, and explained that at the time the City Council
Heather Downs established LID #297 for construction of the Heather Downs sewer
Drainage Basin system, the Department was authorized to study alternative methods
Feasibility Study of providing interceptor sewers to serve the plat, and URS Co. was
for contracted. The report recommended Alternate No. 1 be constructed
Interceptor to provide maximum development of the basin. The letter explained
Sewers savings to property owners by a greater spread of the trunkage charge
to a larger area; indicating savings of $350 per lot in reduction of
trunkage charge and $100 per lot reduction by redesigning interior
system; that cuts in individual streeets in Heather Downs could
be reduced by $20,000 with net savings to individual property owners
of approximately $450, reducing original assessments from $2,700 to
approximately $2,250. The letter recommended meetings with property
owners in Heather Downs and adjacent areas and owners of the Maple-
wood Golf Course and recommended a public hearing. The letter recom-
mended that the Council concur in recommended alternative and author-
ize the Public t4orks Department staff to proceed with the necessary
meetings and programs under the direction of the Council 's Public
Services Committee.
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Continued r Motion by Shinpoch, second by Clymer, to concur in est report,
was later withdrawn. Councilman Stredicke questioned authorization
U and costs of Feasibility Study, noting plan (now known as Alternate II
U] in study) was approved by Council at packed public hearing on the
` L. I .D. and Heather Downs people were advised that sharing of trunk line
0 o costs would result in $500 savings; Heather Downs people annexed to
IU) City on information given. Public Works Director Gonnason advised the
W U study was requested at the original public hearing to explore all
D means for reduced costs; and noted with request to change plans , pub-
0 lic hearing was recommended. Resident opposition was discussed to
placement of line through canyon (now known as Alternate I in study) .
Gonnason explained new plan would serve about 750 acres and reduce
trunkline charge per square foot, that City would finance trunkline
through canyon to be repaid on latecomer' s agreement ($301 ,108 plus
LID assessments) . Councilman Clymer recalled Heather Downs residents
objected to King County Engineer Despain's study for roadway through
canyon; Gonnason noted review showed canyon to be good area for utili-
ties. Persons present: John Leonard 2856 S.W. 172nd, Seattle, re-
called history of Heather Downs annexation with assurance given that
sewer line would not be placed through valley and objected to more
public hearings. Sandy Webb strongly objected to sewer trunk being
placed in canyon area. Questioning and review of study ensued, $13,000
cost of study noted. Upon Councilman Clymer inquiry, Gonnason ex-
plained that at some future date in time trunk line would be placed
in canyon in order to sewer the drainage basin, even though Alternate
Renton City Council
11/14/77 Page 5
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Heather Downs II was chosen at this time. Moved by Perry, second Stredicke,
Area Sewers proceed with original intent of Council for L.I .Q. 297 as approved
Continued at Heather Downs Public Hearing March 7, 1977. *(See later motion)
Meeting Time MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND CONTINUE
Limited by COUNCIL MEETING BEYOND 11 :00 P.M. ROLL CALL: 1-AYE: PERRY; 5-N0:
Ordinance CLYMER, BRUCE, SHINPOCH STREDICKE, AND THORPE. MOTION FAILED.
(Time: 11 :10 p.m. )
Heather Downs *SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL DISUCSSION
Sewers ON L. I .D. #297 BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3169 Moved by Stredicke, second Bruce, meeting adjourn. SUBSTITUTE MOTION
$800,000 City BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND PLACE WATER AND
Water and Sewer SEWER REFUNDING BOND ON FIRST READING. CARRIED. Ways and Means
Refunding Bonds Committee Chairman Clymer recommended first, second and final read-
ings of an ordinance providing for issuance of $800,000 par value
City of Renton Water and Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds, 1977, Issue
No. 2, for the purpose of obtaining a part of the funds with which
to refund, pay and retire the outstanding City of Renton Water and
Sewer Revenue Bonds of 1954 and 1965 and Refunding Bond, 1965.
Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL
SUSPEND RULES AND PLACE ORDINANCE ON SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
CARRIED. Following readings, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 11 :22 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
Witt 16 CITY OFI RENTON
WARRANT DISTRIBUTION 1!/i•/!'!
FUND TOTAL WARRANT$
MACHINE VOIDS: NO J 15745 - i 15751
CURRENT FUND •tOS003606t
RARKQ AND RCCREATjON FUND •LSt�7lelt►
4RT1RIAL STREET FUND 03947 005
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IITREET FUND 60#916400
4:111RARY FUND 66#511427
CETA FUND 044718Iitai
SNTIRECESSION FUND OlMitAi
STRIET FORWARD TMRUOT >11�►�1lMe#6
IEtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiA MAIN FIRE ST.CONSTR./ EDA •liil!l0�7•
WATERWORKS UTILITIY FUND i1s6B�>iiOeA!
SIROQRT FUND 117al1S�3S
1076 WATER a $KWER CONSTR #M4 B5l4#d
Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TALBOT PUMP STATION/ EDA ROE'I�ZR
RQUIPMENT RENTAL. •154eFtlif
F;REMEN PENSION 6ttrrBfli41B
TOTAL. OF ALL. WARRANTS •900r�1si411
WEi THE UNDER BteNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RRNTON CITY COUNC16g HAVING RECEIVED DERARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION TWAT
MtROWANDISE AND/OR =ERVICEA WAVE SEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED# DO WERg$y
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS N04 15758 T4RQW3H N04 10998 IN TME AMOUNT
OF *906#454411 TW TM DAY NQVEMNER 1977•
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER
L. i .U./ 302 MEMBER • ----
REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-7 51 , 104.22
CASH WARRANT 4, 0.AC-9 $1 , 104.22
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BID TABULATION SHEET
PRO J ECT : CONSTRUCTION OF THE
mrrnnm uTii. PiiMP t.. R(�T.T.7NC� HTT.T.S T .TNF.
DATE NOVEMBER 9, 1977 I Pump Station
II Tie Line
1510 D F.R. 81 D
BB EEO AA MBE
CALHOUN— CONS
T. I $246 , 109 . 00
718 South Central Ave II NO BID
Kent, Wash. 98031
BB EEO AA MBE
FRANK COLUCCIO I NO BID
9600 Empire Way South II $188, 475 . 23
Seattle , Wash . 98118
BB EEO AA MBE
DiORIO I NO BID
7265 - 2nd Ave . S . II $173 , 456 . 78
Seattle , Wash. 98108
BB EEO AA MBE
HUMPHREY CONST. I $244 , 086 . 37
P . 0. Box 18186 II NO BID
r Seattle , Wash . 98118
BB EEO AA MBE
RAJ CONSTRUCTION I $247 , 693 . 16
P O Box 573 II $254, 778 . 48
Woodinville , Wash 98072
BB EEO AA MBE
BERT ROBISON I NO BID
P . 0 . Box 5007 II $225 , 229 . 26
Kent Wash . 98031
BB EEO AA MBE
PAUL SNYDER I NO BID
Box 475 II $168 , 035 . 49
Kirkland Wash . 98033
BB EEO AA MBE
TRI-STATE I $214 , 489. 00
959 - 108th Ave . N.E. II
Bellevue . Wash, 98004
COUNCIL BUDGET COMMITTEE SCHEDULE
Revised November 15, 1977
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1977 - 7:30 p.m. Pages
FINANCE DEPARTMENT 72 - 107
DATA PROCESSING DEPARTMENT 108 - 112
LEGAL DEPARTMENT 113 - 116
LAND USE HEARING EXAMINER 242 - 245
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1977 - 7:30 p.m.
PLANNING DEPARTMENT 117 - 159
*POLICE DEPARTMENT (Chief Darby) 160 - 205
***FIRE DEPARTMENT (Chief Geissler/Sharon Green) 206 - 241
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1977 - 7:30 p.m.
RENTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 246 - 247
**LIBRARY DEPART14ENT (Clark Petersen) 371 - 385
*PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT (Gene Coulon) 348 - 370
**PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT (Sharon Green) 249 - 252
OTHER FUNDS 386 - 433
**CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (Don Doubles) 253 - 255
**HUMAN RIGHTS & AFFAIRS COMMISSION (Al Talley) 62 - 65
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1977 - 9:30 a.m.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 256 - 347
REMAINDER OF SCHEDULE AS PREVIOUSLY PRINTED
* Council President requests Department Head to be present
** Department Head requests to be present
*** Council President requests Personnel Director to be present
16 17-
NOV 1977
RECEIVED
I- CITY of RENTON
41 CLERK'S OFFICf �,"'
Fit I�GECA
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Cleric
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 11-14-77
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
BUDGET COMMITTEE See attached PERRY
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues 11/15 4:30 PM SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf Rm
WAYS AND MEANS Mon 11/21 7:00 PM CLYMER 6th Floor Conf. Rm
PUBLIC SERVICES BRUCE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
PUBLIC HEARINGS
RENTON HILL COMPREHENSIVE PLA Mon 11/21 8:00 PM Council Chambers
BLOCK GRANT HOUSING &
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Mon 11/21 8:00 PM Council Chambers
1
SCHEDULE FOR 1978 BUDGET MEETINGS
PAGE 2
SCHEDULE FOR 1978 BUDGET MEETINGS
TO: CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS
NOVEMBER 29 , 1977 - TUESDAY - 7:30 P.M.
NOVEMBER 15, 1977 - TUESDAY - 7:30 P.M. PAGES APPROVE RECOMMENDATIONS TO CITY COUNCIL
MAYOR'S PRESENTATION OF BUDGET
REVENUE 2 - 47 NOVEMBER 30, 1977 - WEDNESDAY - 7:30 P.M.
COUNCIL 48 - 52
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT 53 - 57 BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS MADE AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 58 - 71
DECEMBER 1, 1977 - THURSDAY - 7:30 P.M.
NOVEMBER 15, 1977 - TUMMY - 7:30 P.M.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT 72 - 107 DECEMBER 2, 1977 - FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M.
DATA PROCESSING DEPARTMENT 108 - 112
LEGAL DEPARTMENT 113 - 116
LAND USE HEARING EXAMINATIONS DEPARTMENT 242 - 245 DECEMBER 3, 1977 - SATURDAY - 9: 30 A.M.
NOVEMBER 16, 1977 -WEMJ YY - 7: 30 P.H.
Ail Budget Meetings will be held in the Council Chambers
PLANNING DEPARTMENT 117 - 159 from 7: 30 P.M. to 10:30 P.M. , except for Saturdays and
* POLICE DEPARTMENT (Chief Darby) 160 - 205 Holidays at which time they will commence at 9:30 A.M.
+++ FIRE DEPARTMENT (Chief Geissler and 206 - 241 Recess may occur earlier if the agenda that is being re-
Sharon Green) viewed is completed prior to 10:30 P.M. In the event that
a department's budget is not reviewed or completed on the
NOVEMBER 17, 1977 -SAY - 7:30 P.M. night scheduled, it will be considered as first item the
following night.
RENTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 246 - 247
+* LIBRARY DEPARTMENT (Clark Petersen) 371 - 385 There will be an audience comment section allowed at the
PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT 348 - 370 beginning and end of each session for the public to speak
on budgets coming before the Council for that session or
completed during that session. The audience comment section
NOVEMBER 18, 1977 - FRIDAY - 7:30 P.M. will be limited to 30 minutes.
++ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT (Don Doubles) 248 - 255
OTHER FUNDS 386 -
*
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (Warren Gonnason) 256 - 347 347
NOVEMBER 19, 1977 - SATURDAY - 9:30 A.M. George J. Perry - Council President
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT 256 - 347
* Council President requests Department Head be present
NOVEMBER 22, 1917 - TUESDAY - 7:30 P.M. ** Department Head requests to be present
SUMMARIZE ***Council President requests Personnel Director be present
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Nov. 14, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5592 7 , 020 Vince Nassek 2223 8th Const. Kitchen Add.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1251 B & T. Const. 1901 3rd Side Sewer Repair
1252 Parkwood Homes 1809 21st Con. Side Sewer
1253 Parkwood Homes 1820 21st Con. Side Sewer
1254 Parkwood Homes 2203 Lincoln Inst. Side Sewer
1255 Parkwood Homes 1904 22nd Inst. Side Sewer
1256 Terhune Homes 1700 14th Inst . Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6800 150 George Williams 201 Union Hook up Mobile Home
6801 150 James Little 955 Anacortes Add two Heaters
6802 900 Rob Stott 1203 30th Wire Res.
6803 900 Delta Const . 2004 Glenwood Wire Res.
6804 100 Rudy Starkovich 73 Burnett Inst . Service
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5795 1, 550 Brown/Strand 2807 21st Inst. Fix.
5796 2, 950 Nancy Bennett 2622 Jones Inst. Fix.
REVOCABLE PERMIT
0022 Wilbert Reed 539 Raymond Const. Rockery
46
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 21 , 1977 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Renton Merchants Assoc. request for Christmas banners
HEARING EXAMINER
Matter of Renton Hill zoning
MAYOR
Matter of existing reports - Feasibility of Public Safety for Police/Fire Depts.
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to execute Unemployment Consultant Contract
Authorized to execute Intergovernmental Contract
PLANNING COMMISSION
Letter from Rolling Hills Homeowners re moratorium request (Information)
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Letter from Rolling Hills Homewoners re moratorium request
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Miller and Cline request to connect to City sewer
Intergovernmental contract for water storage facility
Brad McElroy sewer connection request
Eagle Ridge Drive name change
Vertex Energy System's modification to City Hall heating system
Garbage rate increase
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Petition for Monterey Terrace undergrounding utility wires
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Building Moratorium Renton Hill (Multi-family)
Rolling Hills Homeowners letter and Moratorium area South of Renton Hill
Ordinances on first reading 11/21/77: Code of Ethics
Waterworks Utility
LID #307
Senior Citizen & Handicapped Park Acquisition
Final Plat - Rudell 's 2nd Addn. Malesis Rezone
PUBLIC HEARINGS
12/12/77 Alley Vacation - Kennydale
NEW
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 21 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; EARL CLYMER, KENNETH D. BRUCE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
ATTENDANCE TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BOURASA, Police Representative;
DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON and CATHY BURKE, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilwoman Thorpe requested addition Page 3, Paragraph 8, Final
Estimate Asphalt Resurfacing, Line 11 ; add "and that project meets
City standards." Councilman Stredicke requested Page 4, last para-
graph, first line - Remove word "committee" and add "Staff." MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES WITH CORRECTIONS
STATED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Council Candidate Elect C. Shane, 3003 Mountain View Ave. N. , objected
to Council action as reported in 11/20 newspaper article that alleged
Uniformed layoff of police and fire personnel in regards to contract negotiations .
Personnel E. Kunstle, 1015 Jones Ave. S. E. commented on same newspaper article
objecting to police contract item re bonus pay for passing of physical .
Heather Downs Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. S. E. , recalled Heather Downs sewer LID
Sewer LID #297 #297 matter under discussion 11/14/77, asked reconfirmation of original
plan approved by Council 3/7/77. Marlene Vickers , 13439 S.E. 141st,
Reconfirmed Co-Chairman of S.O.S. reported extensive study made and findinqs that
«... Council Approval canyon area in question unsuitable for sewer trunk placement. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, SUBJECT OF HEATHER DOWNS AREA SEWERS BE
BROUGHT TO THE COUNCIL FLOOR. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke reported
distribution of packet of information on subject. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL RECONFIRM EARLIER ACTION OF MARCH 7, 1977 ON
HEATHER DOWN SEWER LID #297. CARRIED.
Senior Center Frank Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd. S. , inquired when Council would dis-
cuss the Senior Citizens Center, being advised of planned discussion at
7:30 p.m. budget hearing 11/23/77.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and pub-
Renton Hill lished according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to
Comprehensive consider the Planning Commission recommendation of the Comprehensive
Plan Plan of the Renton Hill Planning Area (that area generally bound by
FAI-405 on the West, Cedar River on the North, the hillside and undevel-
oped area on the East and the powerline right-of-way on the South.
Letter from Planning Director Ericksen submitted Planning Commission
recommendations per Council request of 6/6/77. The letter explained
the process of hearings and work meetings with detailed analysis of
land use, circulation and community facilities; explaining the Commis-
sion had adopted the Comprehensive Planning Committee recommendation
at conclusion of public hearing 10/12/77. Letter from Kathy Keolker,
532 Cedar Ave. S. , President, Renton Hill Community Association, sub-
mitted statement ,listing concerns of Renton Hill residents and favored
the Planning Commission recommendation re the Comprehensive Plan.
Petition bearing 227 signatures of Renton Hill residents and property
owners expressed opposition to the building of any additional multiple
dwellings at the upper end of Cedar Ave. S. or any adjacent area that
would require access through our community. (Petition originally filed
with Planning Commission 8/26/77.) Petition bearing 28 signatures pro-
tested rezoning Mill Ave. S. from R-3 multi-family residential to R-1
single-family, having been so zoned since 1964. Document prepared by
Renton City Council
11/21/77 Page 2
Public Hearing - Continued
Comprehensive Transamerica Development with letter from Patricia Parks, Attorney,
Plan for objected to change in comprehensive plan designating the Renton Hills
Renton Hill area as single family residential area (R-1 ) , noting Transamerica
Continued owns 10. 05 acres at the south end of Cedar Ave. S. designated as R-3.
The letter explained proposed sale of 6.67 acres for 90 unit four-
plex condominium and explained degree of steepness of property and
that property abuttsFAI-405, making the property suitable for multi-
family residential use. The letter alleged loss of value of property
in change from R-3 to R-1 ; an attached traffic study claimed 50% use
of optimum design for Cedar Ave. S. , suggesting means for increasing
efficiency of traffic circulation, such as one way street and removing
one 6'-2 ft. sidewalk. Planning Director Ericksen used charts , maps and ...
slides to present review of area, the nature of Comprehensive Plan,
and Planning Commission recommendation, also distributing maps and
written recommendation for audience use. Mr. Ericksen explained the
land use element findings , circulation and community facilities, and
recommendations of the Planning Commission, for single family residen-
tial for area north of Puget Sound transmission right-of-way; add
greenbelt area-steep hillside areas, powerline and natural drainage
courses; delete dill Ave. S. extention and Grant Ave. connection with
continued limited access; area north of railroad designated multi-
family be resignated as future recreation.
Continued -- Per5,ons present speaking in favor of Planning Commission recommendation:
Historic Kathy Keolker; Claude Rogers , 420 Renton Ave. S. ; Ruth Larson, 714
Unique High Ave. S. ; Ethel Telban, 508 Cedar Ave. S. ; Jim Breda, 1002 Grant
Neighborhood Ave. S. ; Mario Gotti , 1005 High Ave. S. Persons opposing recommendation:
Desires Bill Montangne,Vice-President Transamerica Development Co. ; Gene
Single-Family Farrell , 11112 Rainier Ave. S. , developer and purchaser of Trans-
Residential america property; Patricia Parks , 118 N. 40th, Seattle, Persons
Area present speaking against change in zoning of Mill Ave. "S. from multi- .
family to single-family residential : firs. Ray Hansen, 336 Mill Ave.
S. ; Anita Thelander, 512 Mill Ave. S. ; Paul Von Beck, 18184 S.E. 41st
Place, Issaquah, bash. Also speaking in favor of the recommendation :
Robert McBeth, Attorney for Renton Hill Community Association, 505B
South 3rd. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC
HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR
IN PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION ELIMINATING EXTENSION OF MILL
AVE. S. AND GRANT AVE. S. , CHANGING DESIGNATION OF ALL OF RENTON HILL
FROM MULTI-FAMILY TO SINGLE-FAMILY WITH EXCEPTION OF MILL AVENUE SOUTH
TO SOUTH SEVENTH STREET AND THAT THE AREA V HICH IS OCCUPIED BY GLADDING
McBEAN (Interpace) BE DESIGNATED AS RECREATIONAL. CARRIED. See later.
Recess MOVED BY BRUCE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 10:01 p.m. and reconvened at 10: 14 p.m. Roll Call : All
Council Members present..
Renton Hill MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER OF RENTON
Zoning HILL ZONING TO THE LAND USE HEARING EXAMINE:. CARRIED. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER MATTER OF ORDINANCE AND MORITORIUM
Renton Hill (ON BUILDING OF MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ON THE RENTON HILL AREA)
Moratorium TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO EVALUATE AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL.
Councilman Stredicke noted Consent Agenda item - letter from Rolling
Rolling Hills Hills Homeowners Association requested moratorium on multi-family
Moratorium building for 90 days or until Planning Commission completes study of
area east of Renton Hill bounded by power line transmission on North,
Benson Road on West, Puget Drive on South and Edmonds S.E. on the East.
(See later Consent Agenda) MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, AMEND
MOTION TO INCLUDE LETTER FROM ROLLING HILLS HOMEOWNERS AND MORATORIUM
IN THE REFERRAL. THE AMENDING MOTION CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED,
CARRIED. (See Page 6 and Page 7. )
ORDINANCES MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE
AND RESOLUTIONS ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS TO BE READ AT THIS TIME. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND STREDICKE, Council go into Executive Session to consider property
value required prior to adoption of resolution. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, MATTER OF EXECUTIVE SESSION BE TABLED UNTIL NEW
BUSINESS ON THE AGENDA. CARRIED. MOTION TO SUSPEND RULES, CARRIED.
Renton City Council
11/21/77 Page 3
Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Ordinance 3170 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Land Use Hearing recommending second and final readings of ordinance amending Land
Examiner Use Hearing Examiner Ordinance per procedures; first reading 11/7/77.
Amendment Following readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance 3171 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Stirskey Rezone ordinance rezoning property located 100 ft. West of Rolling Hills
SR-1 to R-2 Ave. S.E. along east side of Puget Dr. S.E. between Parkwood sub-
division and BPA Carr Line right-of-way; first reading 11/7/77.
Following readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL
ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES . CARRIED.
Ordinance #3172 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Salant Rezone ordinance rezoning property located at northeast corner of S.Puget
GS-1 to R-2 & 3 Drive and Grant Ave. S. Following readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3173 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Industrial ordinance amending fees paid for preliminary and final plats of indus-
Subdivision trial subdivisions. Following readings (first reading 10/24/77) , it
was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL:
ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3174 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Storm & Surface ordinance establishing and creating a surface water runoff ordinance
Water Drainage to oe known a:; the Storm and Surface Water Drainage Ordinance regulat-
ing the design, standards, procedures and the submission of drainage
plans in conjunction with land development proposals and imposes fees .
Exemption included for single family residential structure of less
than 5,000 sq.ft. not including surfaced driveway or patio. First
reading of ordinance 11/7/77. Following readings ,it was MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. _
CARRIED.
Ordinance #3175 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Abandoned Vehicle ordinance establishing abandoned vehicle regulations; first reading
Regulations 11/7/77. Following readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES . CARRIED.
Ordinance applies to abandoned vehicles and hulks on private and
public property.
Ordinance #3176 The Committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Vehicle Impound ordinance establishing Vehicle Impound Regulations; first reading
Regulations 11/7/77. Following readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3177 The report recommended second and final readings of an ordinance
Parking establishing Parking Regulations; first reading 11/7/77. Following
Regulations readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Garbage Rates The Committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance amending
Public Services the garbage collection fees . Councilman Stredicke requested reading
Committee of Minority Report of the Public Services Committee. The full comriiittee
Minority Report recommended concurrence with recommendation of hiayor and Public Works
nspec ion Uni Director for acceptance of the low bid from Cues for furnishing the
Sher TV Monitor TV inspection unit (10/26/77 bid opening) , in amount of $55,823 includ-
Bid Award ing sales tax. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION AND AWARD BID. CARRIED.
Repainting The Public Services Committee report recommended (by full committee)
Bid Award concurrence with Public Works Director recommendation for award bid to
low bidder, Sunset Coatings in amount of $35,992 for the repainting
of the Highlands Tank and Mt. Olivet Reservoir. The report noted
Municipal Arts Commission reviewed proposal and made recommendations.
(Bid Opening 11/3/77). It was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUN-
CIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION AND AWARD BID. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resclutions - Continued
Public Services The Public Services Committee report recommended that four referrals -
Minority Report Brad P. McElroy sewer connection; Eagle Ridge Drive name change;
Continued Vertex Energy System's modifications to the City Hall heating system
and garbage rate increase, be referred back to committee in order that
committee be fully informed prior to recommendation. MOVED BY STREDICKE
Referrals SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, GARBAGE RATE ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON
FIRST READING. CARRIED.
Garbage Ordinance MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL PLACE ORDINANCE AMENDING THE
Revised Rates GARBAGE ORDINANCE ON FIRST READING. CARRIED. Following reading, it
was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDINANCE
BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE PENDING REPORT FROM THE PUBLIC
SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Ordinance 3178 The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance repeal-
Amendment to ing a portion of the Sign Ordinance relating to removal of non-
Sign Code conforming signs. Following reading, Councilman Stredicke requested
explanation of the City Attorney for the record; being advised by
Acting City Attorney Warren of the change in State law requiring
removal of the amortization schedule form ordinance to protect City
from increased expenditures , matter having Public Works Department
recommendation. Following readings , it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Board of Ethics The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of an
Ordinance ordinance amending Code of Ethics Ordinance as pertains to membership.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Waterworks Committee Chairman recommended first reading of an ordinance relating
Utility Ordinance to the waterworks utility including the sewerage system and adopting
a system or plan for making additions , extensions and betterments,
defined as the "Plan of Additions and Betterments" and to be part of
the "Comprehensive Water System Plan dated 10/76 prepared by Harstad
Assoc. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE,
COUNCIL REFER BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
LID #307 The Committee Chairman recommended first reading of an ordinance
Ordinance ordering construction of Raymond Ave. SW from SW 16th St. southerly
1200 ft. , establishing L. I .D. #307. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BRUCE,
COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Ordinance The Committee Chairman recommended first reading of an ordinance
Senior Citizen & superseding Ordinance No. 3157 10/10/77 regarding acquisition of prop-
Handicapped Park erty (including condemnation) for construction of a Senior Citizen
Acquisition Center and a park for the handicapped. Following reading, MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH REFER BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Malesis Rezone Upon recommendation by the Committee Chairman for first reading of
Ordinance an ordinance rezoning property from R-1 to R-3, known as the Malesis
Rezone, Councilman Perry left the Chambers and took no part in the
matter. Following reading , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE,
COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Councilman Perry returned to the Chambers.
RESOLUTIONS The Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading and adoption
Resolution #2142 of a resolution setting hearing date of 12/12/77 concerning vacation
Alley Vacation of an alley-way in the Kennydale area. Following reading, MOVED BY
Fawcett et al CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED. ..r
Resolution #2143 The report recommended reading and adoption of a resolution approving
Final Plat final plat for subdivision located at the southwest corner of N.E.
Glencoe Dvn. #5 24th St. and Union Ave. N.E. , known as Glencoe Division No. 5. Follow-
ing reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION
AS READ. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Resolution #2144 The report recommended reading and adoption of resolution transferring
Fund Transfer $1 ,500 to provide payment for Arbitrator; transfer from Personnel
Arbitor Administration. Following reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2145 The report recommended reading and adoption of resolution transferring
Fund Transfer $5,306. 72 for purpose of finalizing all payments due for 1976 and
Public Health 1977 pursuant to settlement by arbitration with Seattle-King County
Public Health Department. Following reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
"w THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2146 The report recommended reading and adoption of resolution establishing
Bail Schedule bail schedule for parking voilations. Following reading, MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Joint Water Prior to presentation of resolution, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY ,
Supply & Storage COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND READ LETTER LISTED ON AGENDA UNDER CORRES-
PONDENCE. CARRIED. Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason ex-
Referendum #27 plained Referendum 27 grant offer in amount of $398,357 needing accep-
tance by 12/l/77; recommending adoption of resolution authorizing the
Mayor and City Clerk to execute the Offer and Acceptance Agreement.
The application having been made on behalf of the City and Water
Districts 14, 63, 69, 77 and 88, agreement has been prepared by con-
sulting engineering firm of Harstad Associates and recommended refer-
ral to the Public Services Committee for report back to council 11/28.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, Counci1 concur in report and refer to
the Ways and Means Committee. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE,.SECOND BRUCE,
CITY ENTER INTO INTERGOVERNMENTAL CONTRACT FOR WATER STORAGE FACILITY
AUTHORIZING MAYOR AND CLERK TO EXECUTE CONTRACT PENDING APPROVAL BY
THE WAYS A CHAIRMAN. CARRIED. City Clerk Mead read
the resolution upon approval of the Ways and Means Committee and the
recommendation for adoption. The resolution agreed to accept on
behalf of City and Water Districts 14, 63, 69, 77, and 88, grant offer
in amount of $398, 357 from the Department of Social and Health Ser-
r... vices and agrees to use funds in the improvement of service to the
Resolution #2147 West Hills area for reservoir, pumping facilities and transmission
West Hill Water water mains. The resolution authorized Mayor and City Clerk to execute
Storage Facility Offer and Acceptance Agreement with state agency. Following reading,
Joint Project MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke commended City for efforts made
in coordinating project with five other taxing districts for funds
and building of water storage unit, (noting same for the record) .
(See later
Resolution) MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES, ADVANCE TO OLD
OLD BUSINESS BUSINESS AND READ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Executive Council President Perry ,resented Executive Committee of the Whole
Committee Report Report recommending that the Council authorize the negotiating team
Fire Local #864 Proceed to arbitration on unresolved items in Fire Local #864 nego-
Negotiations tiations. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. The Executive Committee Report recommended
that the Mayor be requested to appoint a Citizens" Committee to
explore the feasibility of a Department of Public Safety for Police
and Fire Departments; no member of the Committee is to be connected
with either department or other City employees , past or present.
Feasibility of MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, Council concur in recommendation.
Public Safety Following discussion that prior study may have been previously made,
Department for SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL REFER MATTER
Police & Fire TO THE MAYOR FOR INFORMATION AS TO EXISTING REPORTS. SUBSTITUTE
Departments MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance MOVED BYSTREDICKE, SECOND THORPL, THE SUBJECT OF PROCEDURE FOR COPIES
Copy Procedure OF ORDINANCES FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS AND WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE REPORT
REGARDING ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE FOR STUDY . CARRIED.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, Council suspend rules and consider
Examiner decision and Executive Session. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND PEkRY, COUNCIL CONl1NUE MEETING UNTIL THE AGENDA COMPLETED.
CARRIED.
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11/21/77 Page 6
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items, previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Rolling Hills Letter from James R. McClelland, President, Rolling Hills Village
Homeowners re Homeowners Association, Renton, requested Council declare 90-day multi-
Comprehensive family building permit moratorium in the area south of Renton Hill or
Plan and until the Renton Planning Commission can complete the Comprehensive
Moratorium Plan review. The letter listed the area as generally bounded by the
Puget Power transmission right-of-way on the North, Benson Rd. on
West, Puget Drive on South and Edmonds Ave. SE on the East, including
area east of Renton Hill to the CSPM&P Railroad right-of-way; noting
11/9/77 Planning Commission public hearing and referral to committee
for study and eventual recommendation to the City Council . Refer to
the Planning and Development Committee for report back to Council and
to the Planning Commission for information. (See Pages 2 and 7. )
Petition for Petition bearing 35 signatures representing 51% of the property owners
Undergrounding of Monterey Terrace requested underground wiring and meetings with the
Utility Wires community to plan project. Petition submitted by Shari Fisher, 118
Monterey Terrace Monterey Dr. N. E. Refer to the Public Works Department for validation
of petition and report back to Council .
Police Department Letter from Police Chief Darby requested authorization and advance
Travel travel funds for Detective James Foust for attendance at the quarterly
meeting of Narcotic Investigators , Portland Ore. , 12/8 and 9/77;
funds budgeted. Council concurrence.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED.
Approved
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Request to Letter from Henry Miller, 10200 138th SE and James Cline, 10208 138th
Connect to SE, requested permission to connect their houses to the City sewerline
City Sewer located in the street in front of homes , being City limits in the
vicinity of Eastwood Park. The letter explained willingness to annex
should a petition be circulated, explaining septic tank problems and
health hazard. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER MATTER
TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Unemployment Letter from Personnel Director Green reported agreement has been
Compensation negotiated with Gibbens Co. , Inc. to act as City' s service agency for
Agreement for unemployment compensation program. The letter explained agreement
Consultant effective 1/1/78 with cost of 3� per $100 of gross annual payroll ;
based on 1978 estimated payroll :, cost would be $1 ,692. Contract
cancellable any time with three-month notice. Authorization requested
Mayor and City Clerk to execute agreement. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Christmas Letter from Floyd Hughes , Sr. , President, Renton Merchants Association
Banners asked permission to hang four Christmas banners - three on South 3rd
at 200, 700 and 900 Blocks and one on South 2nd on the 900 Block.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST AND REFER
TO THE ADMINISTRATION. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report regarding appeal of Hearing Examiner decision for Malibu Grant
Committee Report Prix Corp. , Special Permit SP-067-77, and after examination of the
Malibu Grand Prix records and written appeal , determined that no error in fact or law
SP-067-77 exists pursuant to Section 4-3016. The report recommended that the
Council concur in the decision of the Hearing Examiner. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE.
Richard Dent, representing Malibu Grand Prix Corp. , San Diego, Calif. ,
disputed action taken over potential problems and offered solutions .
Arne Hubner, 11019 Renton Ave. S. , Seattle, represented Renton Police
Department and spoke against the company operating in the Renton area.
Councilman Stredicke explained Examiner recommendation was to approve
Malibu' s zoning request but deny special permit and appeal was filed.
MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, RECORD SHOW COUNCILWOMAN
SHINPOCH DID NOT ATTEND COMMITTEE MEETINGS REGARDING THIS MATTER NOR
PARTICIPATE IN VOTING. CARRIED.
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11/21/77 Page 7
Old Business - Continued
Councilwoman Thorpe asked to be excused and left the Chambers.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee report regarding appeal of Hearing
Development Examiner Decision, Crestview Manor No. 1 , Preliminary Plat, PP-068-77,
Committee Report noted review of records and determination that no error in fact or
Crestview Manor law exists pursuant to Section 4-3016, regarding Items 1 , 2, and 4
No. 1 Preliminary of the preliminary plat approval recommendation and Item 1 of the
Plat - Appeal exception approval recommendation. The report stated an error in
fact was found regarding Item 3 of the preliminary plat approval recom-
mendation and Item 2 of exception approval recommendation; the purported
15 foot utility easement was found not to exist and an existing struc-
ture (attached double garage) is located over it. The committee report
recommended the City Council concur in the recommendation of the Hear-
Li
ear-
, ing Examiner with the deletion of Item 3 of the preliminary plat ap-
cY 'v proval recommendation and Item 2 of the exception approval recommenda-
2 �I tion. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION.
0 Robert E. McBeth, Attorney, recalled histor%t of issue of opening
�- Blaine Ave. N.E. from N. E. 12th to '4.E. 16th St. or cul-de-sac installed
If asking that cul-de-sac be allowed, claiming project would not otherwise
0be
feasible and requested traffic study. Committee Chairman Perry
0 explained review and Examiner's decision that street be opened.
FICTION CARRIED.
Ruddell 's 2nd Planning and Development Committee report explained review of records
Addition of final plat Ruddell ' s 2nd Addition, MacLand, Inc. FP-087-77; property
Final Plat located at the northeast corner of Monroe Ave. N.E. and N.E. 10th.
Street. The report recommended concurrence in Hearing Examiner' s
decision. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COM-
MITTEE REPORT AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Rolling Hills MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, SUSPEND RULES AND ALLOW COISPIENT. CARRIED.
Building Permit James McClelland, 1922 Jones Ct. S. E. representing Rolling Hills
Moratorium Homeowners Assoc. called attention to earlier agenda letter (Page 6)
Requested on explained that on 11/9/77 the Renton Planning Commission held public
Multi-Family hearing concerning the Comprehensive Plan for area south of Renton
Hill ; that the Hearing Examiner has scheduled hearing 12/13/77 for
30 unit condominium; and asked 90-day moratorium similar to Renton
Hill , until review of Comprehensive Plan completed. Councilman
Stredicke called attention to earlier referral to the Ways and Means
Committee (see Page 2) and referral to Planning and Development Com-
fflittee (see Page 6) . Attorney Robert McBeth spoke against moratorium
explaining difference between Renton Hill area and area to the south.
OLD BUSINESS
Aviation Aviation Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee report
Committee Report concurring in the recommendation of the City' s engineer, CH2M-Hill ,
Public Services to grant 30-day time extension to provide for final installation of
Seaplane Base floats in the Renton seaplane base contract; completion date would
Contract be 12/28/77. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
Extension COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Public Services Public Services Committee report recommended concurrence in recommenda-
Committee Report tion of the Public Works Department and award contracts to low bidders
Bid Award for 11/9/77 bid opening EDA/LPW Project #51-51-23908 for Schedule I ,
Pump Station & W-450 Talbot Hill Pump Station to Tri-State Construction Co. , Inc.
Tie Line Water in the amount of $214,489. Also award contract to low bidder for
Facility Projects Schedule II, W-251 Rolling Hills Tie Line to Paul Snyders Construction
Co. in the amount of $168,035.49. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL MEET IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
CARRIED. Counil Members left the Chambers at 12:00 midnight and
asked Acting City Attorney Warren to attend the executive session for
the purpose of discussing land acquisition. The Council Members
returned to the Chambers at 12:05 a .m. Roll Call : All Council
Members present.
RESOLUTION
Resolution #2148 Council President Perry recommended reading and adoption of resolution
Fair Market Value establishing fair market value of property for the marsh area and trail
Wetland Area system along Cedar River. Following reading of the resolution by
Trail Area City Clerk Mead, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, RESOLUTION BE
ADOPTED AS READ. CARRIED.
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11/21/77 Page 8
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 12:08 a.m.
Delores A. Mead, Cit Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE AiEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerc
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 11/21/77
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE PERRY
BUDGET HEARINGS CONTINUING
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES 11/22 Tues. 4:30 PM SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf Rm
WAYS AND MEANS 11/28 Mon. 7:00 PM CLYMER 6th Floor Conf Rm
PUBLIC SERVICES BRUCE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
PUBLIC HEARING 11/28 Mon. 8:00 PM Chambers Housing & Community Development
Block Grant
x_56- OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Nov. 21, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5593 $118, 000 Properties Venture 259 Rainier Const. Restaurant
5594 36 , 000 Parkwood Homes 2215 Lincoln Const. Res .
5595 37 , 000 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Const . Res .
5596 37 , 000 Parkwood Homes 2101 Jones Const . Res . Iq
5597 37 , 000 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Const. Res .
5598 42, 000 Reece-Richards 265 2nd Const . Res .
5599 42, 000 Reece-Richards 259 2nd Const. Res .
5600 1, 500 George McGill 2927 5th Const . Carport
5601 1, 000 Bill Thompson 2408 6th Const. Add. to Res .
5602 20, 000 Adelia Lande 95 Burnett Repair Bldg.
5603 3 , 000 Centennial Villas 80 2nd Const. Entry Add.
5604 500 Ray Barilleaux 154 Blaine Const . Work Shop
5605 7 , 000 Trenton Lacock 500 Wells Interior Remodel
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1257 VOID
1258 G. Graham 216 Burnett Storm Sewer
1259 Cieru Invest . 513 Tobin Inst . San & Storm Sewers
1260 Doug Cobb 2217 16th Con. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6805 150 R. Washington 201 Union Hook-up Mobile home
6806 899 Parkwood Homes 1820 21st Wire Res .
6807 940 Parkwood Homes 1809 21st Wire Res .
6808 100 Housing Authority 51 Burnett Temp. Service
6809 147 . 50 Mr . Jewell 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6810 125 Harold Trumbull 324 Williams Wire Dishwasher
6811 2 , 000 Mr . Macmillan 515 Rainier Wire 4 poles
6812 3 , 000 Lk. Terrace Park 2100 Lk Wash. Hook-up Mobile Home
6813 250 R.C . Colonel 207 Sunset Inst . U/G Wiring
6814 100 , 000 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Wire Clubhouse
6815 1, 000 Mrs . Postalwait 121 Union Increase Service
6816 3 , 700 Scs Holdings 602 Burnett Wire 4-Plex
6817 3 , 700 Scs Holdings 605 Williams Wire 4-Plex
6818 800 Trenton Lacock 500 Wells Replace Panels
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5797 200 Paul Carmona 206 4th Inst . Shower
5798 1, 488 Paul McCarthy 3936 Park Inst . Furnace
5799 7 , 000 Pizza Hut 259 Rainier Inst . Fix.
5800 2 , 750 Shenandoah-Greystone 504 Seneca Inst . Fix.
5801 903 Parkwood Homes 2203 Lincoln Inst . Furnace
5802 850 Parkwood Homes 1809 21st Inst . Furnace
5803 921 Parkwood Homes 1820 21st Inst . Furnace
5804 86 , 662 Renton Schools 300 4th Inst . Fix.
SIGN PERMITS
606 200 Southland Co. 3002 Sunset Inst. Banners
607 650 Sunset Hair Design 3192 Sunset Inst . Wall Sign
608 795 Dr. Brozovich 66 Williams Inst . Sign
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 28, 1977 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Center Court Sports letter from Attorney McBeth re Comprehensive Plan
Letter from McBeth opposing Rolling Hills area building moratorium
Letter from Kenkman opposing moratorium
Matter of referral to Hearing Examiner of Renton Hill. Zoning
ww"
PLANNING DEPARTMENT AND CITIZENS COMMITTEE
Housing and Community Development matter
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Information re RR V ings from State Utilities
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Final Plat Farrell 's 1st Addn. (Resolution #2149 adopted 11/28)
Garbage Rate Ordinance - first reading 11/21/77
Renton Hill Comprehensive Plan - first reading 11/28/77
Limited GO Bonds for Senior Center - first reading 11/28/77
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 28 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting of the City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; EARL CLYMER, BARBARA Y.
COUNCIL SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMAN
II
KENNETH D. BRUCE. CARRIED.
STAFF IN CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
ATTENDANCE GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BOURASA, Police Department;
DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Suspended.
AUDIENCE COMMENT John Clements, 14015 Renton-Issaquah Rd. , inquired whether or
not the City planned to clean and channelize Honeydew Creek
John Clements (Honey Creek) from Duvall Ave. N.E. to undercrossing of Sunset
Honey Creek Blvd. N. E. (as requested 10/10 and 11/14/77) and inquired as to
Channel starting date and asked inclusion of questions in record. Public Works
Director Gonna-,on noted brief report was prepared, that removal of
gravel will be completed tomorrow, he will continue -making contact
with property owners asking them to cooperate. Mr. Clements
inquired whether City intends to channelize and clean natural
growth out of creek. Acting City Attorney Warren advised
investigation found no authority for the City to *enter private
property and channelize creek, that the matter is "handled by State
and multiple agencies, not within the City' s juri$diction. Mr.
Clements complained of drainage into the creek from 10 acre shop-
ping center under construction at Duvall Ave. at Sunset Blvd. NE.
and asked the City' s assistance.
Charles Shane
6 & 0 Tax Newly elected Councilman Shane asked questions of the proposed
Proposed in 1978 budget, complained as to utility tax and expressed belief
lieu of Utility that all employees should be treated the same re salary increase.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published
Housing and and posted according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the hearing
Community to consider the 1978 Housing and Community Development Block
Development Grant Program and allow public input as required by the U. S.
Department of Housing and Community Development; second hearing
scheduled 12/5/77 as required. Planning Director Ericksen made
copies of the 1978 program proposal available to the persons
present and explained the primary objective of the program as the
development of viable urban communities, including decent housing
and a suitable living environment and the expansion of economic
opportunities , principally for persons of low and moderate income.
Ericksen further explained the proposals are result of the City's
on-going program as previously approved by the City Council and
new projects as recommended by the Citizens ' Advisory Committee
pursuant to the goals and objectives defined in the Community
Development Plan, Housing Assistance Plan and the Housing and
Community Development Act of 1974. The block grant programs for
1975, ' 76, ' 77 and '78 were outlined. The 1978 program: Planning
& Implementation, $39,536; Preventive Health Services , $19,000;
Senior Citizen' s Center $60,000; Recreation/Wildlife - Habitat
Acquisition Phase II, $30,000; Cedar River Trail System, $100,000;
Housing Rehabilitation $50,000; Fire Prevention/Smoke Detector
Program $3,000; Bike Trails - Phase I , $3,000; Youth Services
$20,000 (Renton Area Youth Services - new addition) . Total funds
requested: $$333,536.
Renton City Council
11/28/77 Page 2
Public Hearing - Continued
Housing and Persons present making inquiries : Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave.
Community Charles Shane, 3003 Mt. View Ave. N. Upon Council inquiry Planning
Development Director Ericksen explained the City competes with other cities for
Continued these grant funds, noting Renton' s need greater than some other
neighboring cities as concerns low income, minority housing.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CLOSE THE HEARING.
CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BY THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE
MATTER BACK TO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT AND CITIZENS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED. (Time: 9:50 p.m.
..�• CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items, previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one
motion unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee having received departmental certifi-
cation that merchandise and/or services have been received or
rendered approved for payment Vouchers No. 16003 through No.
1098 in the amount of $311 ,531 .01 ; plus L. I .D. #302 Revenue
Warrant R-8 $8,100 and Cash Warrant C-10 $8,100. Council concurred.
Final Plat Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler presented Final Plat, MacLand
MacLand Inc. Inc. , Farrell ' s lst Addition, FP-090-77, and recommended approval
Farrell ' s 1st with conditions for the 18-lot single residence subdivision final
Addition plat located approximately 200 feet south of N.E. 23rd Street on
west side of Duvall Ave. N.E. Refer to Ways and Means Committee
for resolution.
Fire Training Letter from Fire Chief Geissler reported plans for 12/5/77, 0930
hour, live fire training at 609 South 6th St. and noted proper
agencies and surrounding neighbors have been contacted. The
letter stated this is old house that the owners wanted removed.
Information only.
Consent Agenda ' ' MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approved CARRIED.
Now
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Award of Contract Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason explained the contract
Repainting for repainting 3/4 MG Highlands Elevated Tank and the 3 MG Mt.
Highlands Tank Olivet Reservoir (W-476) was awarded 11/21/77 by the City Council
Mt. Olivet to the low bidder, Sunset Coatings Co. , in the amount of $37,935.57;
Reservoir bid opening 11/3/77, presented to Council 11/7/77. Gonnason' s
letter attached copies of letters from Sunset Coatings Co. and
the City' s consulting engineer, CH2M Hill ; the letter from Sunset
Coatings requested the City declare their bid irregular and there-
fore reject bid. The letter from CH2M Hill analyzed problems in-
volved and stated subjective judgment that it would be to the City's
best interest to reject the low bid and award to the second low
bidder. The letter from Public Works Director Gonnason recommended
that the City Council , based on the two letters and the shortness
of time in the 30-day time limit for award notification in securing
second low bidder, rescind its action of 11/21/77 in awarding the
contract to low bidder, Sunset Coatings Co. ; that the Council accept
the second low bid in the amount of $69,115 submitted by Olsen
Brothers Drywall and Painting, Inc. and award contract for the
project. The letter further recommended that the Mayor and City
Clerk be authorized to sign the contract documents . MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST OF PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR (Rescind bid award of 11/21/77 to Sunset Coatings
and award contract to second low bidder, Olsen Brothers Drywall
and Paint, Inc. ) UPON APPROVAL OF THE CITY ATTORNEY. Upon inquiry,
Public Works Director Gonnason explained Sunset Coating is request-
ing release and the consultants and Public Works Department recom-
mend same. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, Council
refer matter to the Administration and report back next week. -
Gonnason explained end of 30-day time period for 11/3/77 bid opening,
12/3/77 being final day to award to second low bidder. SUBSTITUTE
Renton City Council
11/28/77 Page 3
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Bid Award MOTION FAILED. ROLL CALL VOTE ON ORIGINAL MOTION: 3-AYES: PERRY,
Repainting Tank SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 1-N0: THORPE. Councilman Clymer was absent
and Reservoir from the Chambers during the roll call vote. MOTION CARRIED
to concur in request of Public Works Director that Council rescind
prior action, accepting low bid withdrawal, and award contract to
second low bidder; Olsen Brothers Drywall and Paint, Inc. , upon
approval of the City Attorney.
Revision Letter from Robert E. McBeth, Attorney, retained to represent
Comprehensive Plan Center Court Sports , Inc. , owners of property located in the vicin-
Southwest of ity of Valley General Hospital , asked to participate in review of
Hospital the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and asked the City Council to
consider changes in the Comprehensive Plan as it affects the Center
Court Sports Inc. The letter recalled the property was annexed
into the City as part of the Allenbach Annexation at which time
a conditional use permit had been granted by King County for con-
struction of a commercial recreational facility containing tennis
courts, hand ball courts and spa; Center Court Sports was unable
to raise the capital to proceed within year' s time limit and per-
mit expired. The letter noted G-1 zoning of the property, funding
now secured, and asked that changes be made in the Comprehensive
Land Use Plan to allow development of the commercial recreational
facility as planned, noting application would be made to the Hear-
ing Examiner in the near future. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL REFER COMMUNICATION TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COM-
MITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Crestview Manor #1 Letter from Robert E. McBeth, Attorney, asked the City Council
Preliminary Plat to reconsider their 11/21/77 decision to affirm the Hearing Exami-
ner' s decision re Crestview Manor No. 1 , Preliminary Plat and appeal ,
(file PP-068-77, E-069-77 and W-070-77) , which denied the appeal .
! The letter explained the appeal requesting to connect through street
from Blaine Ave. N. E. to Dayton Ave. N.E. and expressed the belief
requiring installation of stub street to the edge of the develop-
ment imposes unnecessary additional costs on the developers and
fails to accomplish any purpose as concerns the City. The letter
also noted adjacent property owner would have to develop his prop-
erty in such a way that Council could later require him to con-
tribute 15 feet for through street which may never develop. The
letter asked that cul de sac be approved as well . Councilwoman
Thorpe asked permission to leave the Chambers and took no part
CORRECTED-REFER in discussion of this subject. Motion by Shinpoch, Seconded by
Perry that the City Council reconsider this particular decision,
MINU ES o�!�"S" _ _was later withdrawn.
Rolling Hills Letter from Robert E. McBeth, Attorney, opposed the granting of a
Moratorium Request moratorium on the issuance of building permits in that area south
of Renton Hill and north of Rolling Hills; moratorium requested 11/21
by James McClelland, Presidert of the Rolling Hills Homeowners
Association. In the letter McBeth explained that he was a '
member of the Rolling Hills Homeowmers Association and a property
owner in the area that would be affected by such a moratorium.
The letter explained why a moratorium was requested for Renton Hill
and why it would be illogical and unnecessary for the new area
which has developed as multi-family with no internal traffic prob-
lems. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER LETTER TO THE
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Ways and Means Com-
mittee Chairman Clymer exp acne a committee met with Mr. McBeth
and Mr. McClelland, report awaiting Planning and Development report.
Revision Letter from Robert E. Kenkman, 924 Bronson Wy.S. (Benton McCarthy
Comprehensive Plan Realty, Inc. ) asked denial of request for moratorium of area be-
tween Grant Ave. and Puget Drive westerly to Benson Rd. , or that
the matter be placed in committee for future discussion. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Renton City Council
11/28/77 Page 4
OLD BUSINESS
Planning and Upon presentation of Planning and Development Committee Report
Development by Chairman Perry concurring in the recommendation of the Hearing
Committee Report Examiner on the final plat of Farrell ' s lst Addition, MacLand, Inc. ,
which had appeared on the Consent Agenda (Page 2) , Council ilembers
agreed on the procedure: When an item from the Hearing Examiner
appears on the Consent Agenda, the Planning and Development Commit-
tee will not make a report.
RR XX Councilman Stredicke requested information relative to railroad
crossings, Mayor Delaurenti asked Public Works Director Gonnason
,.� to check with the State Utilities Commission.
Park Budget Councilwoman Thorpe made inquiries of budgeted funds for Earlington
and Glencoe Parks and work accomplished and called attention to
need to complete requirements of Phase I prior to commencing pay-
ment for the Glencoe Park property, per ordinance conditions.
Acting City Attorney Warren noted need to meet any conditions of
the ordinance prior to transfer. Councilwoman Thorpe felt that
large expenditures for consultant fees was unnecessary.
Hearing Examiner MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, IN ORDER TO CLARIFY COUNCIL'S MOTION
Referral OF 11/21/77 REFERRING RENTON HILL ZONING TO THE HEARING EXAMINER,
COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
TO REPORT TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance
Ordinance #3179 rezoning property located between S. 5th St. and S. 4th St. on
Malesis Rezone west side of Wells S. accross from the Renton School Administra-
R-1 to R-3 tion Bldg. , from R-1 single family to R-3. Following readings,
South Renton area it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDI-
(First Reading NANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: CLYMER, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE,
11/21/77) AND THORPE. Councilman Perry left the Chambers during the presen-
tation of this material and took no part. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3180 Ways and Means Committee report recommended the following ordinances
Membership of be placed on second and final readings , first reading 11/21/77:
Board of Ethics An ordinance relating to the membership of the Board of Ethics.
Following readings, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3181 An ordinance authorizing acquisition of property, including condem-
Property nation proceedings, for Senior Citizens Center and a Park for the
Handicapped Park & handicapped. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
Senior Citizens ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3182 An ordinance was read ordering construction and installation of
L. I .D. #307 street and appurtenances thereto - Raymond Ave. S.W. running south-
Raymond Ave. SW erly from S.W. 16th St. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: PERRY , CLYMER,
SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 1-N0: THORPE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3183 An ordinance was presented specifying and adopting a system or plan
Waterworks Utility for making additions and betterments to the waterworks utility of
the City including the sewerage system. Following readings , it was
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS
READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Recess Moved by Stredicke, Second Shinpoch, Council recess for 10 minutes .
Roll Call : 2-Ayes : Shinpoch, Stredicke; 3-No' s Perry, Clymer and
Thorpe. Motion Failed.
Garbage Rate An ordinance was presented revising the garbage collection rates
Ordinance for residential , business and commercial accounts. Rates increased
due to increase dump fees by King County as reported by the Public
Works Director and that change from volume to weight effective
1/1/78. Following readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH,
Renton City Council
11/28/77 Page 5
Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Garbage Rate COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 3-AYES: CLYMER,
Ordinance STREDICKE, THORPE; 2-NO' S: PERRY AND SHINPOCH. According to
Continued statute, majority vote of Council membership is required to
pass an ordanc3 into law. MOTION FAILED. Ordinance returned to
the Ways and Means Committee for one week.
Renton Hill The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading and referral
Comprehensive Plan back to committee of the following ordinances:
Ordinance An ordinance was presented amending the City's Comprehensive Land
Use Plan, Maps and data relating to Renton Hill vicinity. Follow-
ing reading, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Limited G.O. Bonds An ordinance was presented providing for the issuance and sale of
Senior Center $900,000 par value "Limited General Obligation Bonds , 1978"
providing a part of funds for cost of land acquisition and con-
struction of a Senior Citizens Center and appurtenances. Follow-
ing reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL
REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. Substitute
motion by Thorpe, to advance the ordinance to second and final
readings, failed for lack of a second. Councilwoman Seymour-
Thorpe then stated for the record, Council has been advised
that interest rates will not be declining, but increasing, that
early adoption would mean lower interest; also that public has ex-
pressed opinions at committee and council meetings , that the only
objections received were from people outside the City limits and
urged Council action. MOTION CARRIED returning ordinance to the
Ways and Means Committee.
Resolution #2149 The Ways and Means Committee recommended reading and adoption of
Final Plat a resolution which approved MacPherson's Inc. , Ruddell 's 2nd
Ruddell ' s 2nd Addn. Addition final plat FP-087-77; property located at the Northeast
corner of Monroe Ave. N.E. and N.E. 10th St. Following reading,
it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
AS READ. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Frank Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd.S. , inquired regarding bonds for
the Senior Citizen Center, being advised by Councilman Clymer
that general obligation bonds are voted by citizens for property
Senior Center Bonds tax, however, that councilmanic or limited general obligation
bonds which were before the Council tonight and will be presented
next week, are paid from the City's general revenue and are
presented to the Council for approval .
Rolling Hills Jim McClelland, 1922 Jones Ct. S.E. , representing Rolling Hills
Moratorium Homeowners Assoc. inquired re committee discussion of moratorium,
being advised by Committee Chairman Perry of the schedule. (Attached)
1978 Budget Charles Shane, 3003 Mt. View N. , made inquiries of the 1978 budget
and asked that B & 0 tax be adopted.
Executive Session MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECESS TO EXECUTIVE SES-
SION IN THE 6TH FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM. CARRIED. The Council
Members left the Chambers at 10:10 p.m. and returned at 11 :00 p.m.
ROLL CALL: All Members present as previously shown. Motion by
Stredicke, Second Shinpoch, to adjourn the meeting, failed.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND NOT
OBSERVE 11 :00 p.m. CLOSING RULE. CARRIED.
Council Position Councilman Perry expressed disappointment that newly elected Coun-
Filled cilman Thomas Trimm was unable to attend meeting for swearing in;
Thomas Trimm inquiring concerning any date requirement for certification. Moved
by Stredicke, Second Thorpe, continue meeting to next week. SUB-
STITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPOINT THOMAS
TRIMM TO FILL VACANT COUNCIL POSITION, FORMERLY HELD BY WILLIAM
GRAN`. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11 :13 p.m. ode a.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
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EXPIll 86 CITY OF RENTON
WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO J 15999 - #16002
CURRENT FUND f27i5S1 �b8
PARKS AND RECREATION FUND •6�75t �69
ARTERIAL STREET FUND 8117i78
5TREitT FUND •19♦952 91
LIBRARY FUND •33940
OTRIET FORWARD THRUST •174�579�72
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. / EDA 8229922
CEDAR RIVER TRA I L SYSTEM / EDA •11� 419�81
WATERWORKS UTILITIY FUND •66j176t27
AIRPORT FUND •68598
1978 WATER & SEWER CONSTR 61i86p�Z9
EOUSRMENT RENTAL R2ii5b�88
FIREMEN PENSION •iS�yy
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $311j53L #O1
WEp THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCILI HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDEREd♦ DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NO• 16003 THROUGH NO* 16098 IN THE AMOUNT
OF *311.531401 TH S 28TH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1977•
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER
L. I XJ 302 MEMBER . .� ■' � .
REVENUE WARRANT NO.OR-8 $8, 100.00
CASH WARRANT N0,#C-10 $8, 100.00
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF %vember 28, 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
�XDMPYZA)F)�(X1DXXXEI�X �X P E R R Y
BUDGET HEARINGS 11/29 Tues. 7:30 p.m. Chambers Budget
Meetings resume with
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 12/8 Thurs. 7:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Flr. Conf. Rm. Police request
Moratorium & 11/28 Referrals
COMMUNITY SERVICES 11/29 Tues. 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Flr. Conf. Rm.
12/1 Thurs. 4:30 p.m. if of It
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WAYS AND MEANS 12/5 Mon. 7:00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES 11/30 Wed. 4:30 p.m. BRUCE 4th Flr. Conf. Rm. Items Referred 11/21/77 Meeting
12/20 Tues. 7:30 p.m. "
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
LEOFF Board 12/3 Sat. Morning 6th Flr. Conf. Rm.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Nov. 28, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5606 500 E. Backman 3205 4th Revise 2nd Floor
5607 10, 800 Renton Center 3188 Sunset Tenant Imrpovements
5608 41, 950 J. Nicholson 179 Union Const. Res.
5609 496, 000 Boeings Renton Plant Inst. Walkways
5610 46,400 Guy Lambiaso 1913 Rolling Hills Const. Res.
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6819 115 Don Demulling 641 Wells Inst. 70 AMP
6820 1, 100 Claco Const. 1012 High Wire Res.
6821 50 Mrs. Baack 1902 Kirkland Inst. Mast
6822 100 Rob Miller 1809 Edmonds Wire Garage
6823 47 , 200 Boeings Renton Plant Inst. Computer
6824 25, 000 Boeings Renton Plant Misc. Work
6825 250 McCulloch Mach. 3412 E. Valley Inst. 200 AMP
6826 50 Parkwood Homes 2104 Lincoln Inst. Temp. Service
6827 50 Renton Schools 3000 4th Inst. Temp. Service
6828 50 SCS Holding 817 4th Inst. Temp. Service
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5805 800 Austin Wolff 2004 Glenwood Inst. Septic Tank
5806 768 Chas. Henderson 1624 Glenwood Inst. Gas Furnace
5807 768 Chas. Henderson 1721 Glenwood Inst. Gas Furnace
5808 1, 600 L. B. Bennett 2622 Jones Inst. Gas Furnace
REVOCABLE PERMIT
0023 Boeing Renton Plant Covered Walkways
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
ecember 5 , 1977 Office of a City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINIS TION
Lowell Weberg letter, Senior Citizen Committee rev and appointments
CITY ATTORNE AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Dames
R.L. Connell
K. A. Eiler
COMMUNITY SERVICES CO ITTEE
Cedar River Trails Bids nd recommendati n (Bid Awarded 12/5/77)
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign Cedar Riv Trai system contract documents
" 1iConsortium r ment
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
Job Description/Salary Study anage nt and Exempt Personnel
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Loveless/Powell requests a water and se late comer's agreement
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT E
1978 Budget (Ordina a adopted 12/5/77)
Housing and Comnun' y Development Plan (Resolute adopted 12/5/77)
Teleprompter Cab TV-Merger (Resolution adopted 5/77)
Disallowing of nnettion to City Sewer of properti outside City unfiess health
hazard
Appropriatio of funds for Modification of City Hall Ne ting system
PUBLIC HE INGS
2 9 77 Street Vacation SW Harris P1 . - continued
1/16/7 Teleprompter 'request for rate increase
C I T Y O F R L N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
11/14/77 CURRENT FUND S1050034.61
PARKS d RECREATION FLING 18, 177.94
ARTERIAL STREET FUND 390716.75
CITY STREET FUND 80910.09
LIBRARY FUND 4,511 .27
�... COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 10723.22
ANTIRECESSION FUND 948.68
STREET FORWARD THRUST 140324.44
MAIN FIRE ST. CONSTR. 12,390.75
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND 55,880.69
AIRPORT FUND 17,318.35
1975 WATER & SEWER CONSTR. 4,557.40
TALBOT PUMP STATION 229.22
EOOIPMENT RENTAL 12,851 .67
FIREMEN'S PENSION 11 879. 13
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of NOV. 308F454.21
11/15/77 CURRENT FUND $141 ,716.81
PARKS b RECREATION 22,026.38
CITY STREETS 18,733.40
LIBRARY 8,837.90
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 50,890.94
ANTIRECESSION 4,040. 15
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 160792.40
AIRPORT 2,211 .00
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 20809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for no. of NOV. 5223 058.73
11/16/77 CLAIMS FUND EQUIPMENT RENTAL Cancel Warrant No.# 15812 $ 143.93
CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND Cancel Warrant No J 15849 S 362.00
CLAIMS FUND PARKS & RECREATION Cancel Warrant No.# 15896 5 403.40
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ice- ..r.�.r.®rrt�i t :..i��.sr r_ � 1�_ •�! - f--� —r" .rm..�...�s.
C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF NOVEMBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
%TE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
/28/77 CURRENT FUND S 27,551 .68
PARKS & RECREATION FUNC 6,751 .69
ARTERIAL STREET FUND 117.72
C 1 TY STREETS 19,952.91
LIBRARY FUND 33.40
STREET FORWARD THRUST 174,579.72
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 229.22
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL SYS. 110419.81
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUNC 66, 176.27
AIRPORT FUND 685.98
1975 WATER & SEWER CON R. 1 ,860.29
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 2, 156.88
FIREMEN'S PENSION 15.44
CLAIMS fUND Transfers for mo. of NOV. $3118531 .01
x30/77 CURRENT FUND $138,222.73
PARKS d RECREATION 24, 145. 17
CITY STREETS 18,732.80
LIBRARY 8,654.81
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 5,662.83
ANTIRECESSION 4,307.00
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 160721 .20
AIRPORT 2,211 .00
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 2,809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of NOV. $221,667.29
'30/77 1954 W&S REVENUE BONDS 1977 REFUNDING FUND PER Ordinance No.# 3164 9,522.39
405/000.000.271 .00.00 419/000.000.271 .00.0
1954 W&S RESERVE 1977 REFUNDING FUND PER Ordinance No.# 3169 320074.66
406/000.000.271 .00.00 419/000.000.271 .00.0
1965 W&S REVENUE BONDS 1977 REFUNDING FUND PER Ordinance No.# 3169 S 13,413.68
409/000.000.271 .00.00 419/000.000.271 .00.0( .
1965 W&S RESERVE 1977 REFUNDING -UND PER Ordinance No./ 3169 S 310673.70
410/000.000.271 .00.00 419/000.000.271 .00.0
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1965 ADV.W&S REF.BOND 1977 REFUNDING FUND PER Ordinance No.03169 710936.07
411/000.000.271 .00.00. 419/000.000.271 .00.0
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
December 5 , 1977 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Lowell Weinberg letter, Senior Citizen Committee review and appointments
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages
R.L. Connell
K. A. Eiler
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Cedar River Trails Bids and recommendation (Bid Awarded 12/5/77)
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign Cedar River Trail system contract documents
" " Consortium Agreement
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
Job Description/Salary Study Management and Exempt Personnel
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Loveless/Powell requests re water and sewer late comer' s agreement
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
1978 Budget (Ordinance adopted 12/5/77)
Housing and Community Development Plan (Resolution adopted 12/5/77)
Teleprompter Cable TV Merger (Resolution adopted 12/5/77)
Disallowing of Connection to City Sewer of properties outside City unless health
hazard
Appropriation of funds for Modification of City Hall Heating system
PUBLIC HEARINGS
12/19/77 Street Vacation SW Harris P1 . - continued
1/16/78 Teleprompter request for rate increase
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
December 5 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, KENNETH D. BRUCE,
THOMAS W. TRIMM AND EARL CLYMER.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
STAFF DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Dir-
ector; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative
Assistant; HUGH R. DARBY, Police Chief; SHARON GREEN, Personnel
Director; GENE COULON, Parks and Recreation Director.
MINUTE APPROVAL Upon inquiry by Council President Perry for correction to Minutes
11/21/77 of November 21 and 28, 1977, Councilwoman Thorpe requested addi-
11/28/77 tion Page 7, Crestview Manor No. 1 Appeal , first paragraph, last
line: "Councilwoman Thorpe returned to the Chambers;" Minutes of
11/28/77 Page 3, last line third paragraph, add: "Councilwoman
Thorpe returned to the Chambers. " Council President Perry called
attention to ordinancesfor Council procedure and Code of Ethics
require statement of reason or disqualification before leaving the
Chambers. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL APPROVE COUN-
CIL MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 21 AND NOVEMBER 28, 1977 WITH ADDITIONS.
CARRIED.
Councilman Trimm Thomas W. Trimm, duly elected November 8, 1977 and certified by
Installed King County Records and Election, was sworn into the Office of
(Appointed Councilman by City Clerk, Del Mead. Councilman Trimm fills the
11/28/77) 2-year, unexpired term formerly occupied by William Grant who
resigned. Councilman Trimm was welcomed, City Clerk Mead noted
changes in the City since Mr. Trimm left the Council in 1968.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Charles Shane, 3003 Mt. View N. , made inquiries regarding the 1978
Budget 1978 and budget. Michael Hanis, 759 Dayton N. E. , spoke regarding Limited
Senior Citizen General Obligation Bond issue for funding of Senior Citizen Center,
Center expressing belief that citizens desire the matter be put to a vote;
being opposed to fiscally irresponsible budgeting, and asked the
Mayor to Veto the ordinance if adopted by the Council .
John Powers , Local Government Committee of the Chamber of Commerce,
commended members of the City government for 1978 budget without
new taxes. James Denzer, 3613 Lake Washington Blvd. N. , represent-
ing Chapter 414 of AARP of Renton;. Selma Fittings , 303 Park Ave. N.
and Emile Abrahamson, 433 Williams Ave. N. , urged approval of the
Senior Citizens Center funding.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
1978 Budget published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the Public Hear-
ing to consider the City' s 1978 Budget and the City's planned use
of General Revenue Sharing money. The Mayor's Preliminary Budget
for 1978 was filed with the City Clerk and presented to the Coun-
cil 11/7/77, balanced at a total of $20,171 ,698 and referred to the
Council Budget Committee. Copies of amendments prepared during ses-
sions of the Budget Committee were made available. Council Presi-
dent Perry presented Budget Committee Report recommending adoption
of the Mayor' s 1978 Preliminary Budget with amendments (as distri-
buted) and attached hereto, amendments #1 through #14. The report
listed the total adjusted 1978 budget: Expenditures $20,183,465
and Revenue $20,189,098, being out of balance $5,633 on the plus
side. The report recommended that the $5,633 be placed in the
Contingency Fund for unanticipated expenditures. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE BUDGET
COMMITTEE ADOPTING T14E 1978 BUDGET AS AMENDED.*
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Public Hearing - Continued
1978 Budget Audience Comment: Charles Shane asked removal of utility tax which
had been increased in the 1977 budget. Councilwoman Thorpe submit-
ted a Budget Committee Minority Report recommending review of two
items as to long-term consequences as budgetary policies : (1 ) Of
$641 ,724 anticipated Federal Revenue Sharin5-, Funds, all except
$15,000 has been earmarked for salaries. The report quoted Guide-
lines and Citizens Guideto City Budgeting cautions against such use of
Minority Report these monies , listing priorities as tax reductions, capital construc-
tion and nonrecurring costs; continuing operation projects being
discouraged; asking what will meet these salary expenses when
revenue sharing expires in 1980? (2) General Revenue in amount of
$710,404 is allocated to the Street Fund, being double that of the
1976 budget. The report noted many projects could utilize VU
gas tax monies, but these are used for new construction, claiming
such action will increase the strain on future budgets to pay
more for street maintenance , drawing more funds from general rev-
enues or result in less ability to maintain streets adequately, es-
pecially in residential areas. The report asked closer scrutiny
by the Administration and Council to avoid forcing future choice of
reduction in services or severe tax increases. Councilwoman Thorpe
noted for the record the two items mentioned, do not reflect wise
budgeting procedure, noting lack of Council support for adoption of
the minority report.
1978 Budget Councilman Stredicke noted inclusion in the budget of first year
Continued interest payment for Senior Center bonds; also noting the budget
will be adjusted following wage negotiations . *MOTION CARRIED
concurring in the recommendation of the Budget Committee adopting
the Mayor' s 1978 budget as amended (see attached) . MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE BUDGET AS ADOPTED TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, UN-
CIA CLOSE THE BUDGET HEARING. CARRIED. (Time: 8:30 p.m. )
Ordinance #3184 MOVED BY BRUCE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND PROCEED
Senior Citizens TO ORDINANCE AFFECTING SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER. CARRIED. Ways and
Center Fund Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented an ordinance providing
Limited GO Bonds for issuance and sale of $900,000 par value of "Limited General
Obligation Bonds , 1978" providing part of cost of land acquisition
and construction of Senior Citizens Center and appurtenances.
Ordinance had been on first reading 11/28/77 and the Ways and Means
Committee recommended second and final readings of the ordinance.
Following readings by the Clerk, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 6-AYES: PERRY,
THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH, BRUCE, CLYMER. ONE-NO: TRIMM. MOTION
CARRIED.
Ordinance #3185 The Ways and Means Committee Chairman presented ordinance adopting
1978 Budget the 1978 City of Renton Budget and recommended first reading. MOVE
BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL PLACE 1978 BUDGET ORDINANCE ON
FIRST READING. CARRIED. Following reading, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
CARRIED. The ordinance was read adopting budget balanced at
$20,189,098. It was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Senior Citizens James Denzer extended thanks to Council for adoption of budget and
Extend Thanks. Senior Center bond ordinance. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE,
Recess COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES. CARRIED. The Council recessed at ....
8:42 p.m. and reconvened at 9:05 p.m. Roll Call : All Council
Members present.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Housing and published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the second
Community public hearing to consider the 1978 Housing and Community Develop-
Development ment Block Grant Program and allow public input as required by
the U.S. Department of Housing and Community Development; first
hearing 11/28/77. Planning Director Ericksen made copies of the
1978 program proposal available and advised that the information
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Housing and received at the 11/28 hearing had been reviewed by Staff and Coun-
Community cil committee, with determination that changes to the program
Development not warranted and that it stands as presented in the original
Continued report. There being no public comment, it was MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. Coun-
cilwoman Thorpe noted Community Services Committee review, that
there were no substantial concerns, and therefore, MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE THE PLAN AS PROPOSED BY THE CITIZEN'S
COMMITTEE AND PRESENTED BY STAFF AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
Street Vacation posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
S.W. Harris Pl . public hearing continued from October 17, November 7, and November
14, 1977, to consider the City-initiated vacation of a portion of
Hearing Continued S.W. Harris Pla. between Hardie Ave. S.W. and Rainier Ave. S. , per
to 12/19/77 Resolution No. 2136 adopted 9/26/77. Public Works Director Gonnason
explained agreement had finally been reached last Friday, however,
one of participants being present, Jim Cook, requested three week
extension due to one of the parties (Ed Joseph)being in Japan.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONTINUE HEARING TO
DECEMBER 19, 1977. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one
motion unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Police Travel Letter from Police Chief Darby requested Council authorization
for Sergeant John C. Pavone to attend the Winter Conference of
the Washington Assoc. of Police Training Officers 12/15 - 16/77
at Spokane; subject: Vicarious Liability. The letter requested
advance travel funds and noted funds budgeted. Council Concur.
Cedar River Bid Opening 11/29/77 by the City Clerk for Cedar River Trail System
Trail System Phase I, Planning Department, EDA/LPW Project No. 07-51-23895.
Bid Opening Four bids were received as shown on the attached tabulation.
and Refer to the Community Services Committee.
Recommendation Letter from Planning Director Ericksen noted review of bids re
Cedar River Trail System, and concurred with the landscape consul-
(See Page 4 Award) tant, Jonegejan-Gerrard, Assoc. Inc. that the second lowest bidder,
Sun-Up Construction, Inc. be awarded contract in the amount of
$189,700. The letter explained the low bidder, Stevens Construc-
tion, Inc. was not accepted due to non-siganture of vital documents.
The letter also recommended authorization for Mayor and City Clerk
to sign contract documents. Refer to Community Services Committee.
Claim for Damages Claim for damages was filed by Kenneth A. Eiler, 13816 184th S.E. ,
K. A. Eiler for damage to auto in amount of $188.99,approximately, allegedly
due to manhole cover in the vicinity of Union Ave. N.E. and N.E.
4th St. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Claim for Damages Claim was filed by Robert L. Connell , 129 Capri Ave. N.E. , in amount
R. L. Connell of approximately $43.00 for damage to window of home, allegedly due
to flying rocks while sanding street. Refer to City Attorney and
Insurance Carrier.
CONSENT AGENDA MOVED BY CLYMER. SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS
APPROVAL PRESENTED AND FOLLOWING ITEM BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. CARRIED.
Consortium Letter from Planning Director Ericksen requested referral to the
Agreement Community Services Committee for study and recommendation of the
1978-1980 Consortium Agreement, 1978 - 1980, pursuant to the Three-year Com-
munity Development Program requiring that revised Consortium agree-
ment be signed by the City. The letter explained approval by the
Joint Policy Committee and the Suburban Mayors ' Assoc. ; further
noting the request of King County for return of the approved agree-
ment by 12/15/77. Councilwoman Thorpe noted Community Services
agreement and it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL AUTHOR_
IZE THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK TO SIGN THE CONSORTIUM AGREEMENT.
CARRIED.
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CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Loveless/Powell Letter from Loveless/Powell , 606 110th NE, Bellevue, developers of
Late Comer' s Central Highlands Shopping Center requested Developers Agreement
Agreement for an 8-inch water main installed along Duvall Ave. NE from
Requested NE Sunset Blvd. to NE 12th St. and along Anacortes NE from NE Sun-
Central Highlands Set Blvd. to NE 12th St. Agreement requested for 10 year period
Shopping Center from date the water lines placed into service. Letter from C.E.
Loveless and Lloyd W. Powell requested Developers Agreement for
future reimbursement of installation costs for 8-inch sanitary
sewer lines installed on the south side of NE Sunset from Anacortes
NE to Duvall NE and along NE 12th from Anacortes NE to Duvall NE
for 10 year period from commencement of service of lines. The
letter noted bills of sale are being forwarded to the City Clerk.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER REQUESTS TO THE
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL.
CARRIED.
Teleprompter Letter from Deputy Director of Public Works , Del Bennett, reported
Requests Rate receiving from J. W. Hurd, Director of the Office of Cable Communi-
Increase cation, a request from Teleprompter Corp. to increase rates to
their subscribers by 4%. The letter explained Telemprompter's
Public Hearing present charge $8,95 (in effect since 10/75) , that 4% increase
1/16/78 would bring rate to $9.31 per month. The letter recommended the
Council hold public hearing on proposed rate increase to allow
presentation by Teleprompter to the Council and public. MOVED BY
THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL SET DATE OF JANUARY 16, FOR PUBLIC
HEARING ON THIS ITEM. CARRIED.
Senior Citizen Letter from Lowell C. Weinberg, 2314 Union Ave. NE, noted being a
Center senior citizen and resident of the City since 1933, and offered
comments on the proposed construction of a new Senior Citizens
Center asking that the proposal be put to a vote of the people.
The letter offered pros and cons of the Sartori site and proposed
location of the center and considered expenditure of funds not
justified as the needs of a center are being served at the Sartori
facility. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER MR.
WEINBERG'S LETTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION, THAT THE SENIOR CITIZENS
ADVISORY COMMITTEE BE REVIEWED AND NEW APPOINTMENTS MAGE AS NECESSARY,
MEMBERSHIP TO BE EXTENDED TO MR. WEINBERG. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Job Description & MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND THORPE, PERSONNEL DIRECTOR CONDUCT A JOB
Salary Study DESCRIPTION AND SALARY STUDY FOR MANAGEMENT AND UNION EXEMPT PER-
SONNEL TO BE PRESENTED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR REPORT
BACK TO THE COUNCIL BY JUNE 1 , 1978. CARRIED.
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairman Thorpe presented committee
Committee Report report recommending award of contract to the second low bidder,
Cedar River Sun-Up Construction Co. , Inc. , in the amount of $189,700 for Cedar
Trail System River Trail System, Phase I , EDA/LPW Project 07-51-23895. The
Bid Award report explained lowest bid (Stevens Construction) was not accept-
able due to non-signature of vital documents. The report recom-
mended authorization for the Mayor and City Clerk to sign contract
documents. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE REPORT SUBJECT TO APPROVAL OF CITY ATTORNEY . CARRIED.
(See Page 2 bid opening and recommendation. )
Teleprompter The Community Services Committee recommended that the Council con-
Cable TV cur in request of Teleprompter Cable TV to merge several wholly-
owned Teleprompter subsidiaries into one wholly-owned subsidiary,
Northwest Cablevision, Inc. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, ...
COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION AND REFER TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR NECESSARY LEGISLATION. CARRIED.
Commendation Councilwoman Thorpe requested for the record, commendation to
Finance Director Staff and Finance Director, Gwen Marshall , for hard work, co-
& Staff operation and expertise regarding the 1978 budget meetings.
Repainting Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re ,approval of Acting City Attorney
Bid Award Warren concerning 11/28/77 bid award by Council to the second low
bidder, Olsen Brothers Drywall and Paint, Inc. for repainting of
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Repainting 3/4 MG Highlands Elevated Tank and the 3 MG Mt. Olivet Reservoir.
Bid Approved Public Works Director Gonnason advised approval interpreted and
bid awarded , Attorney indicating procedure legal .
Seminar Councilwoman Thorpe called attention to Surface Water, Green River
Basin, Seminar in Auburn 12/14/77, asking Planning Director be
notified. Mayor Delaurenti noted he will be participating on the
panel .
Christmas Councilman Stredicke complimented Mayor and Staff on working with
Decorations Downtown Merchants on Christmas lighting change over. The Mayor
noted attempt will be made for television coverage.
Public Services Public Services Committee Chairman Bruce submitted committee report
Committee Report noted review of Brad McElroy request to connect to the City' s
sewer system and noted McElroy has executed a covenant to annex
and is included in the proposed Lozetti annexation for which peti-
tions are being prepared for circulation. The committee recom-
mended application be approved subject to limitation of single
lateral for single family unit and access to the property be
limited to a single driveway. The report also recommended notifi-
cation of adjacent property owners as to the proposal . MOVED BY
BRUCE, SECOND SHINPOCH, Council concur in the committee report.
ROLL CALL VOTE: 2-AYES: SHINPOCH AND BRUCE; 5-NO' s : PERRY, THORPE,
STREDICKE, TRIMM AND CLYMER. MOTION FAILED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO NOTIFY McELROY ASKING
FOR ANNEXATION PRIOR TO CONNECTION TO SEWER SERVICE. CARRIED.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, NO FURTHER CONNECTIONS OUTSIDE .THE
CITY FOR SEWER SERVICE BE ENTERTAINED UNLESS THERE IS EXTREME,
CERTIFIED HEALTH HAZARD.* Councilwoman Thorpe noted this applies
to existing structures , no new construction being allowed to con-
Sewer Connections nect. Upon inquiry by Councilman Trimm, Public Works Director
to Property Out- Gonnason noted previously adopted resolution clarifying those
Side City Limits properties adjacent to sewer line in City would be allowed to con-
Disallowed Unless nect upon findings of health hazard; these last few items before
Extreme Health the Council requiring extension of lines in order to connect.
Hazard Gonnason asked that resolution be rescinded if policy changed.
Gonnason noted need for septic tanks for new construction in event
of change of policy, noting late comer's agreement paid in event
of connections in the past. Councilman Clymer disapproved of
septic tanks. *MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL REFER SUBJECT MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Elk Ridge Drive The Public Services Committee report recommended denial of request
Name Change to change the name of Eagle Ridge Drive to Elk Ridge Drive, suggest-
Denied ing alternate proposal to deed the entry way of the Elks Club to
the City to name " Elk Ridge Drive" or pursue other similar approach
for better identity. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
City Hall The committee report noted review of the Public Works Department
Heating System request for modification to the City Hall heating system and
Modifications installation of the Vertrex Energy Manager system; the Mayor's
Approved Committee on Energy Conservation also reviewed the proposal and
recommended favorably. The committee report recommended Council
concurrence in the modifications and installation and that the
matter be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for appropria-
tion of funds within the limitations of the existing budget.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Perry noted review of Council procedure ordinance and
Council Procedures asked that each Council Members, the Mayor and City Clerk review
the ordinance also; requesting adherence to the rules .
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3186 The Ways and Means Committee Chairman, Earl Clymer, presented com-
en on i mittee report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance
Comprehensive Plan amending the City' s Comprehensive Land Use Plan of Renton Hill area.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Ordinance #3186 First reading of the ordinance was 11/28/77. City Clerk Mead
Continued the ordinance designating area as single-family and multi-family
Renton Hill residential , greenbelt and recreational ; also deleting Mill Ave. S
Comprehensive extension and Grant Ave. S. as being impractical and inappropriate.
Plan Following readings , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES except Councilman
Bruce was not present during the Roll Call . MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2150 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading and adop-
Housing & tion of the following resolutions : Resolution was read adopting
Community the 1978 Housing and Community Development Program; Public Hearings
Development held 11/28/77 and 12/5/77. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
Block Grants ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2151 Resolution was read allowing Teleprompter to merge its subsidiary
Teleprompter TV companies under the name of Northwest Cablevision. MOVED BY
Merger CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2152 Resolution was read extending the Renton Hill building moratorium
Moratorium on multi-family residences for a period of 90 days . MOVED BY
Renton Hill Area CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
Councilman Stredicke requested that the Administration look
at the access problems on Renton Hill ; Mayor Delaurenti assigned
Public Works Director. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3187 MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECONSIDER ACTION TAKEN
Garbage Collection 11 /28/77 CONCERNING THE GARGABE ORDINANCE. CARRIED. Following
Rate Increase readings of the ordinance, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL
First Reading .of ADOPT ORDINANCE. * Councilwoman Thorpe requested Administration
Ordinance 11/21 include information to residential users with billing - how to
obtain one can rate. Councilman Perry requested for the record,
percentage of increase, explaining garbage franchise stipulation
that the contract would be open for renegotiation if rates increase
above 20-30% infive-year period. Gonnason explained rate increase
due to increase in County dump fees - one can 4. 1% increase; 2 can
5.6% increase; additional cans 12% increase (within 25 ft. ) .
Gonnason ended list with 2-yard container, 22%. Councilman
Stredicke requested report listing increases for various industrial
concerns 1975-78. Gonnason explained cost-of-living clause in
contract for drivers, which may mean increase in costs within six
months . Councilwoman Shinpoch asked the alternatives to one-bidder
award situation. Councilwoman Thorpe noted recycling studies.
ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: THORPE, SHINPOCH BRUCE AND CLYMER; 2-N0: PERRY
AND STREDICKE; 1-ABSTAIN DUE TO INSUFFICIENT INFORMATION: TRIMM.
*MOTION CARRIED. Stredicke encouraged recycling, outlining processes.
Executive Session MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL MEET IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
_FOR 'THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING WAGE NEGOTIATIONS. CARRIED. Council
President Perry requested audience and Staff Members leave the
Chambers . Time: 10:30 p.m. Council convened at 10:48 p.m. All
Council Members present at Roll Call .
Greetings Councilwoman Thorpe extended Happy Hanukkah greetings , asking
to be noted in the record.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCIL ADJOURN THE MEETING.
CARRIED. Time: 10:50 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
December 5, 1977
.A% :\D!�Q_\TS TO THE 1978 PRELIKARI BIUGET
EJiPEtiDITLRE REVEM-TE
CHANGES - CRANGES
MOVE TO ADOPT THE MAYOR'S 1978 PRELIMINARY BUDGET
WITH THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS:
1. PA 49-50 - LEGISLATIVE SERVICES (COUNCIL)
Cut $704 from Prepaid Medical a/c 13.03.
Cut $236 from Prepaid Dental a/c 13.09 - Cut Total of $940. -940
Represents benefits for Council members who have coverage
elsewhere.
2. Pg. 49-50 - LEGISLATIVE SERVICES (COUNCIL)
Increase Legislative Secretary from 20 hours/week to
24/hours/week with benefits. 24 hours/week = 1248 hours
per year ® $5.73 = $7,152 + benefits $924 = $8,076.
(Medical and dental not included; employee already has +1,725
coverage. ) Amount needed over budgeted amount = $1,725.
3. Pg. 102 - FINANCE HEALTH SERVICES
Cut $11,086 from Seattle-King County Public Health Services _11 086
a/c 51.04, leaving balance of $28,914.
4. Pg. 249-250 - PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Increase Personnel Director' s salary 1/1/78 (6%) from $1,710
to $1,813/month; and (5%) 7/1/78 to $1,904/month. Increase
over budgeted amount a/c 11.00 Salaries -- $1 ,782
a/c 13.01 Retiremt. - 101 $1,883 +1,883
5.
Pg. 277-278 - PUBLIC- WORKS/BUILDING DIVISION
Add $2,000 to a/c 12.00 for Overtime/Part Time Help/
Federal Housing Programs, to be shown in Budget specifically
for this purpose. +2,000
6. TRAVEL/CONF)IVCES
Add to City Departments for Travel/Conferences as follows: +2,185
Pg. 56 - JUTDICIAL DEPARTMENT (a/c 33.01) . . . . . . $ 50
Pg. 84 - FINANCE BUDGETING & ACCOUNTING (a/c 33.01) 100
Pg. 111 - -DATA PROCESSING, DEPARTMENT a/c 33.01 ) . 50
Pg. 120 - PLANNING ADMINISTRATION a/c 33.01 ) . . . 100
Pg. 120 - PLANNING COMMISSION a c 33. 15) • . . . . 100
Pg. 163 - POLICE ADMINISTRATION (a/c 33.04) . . . . 100
Pg. 183 - POLICE TRATNING For all divisions) . . . 1 , 110
Pg. 20 - FIRE ADMINISTRATION (a/c 33.13) . . . . . 100
Pg. 234 - FIRE TRAINING (a/c 33. 13) • . . . • 75
Pg. 24 - LAND USE HEARINGS DEPARTMENT (a/c 33.01) . 100
P . 251 - PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION (a/c 33.01) • 100
Pg. 2 - PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION (a/c 33.01 ) 100
Pg. 351 - PARKS ADMINISTRATION a c 33.01) . . . . . 50
Pg. 375 - LIBR.ARY ADMINISTRATION (a/c 33.01 ) . . . . 50
Total Travel/Conferences . . . . $2, 185
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December 5, 1977
AMINI*®YTS TO THE 1978 PRELIMARY BUDGET - Continued
EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES
C
7. P - CURRENT FUND REVENUE
Increase a/c 343.75, Garbage/Solid Waste to include
Dump Fee increase of $5,900. +5,900
8. Pg. 7 - CURRENT FUND REVENUE
Add new account 343.7 , Storm Drainage Fees; add
estimated revenue to be received of $2,500. +2,500
9. PK. 4 - CURRENT FUND REVENUE
Increase a c 322.10. 11, Building Permits by $9,000 +9,000
10. P - FINANCE AMBULANCE SERVICE
Cut $4,000 from a/c 42.49, Ambulance Service, leaving a
balance of $2,000. -4,000
11. Pit. 241 - CUMULATIVE RESERVE J1698 (Fire Equipment) Fund 10
Cut replacement of Aid Car - $30,000. -30,000
Pa. 17 - CUMULATIVE RESERVE #1698 REVENUE
Decrease Utility Tax Revenue by $30,000.
PIX• 3 - CURRENT FUND REVENUE
Increase Utility Tax Revenue by $30,000.
12. SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER LIMITED GENAL OBLIGATION
BOND FUND Fund to be established by Ordinance
Transfer Property Taxes from Current Fund to said G.O.
Bond Fund to redeem principal and interest in 1978; $50,000. +50,000
Proceeds from sale of bonds to be placed in a Senior
Citizens' Center Construction Fund ($900,000); said
Fund to be established by Ordinance at time of bond sale.
13. SALARY ADJUSTMENTS
A. Grant 5 salary increase to Management and Union
Exempt employees, effective January 1, 1978.
B. Transfer dollar amounts (5% equivalent) from
Contingency Fund to Tax Supported Funds for salary
adjustments for all other employees. Place funds in
a reserve in salary accounts for all employees other
than Management and Union Exempt. Special revenue
funds will provide salary adjustments from within
their own budgets.
Pg. 386 - CONTINGENCY FUND - Transfer from Contingency
Fund for salary adjustments. -236,822
TAX SUPPORTED FUNDS - Transfer unto departments/divisions
for salary adjustments: +236,822
000 - CURRENT FUND . . . . . . $176,343
101 - PARD FUND . . . . . . . 23,870
103 - STREEf FUND . . . . . . 22,622
106 - LIBRARY FUND . . . . . . 10,729
122 - CETA FUND . . . . . . 3,258 $236,822
14. UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION FUND #608
Transfer $5,000 from Contingency Fund (pg. 386) to -5,000
Unemployment Compensation Fund #608. Fund was established +5,000
per Ordinance No. 3167, November 1977. .�.
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December 5, 1977
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1978 PRELIMARY BUDGET — Continued
EXPENDITURE REVENUE
TOTAL AMENDMENTS 1 - 14 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +11,767 +17,40(
TOTAL 1978 MAYOR'S BUDGET AS PRESENTED . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,171,698 20,171,69E
AMOUNT TO THE GOOD PLACED IN THE CONTINGENCY FUND . . . . . . . +5,633
TOTAL 1978 BUDGET AS ADOPTED DECEMBER 5, 1977 . . . . . . . . . $20,189,098 $20,189,09f
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Bid Opening - November 29, 1977 CEDAR RIVER TRAIL SYSTEM
PHASE I
CITY OF RENTON PLANNING DEPARTMENT
EDA/LPW PROJECT NO. 07-51-23895
BIDDER & ADDRESS BB AA EEO MBE MW NC AMT. OF BID
Golf Landscaping Co. x x x x x x $192,111
38016 Military Rd. So.
Auburn, Wa. 98002
C. R. Harnden Co. , Inc. x x x x x x $220,495
16426 - 67th West
Lynnwood, Wa. 98036
Stevens Construction Co. x 0 x 0 0 0 $137,500
Woodinville, Wa.
Sun-Up Construction Co. , Inc. x x x x x x $189,700
12650 Northrup Way
Bellevue, WA. 98004
BB - Bid Bond
AA - Affirmative Action
EEO - Equal Employment Opportunity
MBE - Minority Business Enterprises
MW - Minimum Wage
NC - Non Collusion
X - Signed
0 - Unsigned
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF December 5, 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE qO DECEMBER PERRY
MEETING
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 12/8 7:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Moratorium - Area Rolling Hills/
Wed. , 12/14 7 :30 p.m. 11 It
Thurs. , 12/15 4:30 p.m. 11 If If 11
Liaison w/Planning Commission
COMMUNITY SERVICES NO MEETING SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 12/12 / :00 P.M. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES BRUCE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
STREET VACATION - Mon . , 12/19 8:00 Council Chambers
S . W. HARRIS PLACE
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Dec. 5 , 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5611 42 , 160 Renton Schools 3000 4th Site Preparation
5612 37,000 Parkwood Homes 2203 Jones Const. Res . —�
5613 37 ,000 Parkwood Homes 2100 Jones Const. Res .
5614 37 , 000 Parkwood Homes 2107 Jones Const. Res .
5615 350 , 000 Tom Cooke 620 7th Const. Add. to office
5616 100 , 000 Dennis Anderson 3302 Lk Wash. Const. Duplex
5617 27 , 500 Dana Corp. 1037 Thomas Const . Interior Office
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6829 VOID
6830 4, 999 Dana Corp. 1037 Thomas Inst. Service
6831 725 Chas . Henderson 1721 Glenwood Wire Res .
6832 725 Chas. Henderson 1624 Glenwood Wire Res .
6833 940 Parkwood Homes 1904 22nd Wire Res.
6834 1, 500 Jorge Veinegas 3215 18th Rewire Basement
6835 6 , 500 Renton Prop. Venture 259 Rainier Wire Restaurant
6836 VOID
6837 1,700 Toltec Builders 1910 Jones Wire Res .
6838 5 , 190 Amidine Ind. 1020 Thomas Inst . Amp Service
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5809 3 ,028 Evergreen Const. 716 12th Inst. Gas Piping
5810 2,820 Evergreen Const. 1037 Thomas Inst. Fix.
5811 2, 500 Renton Ctr Assoc. 3188 Sunset Inst. Fix.
5812 1, 000 Nancy Bennett 2622 Jones Inst. 2 Furnaces
5813 3 , 200 Nana Corp. 1037 Thomas Inst. Heating Unit
5814 500 Porcello Jewelry 825 3rd Inst. Gas Piping
5815 200 Shenandoah 504 Seneca Inst. Sink
5816 1, 700 Parkwood Homes 2104 Lincoln Inst. Fix.
5817 1, 618 Parkwood Homes 2227 Jones Inst. Fix.
5818 1, 720 Parkwood Homes 1815 21st Inst. Fix.
5819 950 Robert Stott 1203 30th Inst. Furnace
5820 325 Vince Vassek 2223 8th Inst. Fix.
5821 2, 100 Bill Dunn 3423 Lincoln Inst. Fix.
SIGN PERMITS
609 1, 700 Steak & Stack 3208 Sunset Inst. Wall Sign
610 800 Rich Redmond 109 Tillicum Inst. Two Wall Signs
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1261 Southard 3316 6th Repair Side Sewer
.REVOCABLE PERMITS
0024 Milmanco-Trojan 620 7th Temp. closure of 7th St.
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
R E F E R R A L S
December 12 , 1977 City Clerk ' s Office
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim or Damages fi ed by Patrick O' Donnell (Settlement info requested by Stredicke)
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES
Subject of Public Safety Committee and Solid Waste Recycling Committee
PARK BOARD
Appointment of Ron Heiret as Acting Park Director
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Fire Station Construction Bids (Bids rejected)
McElroy Sewer Connection
Kennydale Alley Vacation (Report back at Hearing 1/16/77)
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR AND NEGOTIATING TEAM
21R Request for Contract Extention
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Municipal Judges pro tem appointments
Transfer of funds to Fire Station Construction & Talbot Pump Station Construction
Appropriation for CETA (first reading of ordinance 12/12/77)
Ordinance for acquisition of property L'ID 302 (first reading 12/12/77)
Resolution for Sewer Service outside City Limits.
Apppointment of Ron Heiret as Acting Park Director
Pl1BLI C HEARINGS
6%66 Alley Vacation Kennydale - Continued
APPOINTMENTS
Zomm tti ee on Committees appointments : Barbara Y. Shinpoch and Patricia Seymour-Thorpe
ELECTED
1978 Council President - Earl Clymer
1978 Council President pro tem - Barbara Shinpoch
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
December 12 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CA[L TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, THOMAS W. TRIMM AND
EARL CLYMER. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT
COUNCILMAN KENNETH D. BRUCE. CARRIED.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
STAFF DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LARRY WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Direc-
tor; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative
Assistant; CAPT. PHELAN, Police Department Rep.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
Gene Coulon A moment of silence was observed in honor of Gene Coulon, deceased.
Park Director Mr. Coulon served with the City since 6/1/47, having been Park and
Honored Recreation Director for 282 years. Mayor Delaurenti noted that
through Mr. Coulon' s direction, the City's parks are world's finest.
Funeral services announced 12/14/77 10:00 a.m. Stokes Mortuary.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilwoman Thorpe requested deletion of alternate proposal regard-
12/5/77 ing denial of Elk Ridge Drive name change, Paragraph 5, Page 5,
Council Minutes 12/5/77, Public Services Committee Report. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF 12/5/77
AS CORRECTED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Upon request of Frank Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd.S. , it was MOVED BY
Mayor' s Veto of PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, MAYOR' S LETTERS ON AGENDA RE SENIOR CENTER
Ordinance #314 FUNDING, BE READ AT THIS TIME. CARRIED. Letter from Mayor Delaurenti
returned to the Council , Renton Ordinance No. 3184 providing for
the issuance and sale of $900.000 par value of "Limited General Obli-
Senior Citizen gation Bonds, 1978" for the Durpose of paying cost of land acquisition
Center Financing construction, and/or acquisition of a Senior Citizen Center and
matters related thereto. The letter reported veto of the ordinance,
asked Council to reconsider and gave the following reasons for the veto:
(a)The Senior Citizens , as other groups of citizens in the community,
are entitled to an adequate, convenient and safe facility; being in
support of such facility; (b) Need for appropriate method of financ-
ing center in view of City's present financial condition and fiscal
projections; many citizens questioning bonds in lieu of vote of people;
(c) Principal issue of $900,000 plus 20-year repayment expense of
$615,305, or total outlay of principal and interest would be over
$1 ,500,000 which would require first priority from designated millage
requiring curtailment of other necessary expenditures from the City's
limited budget. Also noting cost of removal of present shop facility
and maintenance costs of the new center would add $100,000 cost per
year; these costs would be incurred reqardless of the type of funding.
The letter explained 1979 cost for interest - $50,000 and principal
and interest in future years $80,000. The letter explained belief
that such financing would not be responsible and not in the best inter-
est of the City as a whole. The letter asked reconsideration of the
previous action, that council pursue different approach to financing
a new center, such as improvement to existing facility over the next
few years in the hope the City's financial condition may improve.
Continued Letter from former Councilman Dan Poli thanked Council for turning
Senior. Citizen down salary increase and asked for reconsideration of recent action
Center Financing in approving an ordinance to sell councilmanic bonds to pay for a
new Senior Center. The letter explained belief that the matter should
be put to vote of the people, that the center would serve only a small
minority of all senior citizens and that the present Sartori facility
is working fine.
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12/12/77 Page 2
Senior Center Persons present speaking favorably of Limited General Obligation Bonds
Financing for financing Senior Center: .Versie Vaupel , 221 Wells N. ; Frank
Ir Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd. S. ; Stan Thompson, 1206 N. Second; Lloyd
LL � ; Bowen, 2113 N.E. 6th Pl . Persons present speaking against the issu-
L ance of Limited General Obligation Bonds : Charles Shane, 3003 Mt.
View Ave.N. ; Jay Holmes , 150 Capri N.E. ; James VanOsdell , 3030 N.E.
i� 0 10th St. ; Gary Dime, 927 N. 1st; Hike Hanis, 759 Dayton N.E. ; Matt
U J) Jeffries, 1208 N. 38th. Inquiry by Dorothy Walker, 12304 Petrovisky,
�1 t� re 3-year lease with Renton School District for Sartori School ,
obrought affirmative answer with explanation of 90-day emergency
cancellation clause. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL OVER-
RIDE THE MAYOR'S VETO OF ORDINANCE NO. 3184 AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE
Ordinance #3184 AND SALE OF $900,000 LIMITED GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS FOR PURPOSE
Limited General OF SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE,
Obligation Bonds, SHINPOCH, CLYMER; 1-NO: TRIMM. MOTION CARRIED.
Senior Center
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 8:48 p.m. and reconvened at 9:05 p.m. ROLL CALL: All
Council Members present as previously shown.
Introduction of Mayor Delaurenti introduced new Representative to the State Legisla-
Former Mayor ture for the 11th District, Avery Garrett.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Brad McElroy, 19328 S. E. 163rd Pl . , questioned action taken 12/5/77
Continued by Council in denying his petition to connect property outside the
City limits to City sewer service, and asked advice, claiming he
Sewer Connection had been directed by the Public Works Department that connection
County Property would be allowed. McElroy explained his savings are expended in the
building of residence and ,when sewer connection needed, he had been
advised that application would need to be made to Council . McElroy
noted his predicament, explaining signing of covenant to annex to
the City, however, noting inability to yet sign circulating petition.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER MATTER OF MCELROY SEWER
CONNECTION BACK TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR RECONSIDERATION.
Upon inquiry, McElroy noted property consists of three acres adjacent
to city boundary, that the sewer would be used for one residence.
MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This beinq the date set and proper notices having been published
Vacation of and posted as required by the law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
Alley public hearing to consider the vacation of an alley in the Kennydale
Kennydale Area area Blk. 18, C.D. Hillman' s Lake Washington Garden of Eden Div. #1 ,
Petioned by filed by Ray Brown (Brown/Strand Homes) , J. R. Fawcett, et al . The
Brown, Fawcett alleyway has width of 12 ft, lying between lots 1 through 3 inclusive
et al on the North and lots 48 through 50 inclusive on the south, within
Block 18 as mentioned. , lying easterly of the right-of-way line
of Burnett Avenue North, extended. Letter from the Board of Public
Works Director Gonnason reported no objections to the vacation based
on the finding that the right-of-way is not required for present or
future city street system and that retention of utility easements
is not required. The letter recommended vacation fee be calculated
from an assessed value of $1 .07 per sq. ft. as determined by the
Public Works Department. Public Works Director Gonnason displayed map
explaining location between N. 33rd P1 . and N. 34th St. , with Burnett
on West, and that the alley is not improved (not opened) . Councilman
Trimm noted that with the vacation, the alley would be dead ended in
event it were improved. Gonnason explained petitioner's desire to
build on proposed vacation area; that other property owners have never
indicated any desire to improve the alley, which would be done on an
L. I .D. if requested; area zoned residential . Harold Hardesty, 3310
Burnett Ave. N. , noted postings 'in area of meetinq notice. , Sanford
webh. 364 Chelan S. E. , called attention to off-street parking needs,
hei,na advised that not a requirement of'single family area. Upon
Council inquiry, the Public !4orks Director noted some of residents in
Block 18 have placed fences at center of alley; no curbs , gutters or
sidewalks in area; utilities in area. Council members noted concern
for other property owners abutting alley; being advised 50 parcels
abut the alley with approximately 300 sq.ft. each lot or vacation fee
of approximately $150. based on maximum charge of 50% assessed value.
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12/12/77 Page 3
Public Hearing - Continued
Alley Vacation MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL REFER ALLEY VACATION REQUEST'
Blk 18, C.D. TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Hillmans Dv #1 Motion by Stredicke that each of 50 property owners be notified and
Kennydale Area advised vacation fee would not exceed $100 provided 100% participa-
tion, failed for lack of second. Matt Jeffries , 1208 N. 38th, felt
proposed action would be dangerous precedent. Public Works Director
Gonnason advised against expanding petition for street vacation with-
out request from property owners. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY,
Public Hearing COUNCIL CONTINUE PUBLIC HEARING TO JANUARY 16, 1977, PUBLIC SERVICES
Continued to 1/16 COMMITTEE REPORT TO BE PRESENTED AT THAT TIME. CARRIED.
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CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one
motion unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Municipal Court Mayor Delaurenti reappointed Municipal Court Judges Pro tem for
Judges Pro tem the period 1/1 through 12/31/78, all having indicated willingness
to continue to serve: Robert Anderson, 111 Williams S. ; Peter Banks,
Evergreen Bldg. ; Richard Conrad, Evergreen Building; Gary Faull ,
505B S. Third; Roger Lewis, 100 S. Second St. Bldg. Refer to the
Ways and Means Committee.
Park Director Letter from Mayor Delaurenti noted untimely death of Park Director
Gene Coulon and appointed Ronald Heiret as Acting Parks Director
for the City until the Park Board can select a successor. Refer to
Ways and Means Committee and the Park Board.
Voucher Approval Ways and Means Committee report approved payment of Vouchers 16104
through 16288 in amount of $266,777.56 having received departmental
certification that merchandise and/or services have been received or
rendered; plus LID #297 Revenue Warrant R-1 $13,000 and Cash Warrant
C-1 $13,000; LID 302 Revenue Warrant R-9 $2,863.17, Cash Warrant C-11
$2,863. 17; LID #306 Revenue Warrant R-2 $23,421 .98, Cash Warrant C-2
$23,421 .98. Council concurrence.
Transfer of Funds Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested resolution for
temporary transfer of funds from Animal License Tags to Main Fire
Station Construction and Architect/Engineering fees in amount of
$390. The letter also requested transfer of $212.69 unto Talbot
Pump Station Construction fund to cover costs through 12/31/77.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Claim for Damages Claim for Damages was filed by Patrick O' Donnell , 3214 S. 221st, Kent,
P. O' Donnell in amount of $25,000 claiming bodily injury at time of arrest. Refer
to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier. "
Seattle-King Letter from Mayor Delaurenti requested authorization for City Clerk
County Health and Mayor to sign contract between the City and the Seattle-King
Contract County Health Department for health services to be provided in 1978
at cost of $28,914, as determined in recent arbitration. Council
concurrence.
Fire Station City Clerk Mead reported sealed bids received and opened 11/30/77
Construction for the Main Fire Station Construction; three bids were received as
Bid Opening shown on the attached tabulation. Refer to the Public Services
Committee. (See later - all bids rejected. )
CONSENT AGENDA MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA AS
PRESENTED. CARRIED. "
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Fire Station Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended that the Council reject the
Construction three bids received on 11/30 for construction of the City's new fire
Bids station, also recommending that the architect, Jerry Cichanski , pre-
pare the necessary documents and the City call for new bids within
30 days of Council concurrence in this recommendation. The letter
"Councilman Stredicke asked to be notified by City Attorney of disposi-
tion of claim.
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12/12/77 Page 4
Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Fire Station explained special meeting with architect and staff to review bids,
Construction having concluded the best course of action would be re-bid using
Bids - Continued the original plans and alternate bid items; that if the bids received
exceed estimates again, new recommendations will be forthcoming.
Upon Council inquiry, Architect Cichanski reported bids received
were excessive at $56 per sq.ft. and should be $42 or $43. The
corrected bid by phone(as noted on tabulation) was questioned, being
advised by Architect, that the bid had been withdrawn, noting the
City has the right to force forfeiture of 5% bid bond, but cannot
force that company to build for that amount. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN MAYOR'S RECOMMENDATION AND
REJECT ALL BIDS. CARRIED.
Appropriation Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested ordinance to appropri-
Requested for ate and transfer funds to be received from Comprehensive Employment
CETA Salaries Training Program (CETA) into CETA Budget divsions to cover salaries
and benefits for the period of 10/1 through 12/31/77. The letter
listed total appropriation and transfer in amount of $50,628.18 and
asked referral to the Ways and Means Committee. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST OF FINANCE DIRECTOR. CARRIED.
(See later for first reading of Ordinance)
Collective Letter from the General Consel of Washington State Council of
Bargaining County and City Employees, Pamela G. Bradburn, requested written
Agreement 21R recognition from the City that the terms of the current agreement
will continue in effect, inasmuch as the collective bargaining
agreement between the City and Local No. 21R will terminate 1/1/78.
The letter stated Washington Administrative Code 391-20-302, also
noting RCW 41 .56 coverage. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
REFER THIS LETTER TO THE NEGOTIATING TEAM AND THE PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
FOR RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry submitted committee
Planning & report recommendinq denial of the request for a multi-family build-
Development inq moratorium as presented by Jim McClelland for the Rollinq Hills
Committee Report Homeowners Association for the Rollings hills area. The report ex- '
Rolling Hills '4 plIined meeting with Jim McClelland, Bob Kenkman representing him-
Moratorium Deny d ,11 elf and Transamerica, Bob McBeth representing himself and Ery
Iry ,'P Yoder, with presentation made by Planning Director, Gordon Ericksen,
4;Q. and Building Director, Ron Nelson. The report noted insufficient
04 evidence to grant moratorium. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE,
tv g COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE. Upon inquiry, Coun-
cilman Perry noted evidence that apartment construction underway,
that approximately 25% of permits issued for area.C_0-elf 0-
Public Safety Councilman Perry noted number of complaint calls received regarding
Committee and garbage collection by Public Works Department and noted discussion,
Committee for regarding solid waste and recycling meld during Council 's recent
Solid Waste tbudget hearing sessions. Councilman Perry also discussed absence of
Recycling se Co cil committee dealing with Police and Fire Department matters.
,,-0 VED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, Committee structure for next year
include Public Safety Committee and Committee for recycling solid
ti waste. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER
SUBJECT OF THE TWO COMMITTEES MENTIONED TO THE COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BU$IVESS
Use of Public Councilman Stredicke requested Administration furnish report verify-
Property by ing that employee bargaining units are not using City property or
Unions, Questioned equipment which would be in violation of the law.
Memorial for Councilman Clymer asked the Administration consider naming of one of
Gene Coulon City' s most beautiful parks, such as Lake Washington Beach Park,
after Gene Coulon, deceased, former Parks and Recreation Director.
Mayor Delaurenti noted the matter was under discussion.
Election MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL HOLD ELECTION FOR COUNCIL
Council President PRESIDENT AND COUNCIL PRESIDENT PRO TEM. CARRIED. Council President
Perry nominated Earl Clymer for President of the Council for 1978.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE NOMINATIONS. CARRIED.
Councilman Clymer named Council President commencing January, 1978.
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NEW BUSINESS - Continued
Election Council President Perry nominated Barbara Y. Shinpoch for Council
Council President President Pro tem. Councilman Stredicke nominated Patricia M.
Pro tem for Seymour-Thorpe for Council President Pro tem. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
1978 SECOND PERRY, NOMINATIONS BE CLOSED. CARRIED. ROLL CALL VOTE:
Perry voted for Shinpoch; Thorpe voted for Thorpe; Stredicke voted
for Thorpe; Shinpoch voted for Shinpoch; Trimm voted for Shinpoch;
Clymer voted for Shinpoch. Thorpe received 2 votes; Shinpoch received
4votes. Councilwoman Shinpoch elected Council President Pro tem
commencing January, 1978.
Council ' s Councilman Clymer explained that, by ordinance, the newly elected
Committee on Council President serves as Chairman of the Committee on Committees
Committees along with outgoing Council President and two appointed members.
Councilman Clymer appointed Councilwoman Thorpe and Councilwoman
Shinpoch to the Committee on Committees.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Committee Report recommending first reading of the following ordinances:
Acquisition of An ordinance was read authorizing acquisition of property by condem-
Edwards Property nation re LID 302, construction of Lind Ave. between SW 16th St. and
LID 302 SW 43rd St. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE
BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Appropriation and An ordinance was read providing for appropriation of funds in
Transfer of CETA amount of $47,208.22 and transfer in amount of $3,419.96 for CETA
Funds salaries. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3188 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first, second and
Water & Sewer final readings for an ordinance providing for issuance of City Water
Revenue Refunding and Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds , 1977, Issue No. 3. Ordinance
Bonds, 1977 #3 was read re $3,045,000 par value City of Renton utility refunding
bonds. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE
THE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following
readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution The committee recommended reading and adoption of the following
Sewer Service resolutions : A resolution setting guidelines and standards concern-
Outide City Limits ing the furnishing of sanitary sewer service to property owners resid-
ing outside the present or future City limits was read. Conditions of
the resolution allow connection of existing structures with health
hazards, but no new construction. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND CLYMER,
Council adopt the resolution as read. ROLL CALL: 3-AYES: PERRY,
THORPE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: STREDICKE, TRIMM, CLYMER. MAYOR DELAURENTI
BROKE THE TIE WITH NO VOTE. MOTION FAILED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE RESOLUTION BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COM-
MITTEE TO "TIGHTEN UP." ROLL CALL: 3-AYE: THORPE, STREDICKE, TRIMM;
3-N0: PERRY, SHINPOCH AND CLYMER. MAYOR DELAURENTI BROKE TIE WITH AN
AFFIRMATIVE VOTE AND MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2153 A resolution was read approving the final plat of MacLand, Inc. -
Final Plat Farrell ' s lst Addition located 200 feet south of NE 23rd St. on the
MacLand, Inc. west side of Duvall Ave. N.E. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH,
Farrell ' s 1st COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Addition
Resolution #2154 Resolution read transferring $12,891 for purpose of making adjustments ...,
Transfer of Funds to the heating system in the Municipal Building. MOVED BY CLYMER,
Heating System SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2155 Resolution read amending bail schedule for parking violations. MOVED
Parking Violations BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:56 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, Ci y Clerk
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WARRANT DISTRIBUTION 12/i>ls/77
FUND
TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO J 16099 — #16103
CURRENT FUND *63j334S44
PARKS AND RECREATION FUND 610077709+2
STREET FUND 670461048
LIBRARY FUND 640608061
CETA FUND *14692187
ANTIRECESSION FUND 610060064
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 61100425051
STREET FORWARD TWRUST $670,59
fffflfffffffffffflfffffft MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 6100969078
WATERWORKS UTILITiY FUND 6390727030
AIRRORT FUND 610718085
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1975 WATER & SEWER CONSTR 668073
ffffffffffffffffftfffffff TALBOT PMP STATION 8188047
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 6100913029
FIREMEN PENSION 620964005
If `rr. TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS *266077s56
WE0 THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC160 HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE ANDJOR SERVICES NAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDEREDO DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS N09 16104 THROUGH N00 16288 IN THE AMOUNT
OF 6266i777*56 12TH D OF DECEMBER 1977.
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - MEMBER - - • •
L. I .D.11`297 1
REVENUE WARRANT NO.#R—I S13,000.00
MEMBER •
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-1 513,000.00
L:I.D./302 L. I .D.#306
REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-9 S 2,863. 17 REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-2 $23,421 .98
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-11 $ 2,863. 17 CASH WARRANT NO.AC-2 523,421 .98
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR .
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF December 12, 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE PERRY
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. , 12/14 Cancelled i PERRY
iThurs. , 12/15 4:30 p.m. 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Meet w/Liaison Committee of
Planning Commission re S. Renton
rea Comprehensive Plan - Renton
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 12/13 Cancelled I SEYMOUR-THORPE Hill referral
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 12/19 7:00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES Tues. , 12/13 4:30 p.m. I BRUCE/ STREDICKE Regular Airport Meeting
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept. Dec. 12, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5618 2 ,081 Betty Gieldseth 506 Wells Inst. Re-skirting
5619 42 , 800 Renton Schools 1700 28th Const. Covered Area
5620 42, 800 Renton Schools 1800 Index Const. Covered Area
5621 42 ,800 Renton Schools 800 Union Const. Covered Area
5622 42 , 800 Renton Schools 2300 Talbot Const . Covered Area
5623 42, 800 Renton Schools 1601 Lk Youngs Const. Covered Area
5624 45 ,000 David Tsao 1801 Kennewick Const. Res.
5625 1, 900 Earl Richards 325 Sunset Inst. Partitions
�. 5626 500 Violet Kamrath 201 Union Const . Storage Shed
5627 2 , 147 Edna Anderson 201 Union Inst. Awning
5628 2, 500 Bob Strasser 352 Sunset Interior Remodel Sauna
5629 2, 500 J. Rowe 1909 24th Enclose Carport
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6839 840 Vince Nassek 2223 8th Wire Kitchen
6840 1, 800 Craig Taylor 3100 E. Valley Inst . Service
6841 940 Parkwood Homes 1904 22nd Wire Res .
684 14, 270 Springbrook Lands 4300 Talbot Wire Office
6843 160 Mrs . Ford 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6844 1,000 Fred Lang 2619 Talbot Wire Res.
6845 1, 000 Fred Lang 2613 Talbot Wire Res .
6846 4 , 800 Terhune Assoc. 3306 Lk Wash. Wire Triplexes
6847 1, 200 Rob Strausser 352 Sunset Remodel Wiring
6848 600 John Beach 2217 8th Inst. Service
6849 160 Pars . Greenfield 201 Union Con. Mobile Home
6850 400 Art Gustafson 3838 6th Replace fuse box
6851 200 Earl' s Refrigeration 325 Sunset Inst . Plug mold
6852 899 Parkwood Homes 2203 Lincoln Wire Res .
fru
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5822 768 Chas. Henderson 1620 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5823 743 Chas . Henderson 1709 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5824 1, 800 Craig Taylor 3100 E. Valley Inst. Service
5825 768 Chas . Henderson 1715 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
5826 711 Parkwood Homes 1904 22nd
Inst. Furnace
5827 825 Fred Lang 2619 Talbot Inst. Furnace
5828 825 Fred Lang 2613 Talbot Inst. Furnace
5829 1,720 Parkwood Homes 1981 22 P1. Inst . Fix.
5830 4 , 900 Toltec Bldrs 1910 Jones Inst. Heat pump
SIGN PERMITS
611 2 , 000 Reininga CO. 3188 Sunset Inst. Wall Sign
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
Ur
1262 Ervin Yoder 1615 Eagle Ridge Const. Driveway Approa,
1263 Chas. Henderson 1624 Glenwood Con. Side Sewer
1264 Chas. Henderson 1709 Glenwood Inst. Side Sewer
1265 Chas. Henderson 1721 Glenwood Con. to Side Sewer
1266 Chas. Henderson 1620 Glenwood Inst. Side Sewer
1267 Sunset Press Lake Street Street Break
1268 Fred Lang 2607 Talbot Con. Side Sewer
1269 Fred Lang 2619 Talbot Inst. Side Sewer
1270 Fred Lang 2601 Talbot Inst. Sewer
1271 Fred Lang 2613 Talbot Con. Sewer
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December 19 , 1977 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages
F. Broeffle
M. Nelson
ADMINISTRATION
Traffic Signals Renton Center
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Matter of Change in Council Meeting Night
CITY CLERK
Furnish info re Tuesday Council Meetings
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
Renton Center Traffic Signals
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Attn: Del Bennett
Cable TV Bonds
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Street Vacation SW Harris Place
Ball Rezone R-083-77 as amended
Human Rights & Affairs Ordinance (first reading 12/19/77)
South Renton Comprehensive Plan
APPOINTMENTS
ichard Geissler to permanent position of Fire Chief effective 1/1/78
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Regular Meeting
December 19 , 1977 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF GEORGE J. PERRY, Council President; PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, KENNETH D. BRUCE, THOMAS
W. TRIMM AND EARL CLYMER.
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ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director;
STAFF DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LARRY WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant;
HUGH DARBY, Police Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilman Stredicke requested inclusion 12/12/77 Council Minutes
12/12/77 Page 2, Paragraph 1 (before motion) of reasons stated, for Council
Senior Center action in overriding the Mayor' s veto of ordinance providing for
Funding issuance of $900,000 Limited General Obligation Bonds . "Councilman
Stredicke listed projects approved without voter' s consent including
Carco Theatre ($100,000 Grant with $200,000 City bonds) ; City Hall
31 ,500,000) ; Highlands Library ($235,000) ; Lake Washington Beach Park
'I ($300,000); Main Library (Reduced bond issue approved by electorate
in 1965 and $150,000 bonds without vote) ; New fire station not ap-
proved by electorate. ;5,525,000 plus costs or $8,837,000 without vote
of people." Stredicke requested clarification Paqe 4, Paragraph 5:
Add word "separate" beginning of line 5. Add: "CARRIED. " Page 4,
Paragraph 4, end of line 12. MOVED BY PEkFi , ).WND THORPE, COUNCIL
APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF 12/12/77 WITH ADDITIONS. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public
hearing continued from 10/17, 11/7, 11/14 and 12/5/77, to consider
the City-initiated vacation of a portion of S.W. Harris Place between
Hardie Ave. S.W. and Rainier Ave. S. - Resolution 2136 9/26/77.
The stipulation agreement (CAG 083-77) signed by Gene 0. Farrell ,
Edward Joseph, Robert C. Cooks , James V. Cooks , Joseph Regis and
Gerald D. Rutherford, representing all abutting property owners, was
read reducing S.W. Harris Place to total right-of-way width of 23 ft. ;
holding the City harmless; utilities permitted to remain as placed
any relocation to be borne by abutting owners; vacation fees to be
paid total $22,865. Councilman Srredicke noted for record, error in
names on agreement; corrections made. MOVED BY Si(,LDICKL, ScCOND
PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. Councilwoman
Thorpe noted for the record, disapproval of vacation when private
party overstepped their property boundary, questioninq whether the
matter is in the best interest of the City. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE VACATION OF S.W. HARRIS PLACE
PER STIPULATION AGREEMENT AND THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PREPARATION OF LEGAL DOCUMENTS. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE:
PERRY, STREDICKE, BRUCE, TRIMM AND CLYMER; 2-N0: THORPE AND SHINPOCH.
MOTION CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one motion
unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Voucher Approval Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of Vouchers
#16293 through 16391 in amount of $263,670.98 (#16289 through 16292
machine voided) having received departmental certification as to
receipt of merchandise and/or services. Council concurrence.
Newly Elected Association of Washington Cities , 4719 Brooklyn Ave. N.E. , Seattle,
Officials announced workshop for newly elected officials in four Washington
Workshop cities . Refer to Council President.
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Consent Agenda
Letter from Floyd Hughes, Sr. , President of the Renton Merchants
Downtown Association expressed thanks for cooperation in the installation of
Christmas new Christmas decorations in downtown Renton, noting praise from
Decorations community. Information.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti reappointed Peggy Ziebarth, 17020 S.E.
128th St. , to the Municipal Arts Commission for three-year term
expiring 12/31/80. The letter noted Mrs. Ziebarth first appointed
1/76 completing term of Ethel Telban, who had resigned; Mrs. Zeibarth
wishes to continue to serve. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Claims for Damages Claim for damages was filed by Floyd N. and Geraldine S. Broeffle,
F. Broeffle 880 Monroe Ave. N.E. in amount $3,743.03 due to backup of sewer.
M. Nelson Claim for damages was filed by Michael G. Nelson, 3322 N.E. 6th St. ,
also alleging backup of sewer damaging household. Refer to City
Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND BRUCE, COUNCILAPPROVE CONSENT AGENDA. MOVED BY
Approved STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THE TWO FOLLOWING ITEMS BE REMOVED FROM THE
CONSENT AGENDA AND REND SEPARATELY. CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED,
CARRIED.
Cable TV Bonds Letter from City Attorney Warren noted request from Jim Hurd, Office
of Cable Communication for the posting of bonds to fulfill require-
ments of Cable Television Contracts. The letter stated Mr. Hurd
suggested the City set a bond for Clearview Cable TV in the sum of
$2,500 and Teleprompter, dba Northwest Cablevision Inc. in sum of
$25,000. Referral to City Department and Council Committee suggested.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
OF THE OFFICE OF CABLE COMMUNICATION AND REFER TO THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT, ATTENTION DEL BENNETT. CARRIED.
Legal Publication Legal Publications bid opening 12/15/77, two bids received as shown
Bid Award on the attached tabulation. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL APPROVE THE LOW BID OF RECORD CHRONICLE. CARRIED.
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CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Appeal of Rezone Letter from Ray H. and Margaret L. Ball filed appeal of Land Use
Ray & Margaret Ball Hearing Examiner' s decision on their rezone application R 083-77
R 083-77 for property located on the south side of N.E. 12th St. between
Pierce Ave. N.E. and Queen Ave. N.E. The rezone requested change
from GS-1 to R-1 in order to comply with minimum lot size require-
ments for platting and development of a portion of property lying
south of the subject rezone site. The Ball appeal claimed misstate-
ment of Mr. Ball ' s testimony, conflict and misstatement of fact in
conclusions . The appeal letter did not appeal the Examiner' s recom-
mendation granting the rezone; but did request the City to make
normal sized blocks, that Queen Ave. NE be principal access and
Pierce Ave. an alley or limited access street.
Appeal Continued Planrriig and Development Committee Report noted review of the record
Ray and Margaret and Hearing Examiner' s written decision as required by City Code
Ball R-083-77 Section 4-3017 and recommended that the City Council concur in the
Rezone recommendation of the Examiner for Ray and Margaret Ball , R-083-77,
with changes : (1 ) Modification of Recommendation #1 . Deletion of
requirement for dedication of western 20 ft. until dwelling on Tax
Lot 205 is removed; 2. Deletion of Item 3 of the Examiner' s recom-
mendation which was deleted upon reconsideration by the Examiner.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE. Councilman Stredicke noted for the record that the
action of the committee was relative to rezoning and planning, dedi-
cation of property not properly before the Hearing Examiner at the
time of zone change, but would be at time of approval of plat or
building permit. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired as to agreement in
the recommendation by the Ray Ball ' s , being advised by Councilwoman
Shinpoch that the Ball ' s were present at the committee meeting and
agreement reached. Councilman Perry used nap and explained committee' s
recommendation. Mr. Ray Ball , 3607 N.E. 12th St. noted payment of
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Rezone Appeal $110 fee plus $25 appeal fee. 'MOTION CARRIED adopting committee recom
Ray Ball mendations. Thorpe asked her NO voice vote be recorded.
Leslie Adams Letter from Acting City Attorney Warren advised he appeared in
Court Case #828227 Superior Court on 12/8/77 to argue the Writ of Certiorari on the
McLaughlin Rezone McLaughlin Rezone filed by Leslie Adams, et ux vs City of Renton.
Appeal R 001-77 The letter explained Judge' s decision that the City' s actions were
not arbitrary and capricious and therefore dismissed the Writ.
Copy of trial brief and pertinent documents included. Information
Traffic Signals - Letter from Carl Wyatt, President of the Renton Shopping Center, Inc. ,
Renton Shopping Merchant' s Association, called attention to several restrictive and
Center unsafe features in the traffic signal control system adjacent to
the Center. (1 ) Intersection of Rainier Ave. S. and S. 3rd. ; lengthen-
ing of left turn signal time and east-west walk signal time requested.
(2) Intersection of Sunset Blvd. , Langston Rd. , and Hardie St. ; re-
quested iengthing of time for both left turn signal and north-south
walk signal . (3) Intersection of Rainier Ave. S. and S. 4th Pl . ;
requested construction of a left turn storage lane for northbound
traffic on Rainier Ave. S. to allow left turn into Center. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THIS MATTER TO THE ADMINIS-
TRATION FOR RECOMMENDATION BACK TO THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Human Rights Letter from Albert Talley, Chairperson of the Renton Human Rights
Ordinance and Affairs Commission, submitted an ordinance amending Title II ,
Chapter 10 of the City Code setting forth duties and procedures of
the Human Rights and Affairs Commission. The letter explained the
two public hearings held by the commission, ordinance having been
drafted with assistance of former City Attorney Shellan and City
Attorney Warren. The letter noted the Washington State Human Rights
Commission and attorney have determined it is satisfactory to provide
for inter-agency cooperation in the processing of complaints. Refer-
ral to the Ways and Means Committee recommended. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COM-
""' MITTEE. CARRIED.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Richard Geissler to the
Fire Chief permanent position of Fire Chief for the City effective 1/1/78,
asking confirmation by the City Council . The letter noted successful
completion of the six-month probationary period by Chief Geissler as
of 1/1/78. MOVED BY BRUCE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN APPOINT-
MENT. CARRIED.
Motion by Stredicke, second by Shinpoch, for recess , Failed.
OLD BUSINESS
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry submitted committee
Development report recommending that the Council refer the matter of the zoning
Committee Report on Renton Hill to the Planning Department to review the Comprehen-
Renton Hill sive Plan changes recently passed by the Council and the zoning of
Zoning the Renton Hill area to determine those parcels of land bearing
different zoning classifications than those permissible in the
amended Comprehensive Plan. The report noted the Planning Dept.
would then initiate rezoning requests where parcels do not conform
with proposed uses of the amended plan and would prepare the necessary
reports; the Hearing Examiner to determine, after a public hearing)
whether or not the parcels identified by the Planning Department should
be rezoned. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. Upon inquiry
%Now by Councilwoman Thorpe on areas where application had been made
prior to the moratorium, Acting City Attorney Warren advised of prior
vested rights. MOTION CARRIED.
South Renton The committee report recommended Council concurrence in the Planning
Comprehensive Commission recommendations for South Renton Comprehensive Planning
Plan Area Area subject to the follow: (1 ) Designate a lineal greenbelt area
along west side of proposed SR 515 extending southerly from S 27th
St. to SE 172nd St. ; (2) Include buffer of low density multi-family
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So. Renton south of SE 172 St. between the single family residential and medium
Comprehensive Plan density multi-family residential ; (3) Shift the proposed north-south
Continued residential collector street to the west to abut the proposed park
Area South of site; (4) Designate the area south of Carr Rd., east of the existing
Victoria Park to City limits, as Public Quasi-public and medium density multi-family
SE 186th and East residential , with steep slope areas designated as greenbelt buffer.
of Valley Freeway MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOM-
to Benson Highway. MENDATION AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Perry noted hearinas by
Commission and City Council , and gave reasons for changes to the Plan.
Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. S. , objected to SR 515 traffic
plan through Victoria Park and asked alternative. Charles Divelbiss
17417 103rd SE, believed general agreement reached in order to proceed
with PUD. Lee Graham, 17412 98th So. , Spring Glenn Conservation Or-
ganization representing 170 residents and property owners, objected
to plan as being proposed. Planning Director Ericksen explained plan
and noted two pending annexation petitions for area. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL AMEND MOTION TO ELIMINATE BLACK DOTTED LINES
FROM THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REPRESENTING PROPOSED ROADWAYS/ARTERIALS .
CARRIED. Motion by Thorpe to cut down high density area and reduce
low density area leaving buffer along 103rd, received no second.
Motion by Thorpe to reduce black area or P-1 area north of Carr Rd. ,
except for that which is presently developed, be referted to single
family, received no second. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND BRUCE, PREVIOUS
QUESTION. CARRIED, bringing to the floor MOTION TO ADOPT COMMITTEE
REPORT AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY BRUCE, SECOND STP,EDICKE, COUNCIL RECESS FOR 10 MINUTES.
CARRIED. Council recessed at 9:40 p.m. and reconvened at 9:55 p.m.
Roll Call : All present as previously shown.
Vacation Councilman Perry announced the Council Secretary would be on unpaid
vacation until the first of January.
Airport Councilmen Stredicke noted plans for the Airport restaurant were
Restaurant being checked by City and upon approval would be returned to
developer about mid-January; construction expected in early spring.
Committee on Councilman Clymer requested each Council member to submit list of
Committees personal preferencesfor Council Committee service, along with any
suggestions for committee structure for 1978. Councilman Clymer
announced he would act as ex officio member of each committee and
chair the Committee of the Whole only.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Stredicke suggested City Council meetings be changed to
Tuesday night and agenda requirements remain the same. MOVED BY
Council Meeting STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, the matter of changing City Council meet-
ings to Tuesday night be referred to the Ways and Means Committee
for ordinance. SUDSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER THE
MATTER OF CHANGING COUNCIL MEETING NIGHT TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE TO DISCUSS AT THE NEXT MEETING. CARRIED. Upon request of Coun-
cilman Perry, Mayor Delaurenti requested the City Clerk furnish infor-
mation of the period Council held Tuesday meetings.
Greeting Councilman Clymer extended Merry Christmas greetings .
LEOFF Board Councilwoman Shinpoch noted loss of Councilman Bruce as a member of
the L. E.O.F.F. Board when his City Council term expires 1/9/78 , being
two days after next Board meeting (see schedule) .
Watershed Area Councilwoman Thorpe noted King County is reviewing mobile home park ap-
Proposed plication in area of the City' s Springbrook Water Shed and requested
Development a copy of information furnished by the City. Mayor Delaurenti asked
Planning Director Ericksen to keep the Council Members informed in
writing.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Clymer presented committee report
Committee Report recommending second and final readings for the following ordinances
which had been for first reading 12/12/77:
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Ordinance #3189 An ordinance was read authorizing the acquisition of property by
L.I.D. 302 condemnation for public use in the construction of Lind Ave. SW
Property from 16th St. to SW 43rd as owned by Frank and Robert Edwards.
Acquisition MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ.
Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record her objection that the LID
primarily benefited one property owner and expressed belief that
expense should be borne by that party. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: PERRY,
SHINPOCH, BRUCE, TRIMM, CLYMER. 2-NO: THORPE AND STREDICKE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3190 An ordinance was read appropriating and transferring $47,208.22 and
CETA Fund $3,419.96 for CETA salaries and benefits. Following readings, it
Appropriation was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS
and Transfer READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Human Rights and The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of an
Affairs Ordinance ordinance amending the Human Rights and Affairs Commission. Follow-
First Reading ing reading of the ordinance, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH
COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Coun-
cilman Clymer asked each Council member to review ordinance. Council-
man Perry noted much correspondence received regarding portion of
the ordinance, that certain portion of the ordinance has been removed.
MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2156 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolution
1978 Housing & for the 1978 Housing and Community Development Program listing pri-
Community orities of projects which totaled $129,941 . Following reading, it
Development was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS
READ. CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, ASKING AUDIENCE TO LEAVE THE CHAMBERS.
CARRIED. Council commenced Executive Session at 10:20 p.m. and
w-- reconvened the Council meeting at 10:58 p.m. Roll Call : All Council
Members present as previously shown.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADJOURN THE MEETING. CARRIED.
10:58 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, eity Clerk
CALL FOR BIDS
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
December 15, 1977
Record-Chronicle 8 point type $3.96 per column inch for. first publication
.44 per line for first publication
$3.33 per column inch for additional publications
.37 per line for additional publications
Seattle Post-Intelligencer Agate type $7.28 per column inch for first publication
.52 per line for first publication
$5.46 per column inch for additional publications
.39 per line for additional publications
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF I1Prember 19, 1977
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES Thurs. , 12/22 4:30 p.m. CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. , 12/28 2:00 p.m. PERRY Attorney representative
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 12/27 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 1/9/78 7:00 p.m. CLYMER 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SERVICES BRUCE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
LEOFF BOARD MEETING Sat. , 1/7/78 9:30 a.m. 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Dec. 19, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5630 37 , 500 Parkwood Homes 2110 Lincoln Const. Res.
5631 6 ,000 Devon Estlund 816 3rd Const . Add.
VOID
5633 9, 000 Renton Ctr Assoc. 3192 Sunset Tenant Imp.
5634 9,000 Renton Ctr Assoc. 3154 Sunset Tenant Imp.
5635 28, 650 City of Renton 740 19th Const. Pump Station
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1272 Renton Schools 3000 4th Inst. Sewer
1273 Chas. Henderson 1701 Ferndale Const. Driveway Approach
1274 Cecil Wakelem 408 Langston Inst. Sewer
1275 Renton Prop, Venture 259 Rainier Con. Sewer
ELECTRICAL ?HERMITS
6853 160 Marion Rohde 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6854 160 Mrs. Davis 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6855 50 Dennis Lehner 1409 26th Correct Wiring
6856 850 U.S.A. Petroleum 707 Rainier Inst. Wiring
6857 1, 500 Al Myers 221 Rainier Wire Pumps
6858 5,600 Dean Bitney 201 Union Wire Comm. Center
6859 850 Chas. Henderson 1620 Glenwood Wire Res.
6860 4, 000 Paccar 1400 4th Inst. Circuits
6861 19,000 Reininga Co. 3208 Sunset Wire Rental Spaces
6862 11, 125 Scs Holding Co. 817 4th Wire 10 unit Apt. Bldg.
6863 50 Peter Omlansky 431 Windsor Add plugs to Kitchen
6864 200 J. Rowe 1909 24th Add Circuits
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5831 2 , 500 Elks Lodge 1600 Eagle Ridge Inst. Sprinkler Main
5832 1 , 800 C.W. Hewitt 301 14th Inst . Fix.
5833 1, 200 J. Sween 2514 Jones Inst. Septic Tank
5834 1, 900 H. Hohansen 4420 10t1i Inst. Fix.
5835 3 , 000 Standard Oil Co. 2.07 Main Inst . Gas Tank
5836 1,720 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Inst . Fix.
5837 1,737 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Inst. Fix.
5838 2 ,400 Renach Corp. 3208 Sunset Inst. Elect. Furnace
5839 50 Robert Smith 867 Pierce Repair Water Piping
5840 3 ,000 Olas1:. ,Lockey Club Longac res Inst . Sprinkler System
5841 1, 100 Dr. Divelbiss 1150 Raymond Inst. Sprinkler System
SIGN PERMIT
612 2 , 000 Variety Craft 2834 Sunset Inst. roof Sign
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C I T Y " F R E N T O N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
12/12/77 CURRENT FUND S 63,334.44
PARKS d RECREATION 10,777.92
STREET FUND 7,461 .48
tow LIBRARY FUND 4,608.62
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 1 ,692.87
ANTIRECESSION FUND 1 ,060.64
FEDERAL SNARED REVENUE 110,425.51
STREET FORWARD THRUST 470.59
MAIN FIRE STATION CONST. 10,969.78
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND 390727.30
AIRPORT FUND 1 ,718.85
1975 WATER d SEWER CONSTF . 68.75
TALBOT PUMP STATION 983.47
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 10,913.29
FIREMEN PENSION 21564.05
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of DEC. 5266 777.56
CONTINGENCY FUND CURRENT FUND Per Resolution No J 2145 S 5,306.72
CLAIMS FUND PARKS 3 RECREATION Cancel Warrant No.l 16113 $ 130.70
12/15/77 CURRENT FUND S139,738. 19
PARKS d RECREATION 26,054.38
CITY STREETS 180734.60
LIBRARY 80812.87
COMP.EMPL.TRNG.(CETA) 5,289.79
ANTIRECESSION 41T307.00
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,985.71
AIRPORT 2,211 .00
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 2,809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of DEC. S224p943.29
"i2/15/77 CLAIMS FUND W&S CONSTR. Cancel Warrant No.115551 S 35.00
415.
s-J MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS LDEC 23 1977
OF RuNTONMONTH OF DECEMBER, 1977 R'S OFFICE
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
12/19/77 CURRENT FUND S 300073.58
PARKS b RECREATION 4,365. 10
ARTERIAL STREET FUND 18.02
CITY STREETS 14,064.88
LIBRARY FUND 10820. 15
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 987.39
ANTIRECESSION FUND 581 .32
STREET FORWARD THRUST 111 ,587.96
WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND 75,695.13
AIRPORT FUND 70995.28
1975 WATER b SEWER CONST 73.20
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 40749.81
FIREMEN'S PENSION 11 ,659. 16
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of DEC. $263,670.98
12/31/77 CURRENT FUND S 45,911 .96
PARKS b RECREATION 9.106.08
ARTERIAL STREETS 12,210.18
CITY STREETS 18,905.98
LIBRARY 1,726.55
STREET FORWARD THRUST 11 ,404.27
CEDAR RIVER TRAILS 13,793.61
WATERWORKS UTILITY 27,205.22
AIRPORT 1,547.72
1975 W b S CONSTR. 1 .728.83
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 6,980.62
FIREMEN!S PENSION 620.20
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of DEC. 5151 141 .22
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DISASTER RELIEF FUND CURRENT FUND To close balance of S 3,697.29
120/000.000.271 .00.00 000/000.000.271 .00. Disaster Relief Fund
DISASTER RELIEF FUND CITY STREETS FUNg) Reimbursement for Prior Yea S 3,155.71
120/000.000.271 .00.00 102/000.000.271 .00. Expenditures-Maint.DRv.
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MAYOR F I NANICE D I REC
C I T Y O F R L N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1977
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
12/31/77 CURRENT FUND $146,687.13
PARKS 8 RECREATION 31 ,673.28
CITY STREETS 18,633.48
LIBRARY 9,169.83
COW.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 50714.23
ANTIRECESSION 4,307.00
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,929.24
AIRPORT 2,211 .00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2 809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of DEC. $238, 134.94
12/31/77 CITY STREETS LIBRARY Per Resolution No.12134 S 20,000.00
103/000.000.207.00.00. 106/000.000.207.00. to correct error of 10/31/7
1977 REFUNDING FUND 1977 W&S REV.REF.BOND IR Per Ordinance N.13169 $ 48,620.50
419/000.000.271 .00.00. 418/000.000.271 .00. To correct error in Nov.
PARK FUND DISASTER RELIEF FUND To correct error on June 30 S 420.52
101/000.000.271 .00.00. 120/000.000.271 .00. Transfer sheet
CONTINGENCY FUND CURRENT FUND Per Resolution No.#2098 S 12,569.28
107/000.
12/31/77 CURRENT FUND S 43,663.71
PARKS & RECREATION 140778. 10
CITY STREETS 11 ,934.76
LIBRARY 3,801 .97
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 3,724.71
ANTIRECESSIOW 2,046.35
STREET FORWARD THRUST 77.50
WATERWORKS UTILITY 13,016.04
AIRPORT 280473.18
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4 421 .37
CLAIMS FUND ransfers for mo. of DEC. $125,938.19
12/31/77 CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND Cancel Warrant No./16415 24.90
12/31/77 1977 W&S REV.REF.BOND 1977 W&S REV.REF. Transfer per provisions witt S 1 ,942.01
BOND 03 Drdinance No.#3188
416/000.000.271 .00.00. 420/000.000.271 .00.
12/31/77 CURRENT FUND MAIN FIRE STATION Per Resolution No.02157 $ 390.00
CONSTRUCTION FUND/E
12/31/77 WATERWORKS UTILITY FUND TALBOT PUMP ST.CONST Per Resolution No.M2158 S 212.69
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MAYOR
�� FINANCE DIRECTOR
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
January 6, 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages 2 Washington Natural Gas
MAYOR
Matter of information to Council Members ''!
Data Processing Services to Renton School District
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Ross Appeal of Examiner's decision SP 088-77
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Matter of burning permits
Portion of Public Services Committee referrals
DATA PROCESSING
Services to Renton School District
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Portion of Public Services Committee referrals
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Portion of Public Services Committee referrals
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Appointment of James Daipay to Bd. of Adjustment
Werstiuk Rezone
SCS & Stirskey Rezone (Denial of Rezone - no action needed)
Data, Processing services to Renton School District
Equipment Rental Ordinance (first reading 1/9/78)
Comprehensive Plan South Renton (first reading 1/9/78)
CETA Funding and Extension of programs
PUBLIC HEARINGS
2/27%78 Springbrook Annexation
3/6/78 Preliminary Roll - LID #302, Lind Ave. SW construction
APPOINTMENTS
LEOFF Board - Thomas Trimm and Barbara Y. Shinpoch, effective to 3/1/80
Municipal Arts Commission - Peggy Ziebarth, effective through 12/31/80.
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
January 9 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, KENNETH D. BRUCE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
low THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
STAFF DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works
Director; ;DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; CAPT. BUFF,
Police Representative; TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director;
SHARON GREEN, Personnel Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE COUNCIL MINUTES
OF DECEMBER 19, 1977 AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
SPECIAL AWARDS Mayor Delaurenti presented special award to Logan Garrison, Plan-
Logan Garrison ning Commission Member having served since June, 1975; Chairman
6/76 - 7/77.
George Perry Mayor Delaurenti presented outgoing Council President George J.
Perry with special award for service to the City, having served
as Council President during the year 1977.
BID OPENING Five bids were received and opened for Bond sale of the City of
Senior Center Renton Limited General Obligation Bonds in amount of $900,000 - 1978
Bonds $900,000 for the Senior Citizen Center. (See attached tabulation)
See later bid award.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Craig Colt, Assistant to the Executive Secretary of the State
Human Rights Commission, asked to speak re the Human Rights
Ordinance, noting willingness to wait until ordinance introduced.
(See later - Ordinances and Resolutions)
CONSENT AGENDA The following Consent Agenda items , previously distributed to all
Council Members are considered routine and are enacted by one
motion unless removed by Council action for separate consideration.
Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee recommended Council approval for
Vouchers No. 16399 through 16543 in the amount of $151 ,141 .22 plus
LID No. 302 Revenue Warrant R-10 $5,174 and Cash Warrants C-12 and
C-13 $4,870 and $304 respectively, having received departmental
certification as to receipt of merchandise and/or services.
Vouchers #16392 through 16398 machine voided. Council concurrence.
Springbrook Letter from City Clerk Mead reported receipt of the 75% Springbrook
Annexation annexation petition certified valid by the Planning Department that
signatures thereon represented ownership of 75.6% of the assessed
valuation, at least 75% required by law. The Springbrook Annexa-
Public Hearing tion located in the area south of SW 43rd,, Carr Rd, and east of SR
2/27/78 167 and north of South 192nd St. Circulation of the petition was
authorized at the preliminary meeting held by the Council 12/20/76
at which time owners agreed to accept the City' s Comprehensive
Plan, Zoning and assume any pre-existing bonded indebtedness of the
City. The letter recommended that Monday 2/27/78 be set for public
hearing on the proposed annexation. Council concurrence
Mayor' s Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Councilman Thomas Trimm
Appointments to the Law Enforcement Officers and Firefighters Retirement System
LEOFF Board Disability Board, replacing Councilman Kenneth Bruce; appointment
effective 1/9/78 to 3/1/80. The letter also reappointed Councilwoman
Barbara Shinpoch to a two-year term on the LEOFF Disability Board
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LEOFF Board effective to 3/1/80, having served on the Board since 11/1/76
Continued completing the term of former Councilman Robert McBeth. Informa-
tion only, no Council action required.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed James Dalpay, 1030 N. 38th
St. , to Position No. 2 on the Board of Adjustment completing the
term of John Qualls , who has resigned. Appointment effective to
9/6/79. The letter explained Mr. Dalpay is engaged in home build-
ing and land development. Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Claims for Two claims for damages were filed by Washington Natural Gas Co.
Damages (1 ) In amount of $33.30 alleging damage to service at 2624 Jones
NE; (2) In amount of $129.59 alleging corrosion to service at
611 Renton Ave. S. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Hearing Examiner Preliminary Plat 086-77 and Exception 106-77, Glacier Park Company,
Decision property located south of existing Mobile Oil and Olympic Pipeline
Preliminary Plat Oil distribution facility, west of East Valley Rd. and north of
and Exception SW 43rd St. , request for proposed industrial park plat was approved
Glacier Park with conditions. The exception was requested to the Subdivision
ordinance regarding length and width of cul-de-sac and block re-
quirements within the preliminary plat for proposed industrial
park with streets and utilities for future commercial and indus-
trial development. Council approval .
Hearing Examiner Rezone 105-77 Ivan G. and George S. Werstiuk, Hearing Examiner
Decision approved Rezone to R 2, SR-2 and R-1 subject to conditions for
Werstiuk Rezone five acres located on the east side of Kennewick P1 . NE between
NE 30th and the old Pacific Coast RR right-of-way. Refer to the
Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approval CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Burning Permits Letter from Fire Chief Geissler reported increasing difficulty
in denial of Residential Burning Permits except for the limited
period during Spring and Fall Clean-up; that the permits could
be issued at several periods without problems for the Fire Depart-
ment and be in compliance with the Puget Sound Air Pollution
Control Agency' s Regulations and aid in eliminating hazards from
yard debris. The letter requested authority to issue Residential
Burning Permits at the discretion of the Fire Chief between 10/1
and 4/30 each year, being in compliance with Puget Sound Air Pol-
lution Control Agency Regulations. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE (NEWLY TO BE CREATED) PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Human Rights Letter from James V. Medzegian, President of the Renton Chamber
Ordinance of Commerce pointed out the proposed Human Rights ordinance is
a duplication of existing Federal and State laws and suggested
the ordinance is not needed by the City. The letter also stated
the duplication would impose further burdens and expense on the
City and on the business community and" recommended against adop-
tion of the ordinance. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
WITHHOLD ACTION UNTIL ORDINANCE IS PLACED ON SECOND AND FINAL
READINGS. CARRIED.
NEW
Transamerica Writ of Certiorari has been filed against the City by Transamerica
Development Co. Development Co. alleging (1 ) erroneous legal determinations and
vs. City illegal procedures; (2) acted illegally; (3) exceeded jurisdiction
Case No. 838799 and (4) proceeded in conflict with the course of the common law;
inadequate notice, encouraging taking of plaintiff' s land without
fair compensation, arbitrary and capricious action, etc.
Letter from Acting City Attorney Warren reported that on 1/6/78
Judge Goodloe of the King County Superior Court issued Certiorari
against the City to permit Court review of the changes in the Comp-
rehensive Plan for Renton Hill ; requiring the City to certify all
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Transamerica records for review by the Court. Trial date to be given, Attorney
Court Case Warren anticipating early date. The letter noted the Attorney
Continued would be going back to the Court to obtain clarification as wording
would prevent the City from taking any action on Renton Hill
and the Attorney was of the opinion the intent was to limit the
City' s right to act strictly to the Transamerica property.
Councilman Perry inquired of Planning Director Ericksen re P.U.D.
application, being advised that consultant working for Mr. Farrell
low had indicated intent to present plans for P.U.D. but plans have not
been received.
Appeal of Appeal of Hearing Examiner's decision was filed by Roger E. Berg
SCS & Stirskey re SCS & Stirskey Holdings Rezone 091-77 from R-2 to R-3 for
Holdings R-091-77 property located north of the Seattle Pipeline R/W just south of
Rezone Denied. SW 2nd St. and between the City limits and Hardie Ave. SW.
Hearing Examiner Land Use Hearing Examiner recommendation: Denial . The appeal
Denial Upheld alleged Examiner was not logical and decision not based on facts
and testimony and claimed error in judgment. The Planning and
Development Committee report submitted by Chairman Perry reported
examination of the record and the Examiner' s decision, findings
and conclusions pursuant to Section 4-3017, and recommended that
the City Council concur in the recommendation of the Hearing Exami-
ner for denial of the rezone request of R-2 to R-3. and refer to
the Ways and Means Committee. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE,
uOUNCIL CONCUR IN THL RLCOMi-1ENDATION OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOP-
MENT COMMITTEE, CONCUR IN EXAMINER' S RECOMMENDATION FOR DENIAL OF
REZONE. CARRIED.
Appeal of Appeal of the Hearing Examiner' s reconsideration decision dated
Examiner' s 12/9/77 was filed by Richard and Arlene Ross for Short Plat
Reconsideration 088-77 and Exception 089-77, property located in the vicinity of
R. P. Ross et ux 516 SW 3rd Pl . along the north side of SW 3rd Pl . approximately
Short Plat 088-77 midway between Earlington Ave. SW and Stevens Ave. SW. The appli-
son and Exception 089 cant had requested approval of a two-lot short plat and approval
of exception allowing access to one of the two lots via existing
20 ft. easement road in lieu of standard frontage on a dedicated
Public right-of-way. The appeal charged error in judgment or
law and explained being owners of the property for 13 yrs. ; prior to
change in ordinance in 1971 owner had right to short plat and build
on the lot; noting three adjoining owners have developed their
property using the easement road in the manner now being denied
and without request to furnish 40 ft. r/w. Planning and Deve'iop-
ment Committee report was presented by Chairman Perry noting
review of record according to City Code and recommended that the
Council concur in the recommendation of the Hearing Examiner for
denial of the short plat and exception and refer the item to the
Ways and Means Committee for proper resolution or ordinance.
Moved by Shinpoch, Second Perry, Council concur in the committee
report. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired regarding dedication of the
right-of-way. Councilman Perry used map showing area and discus-
sion ensued regarding access to the subject property. Mr. Ross,
being present, advised perpetual 20 ft. easement providing ingress
and egress and utilities had been submitted with the application.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, THE ROSS APPEAL MATTER BE REFERRED
BACK TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK.
CARRIED.
Human Rights Letter from Y.W.C.A. President Sharon Wylie, Committee of Manage-
ment of the East Valley YWCA, complimented the City for continu-
ing interest in human rights for the community. The letter noted
emphasis on the goal by the YWCA to eliminate prejudice and in-
justice and went on record supporting the adoption of the revised
Human Rights Commission ordinance.
Introductions Mayor Delaurenti introduced newly appointed State Senator "Bud"
Shinpoch and State Representative Avery Garrett.
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OLD BUSINESS
Committee on Council President Clymer presented Committee on Committees report
Committees Report recommended change in committee structure to six committees and
the matter be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for incorp-
Council Committees oration of ordinance changes. Committee assignments were also re-
for 1978 ported (first name listed being chairperson) :
COMMUNITY SERVICES PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Patricia Seymour-Thorpe George Perry
Richard Stredicke Barbara Shinpoch ..�
Thomas Trimm Patricia Seymour-Thorpe
WAYS AND MEANS PUBLIC SAFETY
Richard Stredicke Thomas Trimm
George Perry Charles Shane
Barbara Shinpoch Patricia Seymour-Thorpe
TRANSPORTATION UTILITIES
Barbara Shinpoch Charles Shane
Charles Shane Thomas Trimm
Richard Stredicke George Perry
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATIONS
OF THE COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES. CARRIED.
Council Agenda Committee on Committees report made recommendation to the Committee
of the Whole that the Council Agenda be established on Wednesday
by 5:00 P.M. and the Council packet and Staff report be placed
on each Council Member' s desk by Friday, 12:00 noon. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE P7.PORT. CARRIED.
Committee The Committee on Committees report recommended that the referrals
Referrals to the Public Services Committee still remaining from 1977, be
separated and referred back to the appropriate committee:
Public Safety Committee
...
11%3/75 Tow Truck Rates
3/22/76 Taxi Regulations
10/25/76 Fire Protection Master Plan
9/19/77 Ambulance and Aid Car Fees
Utilities Committee
8/29/77 Talbot Crest Dr.S. Residents ' request - Surface Water
10/3/77 Ray Brown request for latecomer' s agreement
Tl/7/77 McElroy sewer connection request
11/21/7 Miller/Cline request to connect to City sewer
12/5/77 Loveless/Powell request water/sewer latecomer's agrmt.
Transportation Committee
4/11/77 Talbot roadway construction overrun
6/20/77 Monitoring 6-Year Street Construction Program
9/19/77 Amtrak Passenger service information
11/7/77 Brown/Strand petition for alley vacation in Kennydale
111/14/7 South Renton Park & Ride Facility - Review/Report back
12/19/7 Renton Center traffic signals
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE ON
COMMITTEES RECOMMENDATION REGARDING SEPARATION OF REFERRALS . CARRIED.
Wks & Means The Ways and Means Committee concurred in the Hayor' s reappoint-
Committee Report ment of Peggy Ziebarth to the Municipal Arts Commission for three
Appointment year term expiring 12/31/80. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUN-
Peggy Ziebarth CIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented com-
Development mittee report noting review of the request for reconsideration
Committee Report and request for appeal , filed by separate parties , regarding the
E.Coleman SP-078 Ernest Coleman Short Plat No. 078-77 and recommended that the
Reconsidered matter of reconsideration be remanded back to theHearing-Examiner
for review and response. The committee further recommended that
Council action on the appeal request be postponed until the com-
pletion of the Hearing Examiner' s reconsideration review. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
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Recess MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES
TO DISCUSS BID OPENING OF SENIOR CITIZEN BONDS. SUBSTITUTE MOTION
BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, swearinq-in ceremony for new Council
Members be held at this time. ROLL CALL ON SUBSTITUTE MOTION:
2-AYE: SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 5-N0: CLYMER, TRIMM, BRUCE, THORPE,
PERRY. MOTION FAILED. MOTION TO RECESS, CARRIED. Council recessed
at 8:52 p.m. and reconvened at 9:00 p.m. All Council Members
present at Roll Call .
Bid Award The Ways and Means Committee, having met during recess, recommended
Senior Citizen acceptance of the low bid of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. for $900,000
Bonds par value City of Renton Limited General Obligation Bonds dated
2/1/78 for the Senior Citizens Center; bonds to be in denomination
$5,000 at an interest rate of 5.376'%. Also recommended was return
of good faith checks. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
ACCEPT THE COMMITTEE REPORT AND ACCEPT THE LOW BID. CARRIED.
z
NEI! BUSINESS Installation of newly elected Council Members was performed by
Installation of Superior Court Judge Gerard M. Shellan, former City Attorney. m n
Council Members Barbara Y. Shinpoch, Charles Shane and Earl Clymer were installed
and congratulated; teras effective to January 1983. Outgoing -� o
Special Award Councilman Kenneth D. Bruce was presented with special award for
Kenneth Bruce Service to the City as Councilman from , �through 1977.
Councilman Shane Motion by Shane, Seconded by Stredicke, that any City Supervisor
that refuses to give information to Councilman upon request shall ZP 0
be subject to dismissal . Councilman Shane explained having reques -
ed information regarding City functions and was advised to "see
the Mayor. " Former Council President Perry explained procedure by
contacting department head for information, reporting good coopera-
tion between the Council and Departments. Acting City Attorney
Warren cautioned of union procedures governing employee discipline.
Mayor Delaurenti reported policy for open government and administra-
tion; advising that employees give service and assistance. to the
public.- SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER
THE MATTER TO THE MAYOR,THAT SHOULD THE SUBJECT COME BEFORE THE
COUNCIL AGAIN, ACTION BE TAKEN. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER5 TRIMM,
STREDICKE, SHANE, THORPE; 2-N0: SHINPOCH AND PERRY. CARRIED.
Councilman Shane also suggested employee timeclock, inquirying of
attendance at meetings or golfing during working hours; being
advised by the Mayor of vacation time and compensatory time off.
Councilman Councilman Stredicke commended action of Valley Com and Medic I
Stredicke in his neighborhood, noting life saved. Stredicke noted receipt
of copy of letter from Renton Post Master relative to employees
being bitten by dogs , asking for comments on the letter. Mayor
Delaurenti noted report would be forthcoming.
Data Processing Councilman Perry noted the Renton School District was considering
Services moving the Data Processing from Seattle. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
CLYMER, THE DATA PROCESS DIRECTOR, WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND
THE MAYOR'S OFFICE BE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER DATA PROCESSING SERVICE
TO THE RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Wags and Means The Ways and Means Committee report presented by Chairman Clymer
Committee Report recommended second and final readings of an ordinance amending the
-•- Human Rights and Affairs Commission and providing for definition,
powers, duties and jurisdiction of the Commission, enforcement and
other matters relating thereto. Following readings of the ordinance
it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED
AS READ. Craig Cole, Asst. to Executive Secretary of the State
Human Rights Commission, 1601 Second Ave. , Seattle, commended the
City on the ordinance, explaining its functions allowing the City
and State governments to cooperate in resolving difficulties.
Councilman Clymer noted need for State funding for processing of
complaints . Upon inquiry by Councilman Shane, Cole noted
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Ordinance #3191 human rights problems within the city consist of housing discrimin-
Human Rights & ations as also affects many cities. The letter from the Chamber
Affairs Commission of Commerce (see earlier) was discussed. Councilwoman Thorpe noted
belief that local people best deal with local problems. Albert
Tally, Human Rights and Affairs Commission Chairman for the City,
explained function of commission in explaining rights rather than
enforcement. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS.
CARRIED. Council recessed at 10:10 and reconvened at 10:20 p.m.
All Council Members present at Roll Call . Councilman Perry proposed
two amendments to the ordinance: Page 4, 8th line under Section
2-1002; also Page 12, line 8, following"majority vote"- Add:
Plus one. Discussion clarified Page 4. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND
SHINPOCH, Council amend Page 12. Versie Vaupel noted problems
which might arise ,if appointments delayed and without full member-
ship of the Commission. MOTION TO AMEND FAILED. ROLL CALL FOR
ADOPTION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS ORDINANCE: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Councilwoman Thorpe extended appreciation to the Commission Members
on behalf of Council for hard work, hearings , etc. , regarding
ordinance.
First Reading The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of
Equipment Rental the following ordinances :
Ordinance An ordinance was read establishing and adopting new list of equip-
ment rental rates effective 1/1/78. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND TRIMM,
REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance was read amending the City' s Comprehensive Plan for
Comprehensive properties in the vicinity South of Victoria Park extending to
Plan for approximately SE 186th and East of the Valley Freeway to the Benson
South Renton Highway. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDI-
NANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE . CARRIED.
Resolution #2157 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading and adop-
Fund Transfer tion of the following resolutions :
Pending receipt A resolution was read transferring funds in amount of $390 to the --�
of Federal Funds Main Fire Station Construction and Architect Funds. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #21_58A resolution was read transferring funds in amount of $212.69
Fund Transfer _ to the Talbot Pump Station Construction Fund for Administrative
expense. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESO-
LUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2159 A resolution was read setting public hearing March 6, 1978 for
Street construction of Lind Ave. SW between SW 16th St. and SW 43rd St. ,
Construction SW 34th St. and SW 41st St. between Lind SW and E.Valley Rd. ,
Lind Ave. SW LID #302. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
LID 302 RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Subject of MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, CETA FUNDING AND AUTHORIZATION
C. E.T.A. FOR EXTENSION OF CETA PROGRAMS BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. (Comprehensive Employment Training Act) MOTION CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Human Rights Commission Chairman Tally thanked Council for adoption
of the ordinance.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADJOURN MEETING.
CARRIED. The meeting adjourned at 10:55 p.m.
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Delores A. Meaty Clerk
EX►iii 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 1R/31/77 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NG.#16392 - #16398
CURRENT $45o $1106
ARKII s9t 106 t Os
ARTERIAL STREETS sEtiRlQtli
STREETS s18iP06t98
LIBRARY sitl26135
STREET FORWARD TWRUST $11# 404027
CEDAR RIV TR CONST FUND s13093t61
WATERWORKS UTILITY *27, R05t22
AIRPORT s1*947r72
1975 W & 5 CONSTRUCTION $10729083
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $60980.62
FIREMANtS PENSION $620120
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 61510141122
WEi THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTgN CITY COUNCI� o HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE ANO/OR SERVICES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDEREDt DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NO* 16399 THROUGH NO* 16543 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $151t141 +22 T 91sT DAY OF DECEMBER 1977.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAW MEMBER • w s •
MEMBER •+_ » • • `� • •
REUEt;UE WARRANT Nn.#R-10 -S50174.00
CASH 'WARRANT N().WC-12 1,40-870.00
CASH 'WARRP NT 110.#C-1 3 1 304.00
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LIMITED GENERAL OBLIGA ON BONDS, $900,000,
FOR LAND ACQUISITION & CONSTRUCTION OF SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
Bid Opening - January 9, 1978
Bidder Bid Net Effective Interest Rate Net Interest Cost
Bond
Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. CC 5.376%* $607,021 .00*
440 Washington Building
Seattle, WA 98101
Seattle-First National Bank CC 5.4651% $617,015.00
P.O. Box 3586
Seattle, WA 98124
Rainier National Bank CC 5.5152% $622,668.75
Renton Office - P.O. Box 599
Renton, WA 98055
Foster & Marshall Inc. CC 5.425764% $612,568.75
205 Columbia Street
Seattle, WA 98104
Seattle-Northwest Securities CC 5.427945% $612,815.00
500 Union Street
Seattle, WA 98101
* Offer Accepted
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF
COMMITTEE DATE `TIME ' CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
I 1978
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 1/12 8:00 p.m. PERRY Council Chambers
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 1/12 4:30 p.m. i PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES I Tues. , 1/10 I 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE Regularly scheduled meeting
Cedar River Trail & Parks
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 1/16 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm. Regularly scheduled meeting
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PUBLIC SAFETY I TRIMM
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UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Jan. 9, 1977
BUILDING PERMITS
5636 650 , 000 S.C.S. Holding 330 Vuemont Const. Apt. Bldg.
5637 150, 000 Seatawa Foods 3150 Sunset Const. Restaurant
5638 22, 500 Cosmo Foods 225 7th Interior Remodel
5639 4, 000 H.F. Mathewson 271 Rainier Const . Roof
5640 no fee Iconco East Valley & Annual License
SW 23rd St .
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1276 S .C . S. Holding 602 Burnett & Con. Storm Sewer
605 Williams
1277 Renton Schools NE 7th & Kirkland Con. Storm Sewer
1278 Parkwood Homes 2209 Jones Const . Driveway Approach
1279 Parkwood Homes 2215 Jones Const. "
1280 Parkwood Homes 2221 Jones Const . "
1281 Parkwood Homes 2216 Jones Const . "
1282 Parkwood Homes 2210 Jones Const . "
1283 Parkwood Homes 2204 Jones Const . "
1284 Parkwood Homes 1809 21st Const . "
1285 Parkwood Homes 2203 Lincoln Const . "
1286 Parkwood Homes 1907 22nd Const . "
1287 Parkwood South 1904 22nd Const . "
1288 Parkwood Homes 1820 21st Const . "
1289 Parkwood Homes 1802 21st Const . "
1290 Parkwood Homes 1716 21st Const . "
1291 Parkwood Homes 2106 Jones Const . "
1292 S .C.S . Holding 605 Williams Inst . 6 ' Water Main
1293 S .C.S . Holding 605 Williams Sanitary Sewer
1294 R-K Builders 506 17st Concrete Driveway
1295 Toltec Builders 1910 Jones Con. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6865 50 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Inst. Temp. service
6866 160 Mrs. Coulter 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6867 249 Larry Munter 100 S . 3rd Wire Building
6868 47 , 000 Renton Schools 3000 4th St . Wire Admin. Bldg.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5842 400 R.C. McNaught 700 47th Inst. Gas Burner
5843 100 Jerry Rowe 1909 24th Rough-in for washer
5844 1, 200 Rainier Village 519 Shattuck Inst. Plumb. & Fix.
5845 500 Chas. Coffey 916 Dayton Inst. Fireplace
5846 1, 200 Scott McBee 2308 28th Inst. Fix. r
5847 3 , 820 Autobahn 3901 4th Inst. Furnace
5848 2, 500 Renton Center 3192 Sunset Inst. Fix.
5849 1, 800 Amidine Ind. 1020 Thomas Gas Piping
5850 200 Jeffrey Scheuerman 3834 6th Inst. Washer
SIGN PERMITS
613 8, 500 Skaggs Company 3208 Sunset Inst . Wall Sign
614 200 Fitness World 315 2nd St. Inst . Wall Sign
615 300 Fitness World 352 Sunset Inst . Wall Sign
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
January 15 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
REFERRALS
CITY ATTORNEY
Transamerica Development Co. Court Case Order to Show Cause
Resolution setting public hearing on vacation of Kennydale alley
COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Reply to Mrs. Bales re Medic I
�. CITY CLERK
Notify Police Department of request for Animal Control in Victoria Park area
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Advise Center Court Sports re Comp Plan review procedure
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Paul Barden' s letter re 911 Services
POLICE CHIEF
Truck Speed SW 43rd and Petrovisky
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
omp aint of dirt on streets
Street lights east side of Sunset N
Coordination of traffic signals Maple Valley interchange area
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Narrow Curb Cuts
SANITATION COMMITTEE
Dewey request to connect lots to City sewer and School District late comer' s line
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Sol—was e dispffal rate increase
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Appointment of James Medzegian to the Board of Ethics
Appointment of Michael Hanis to Planning Commission
Reappointment of Anthone Mola to the Planning Commission
Resolution transferring funds pending receipt of property taxes
Surplus Motor Pool equipment for resolution
Ordinance changing Agenda order of business and time
Matter of Senior Citizen utility rate reduction
Publication of map with legal description - determine costs
Werstiuk Rezone - first reading 1/16/78
ADMINISTRATION
Banners over public r1w; Citizen compiaini.s re parking 200 block Garden
Parking Vicinity Sipila Grocery Dunlap Canyon; Parking & Acess prior to Occupancy
PUBLIC HEARING
Alley Vacation Kennydaie 2/27/78
APPOINTMENTS
James Dalpay to the Board of Adjustment - Position #2
1udges Pro tem: Robert Anderson, Peter Banks , Richard Conrad, Gary Faull , Roger Lewis
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
January 16 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIAL M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY.
ROLL CALL OF C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
STAFF City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle; Mrs. Kennis (New Publication)
MINUTE APPROVAL Upon inquiry by Council President Clymer re approval of Council
Minutes of January 9, 1978, Councilman Stredicke noted typographical
error Page 5, Paragraph 3, last line "Councilman Bruce served from
1967 through 1977." MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE
1/9/78 MINUTES AS CORRECTED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published and
Proposed TV Cable posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened the Public Hearing to consider
Rate Increase the proposed rate increase of 4`/ to subscribers requested by Tele-
Northwest prompter Corporation dba Northwest Cablevision, Inc. James W.
Cablevision Hurd, Director of the Office of Cable Communications, reported
the current charge within the city limits of Renton is $8.95, that
the increase would bring the rate to $9.31 per month; that Tele-
prompter has been operating under the present rate since 10/75
and expressed the belief that the increase should be approved.
Mr. Hurd noted materials explaining details of the request have
been previously distributed to the Council members. Councilman
Stredicke noted this has been the first hearing for Cablevision
rate increase. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired whether Clearview
TV Co. would be granted increase, as their rate recently raised to
that of Teleprompter; being advised by Fir. Hurd that he would not
recommend another increase. MC'VED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER,
CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
COUNCIL APPROVE THE RATE INCREASE AS RECOMMENDED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published ,
Alley Vacation posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
Kennydale Area Public Hearing continued from 12/12/77 to consider the vacation of
a 12 ft. wide alley lying between lots 1 through 3 on the north and
lots 48 through 50 on the south within Block 18 of C.D. Hillman' s
Lake Washington Garden of Eden Dv. #1 , lying easterly of Burnett N .
The vacation was petitioned by Brown/Strand and represented 100 °<
of property abutting proposed alley vacation. Public Works Director
Gonnason explained his letter of 12/13/77 to all property owners
regarding the proposed vacation, inquiring if all property owners
desired vacation of the alley or objected to vacation to a portion.
Four property owners were present, each desiring vacation: Henry
Rcche, lots 31 , 32 and 33; Harold Hardesty, lot 50; W. Provin,
1117 N. 34th; W. Olson, 1207 N. 34th St. Councilman Stredicke
inquired of the zoning and was advised by Planning Director Erick,,,--
that
rick,;that property is G 7200; no multiple-residential zoned property
abuts the alley, but does abut Lake Washington Blvd . N. MOVED by
SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE COUNCIL CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED.
Continued Councilwoman Shinpoch, Chairwoman of the Transportation Committee,
reported committee meeting and concurrence in the vacation as
petitioned. Councilwoman Shinpoch inquired regarding Council ' s
intent to consider the vacation of entire alley. Upon inquiry
Public Works Director Gonnason explained approximately 40 lots a,h.il
the alley, of property owners notified three letters returned.
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Alley Vacation Gonnason reported valuation of $1 .07 per sq. ft. with 1/2 appraised
Kennydale value 532 , noting 50 ft. lots and that home owners had been advised
Continued of $100 fee or 33 1/3Q per sq.ft. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE,
Council concur in Transportation Committee report to vacate that
portion of the alley which is the subject of the public hearing.
MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND CLYMER, Amend motion, Resolution be drawn,
vacating entire alley. Acting City Attorney Warren advised of need
for public hearing. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
latter of Vacation COUNCIL SET NEW PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER VACATION OF ENTIRE
■—d'abled until ALLEY AND THE MATTER BE TABLED UNTIL THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED.
Public Hearing MOVED BY STREDICKE:, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL INSTRUCT ATTORNEY TO
2/271178 DRAFT A RESOLUTION SETTING DATE FOR PUBLIC HEARING ON THE VACATION
OF THE ENTIRE ALLEY 2/.27/1978, CARRIED. Time: 8.33 p.m.
CONSENT AGENDA Councilman Stredicke called attention to the followinq item and
asked the matter be removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion:
Dean W. Bitney Rezone R-100 from "G" to Mobile Home Park located
BitneyRezone west of NE 4th St. and west of Union Ave. NE, having been approved
R-100-77 with conditions by the Hearing Examiner; Council concurrence
Tabled recommended. Councilman Stredicke questioned lack of presentation
to Council , whether or not conditions as required by restrictive
covenants have been met on' previous mobile home park development
adjacent to present property, and means of inspection to see that
present restrictions will be met. Councilwoman Shinpoch noted
information materials distributed to each Council member. Planning
and Development Committee Chairman Perry noted procedure wherein
the Committee did not report on Hearing Examiner items which are
not appealed. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL TABLE THE
REZONE FOR ONE WEEK AND STAFF REQUEST PROPOSED DEVELOPER TO BE
PRESENT. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: TRIMM, SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE;
3-N0: CLYMER, SHINPOCH AND PERRY. MOTION CARRIED.
onsent Agenda These items are distributed to all Council Members for study, are
considered routine and are enacted by one motion without discussion
unless requested:
Board of Ethics Letter from the Renton Board of Ethics announced the 1978 meeting
schedule, quarterly meetings the 2nd Tuesday of January, April ,
June and October at 7:00 p.m. Room 401 City Hall . The letter
requested input from those persons associated with City business
affairs in order to implement provisions of the Ordinance.
Voucher Vouchers for approval submitted by the Ways and Means Committee
Approval having received departmental certification as to receipt of merch-
andise and/or services : Vouchers 16551 through 16612 in the amount
of $125,938. 19 plus LID #302 Cash and Revenue Fund Warrants : R-11
$4,335. 17; C-14 $335. 17; C-15 $4,000. Council approval for payment.
(Vouchers No. 16544 through 16550 machine voided)
Transamerica Superior Court Order to Show Cause No. 838 799 Transamerica Develop-
Development Co. ment Co. vs. City ordered and decreed that the writ of certiorari
Court Case issued on 12/27/77 to the City is confirmed; all proceedings perti-
nent to the amendment of the comprehensive plan for Renton Hills ,
including zoning hearings , are stayed and prohibited until the final
determination herein; all moratoria on the construction of multi-
family structures in Renton Hills are stayed and prohibited until
final determination herein; and Plaintiff posts injunction bond of
$500. Refer to City Attorney.
Annual Cash Flow Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested a resolution trans-
Problem ferring $900,000 from Street Forward Thrust to Tax Supported Funds
pending receipt of property taxes for 1978. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti reappointed James Medzegian, 2617
NE 18th Street to the Board of Ethics for a four-year term effective
through 12/31/81 . Mr. Medzegian was appointed to the Board 2/77 as
the member from the Board of Directors of the Greater Renton Chamber
of Commerce, replacing Harry Haight. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee.
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Appointments Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Michael Hanis to the Plan-
Planning ning Commission for a three year term to be effective through
Commission 1/31/81 , replacing Brian Gain, who does not wish reappointment.
Mr. Hanis, life-long Renton resident, lives at 759 Dayton NE.
The Mayor' s letter also announced reappointment of Anthone Mola,
516 S. 15th St. , to the Planning Commission effective through
6/30/80, having served since 1968 as active and dedicated member.
Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA
Approval AS AMENDED (REMOVAL OF BITNEY REZONE) . CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Surplus Equipment Letter from Purchasing Controller reported two surplus Motor Pool
Motor Pool vehicles, a 1969 Dodge 4-dr sedan A-88 and 1970 Plymouth 4-dr sedan
Vehicles A-103, which will not be replaced. The letter requested the
vehicles be declared surplus and sold by sealed-bid method. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION AND
REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR RESOLUTION. Upon inquiry
by Councilman Stredic e, Finance Director Marshall noted two
Police cars would be surplussed at later date upon arrival of
replacements. MOTION CARRIED.
Request to Letter from Marvin F. Dewey, 7875 Langston Rd. , requested permission
Connect to to connect two lots to the City sewer in order to build two houses ,
City Sewer by one to provide extra income to maintain his wife in a nursing
M. Dewey home and the other for his home, noting use of common line and
willingness to annex. Mr. Dewey' s letter explained he had been
advised by the Engineering Dept. in 1976 that hook up was possible
to the School District line; however, now that he has earned the
money necessary, Council has changed rulings; noting need for
sewer connection as property will not perk. Councilman Clymer in-
quired of Council action on the School District late corner' s agree-
ment, being advised by Gonnason that Council action prohibited
connection of new construction outside City limits and that the
School would collect on the late comer' s agreement in event of annexa-
coRrECTED-REFER TO tion. MM V�TREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER REQUEST
-6. 7e TO THE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT BACK. MOVED
MINUTES OF__�_ _-- --BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL AMEND MOTION TO INCLUDE IN THE
REFERRAL THE DETERMINATION OF NUMBER OF PROPERTIES AFFECTED IN
ORDER TO DETERMINE IF ANNEXATION WOULD BE PROPER. Mr. Dewey, being
present,requested permission to connect to the sewer. AMENDING
MOTION CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
Solid Waste Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported that in accord-
Disposal Rates ance with provisions of the contract with General Disposal , solid
waste collection rates are adjusted annually per Consumer Price
Index; 8. 7% increase occurring 11/30/76 through 11/30/77. Rate
increases were listed for Residential , Commercial and Industrial
divisions constituting a 6.9% increase for two-can customers
within 25 ft. and a 7.5% increase for one-can residential customer
within 25 ft. ($3.75 to $4.01 and $3.07 to $3.30, respectively) .
Referral to Ways and Means Committee recommended. MOVED BY PERRY ,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER COMMUNICATION TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE
TO REVIEW AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Council President Clymer presented Committee of the Whole report
Committee of Whole recommending the following: That the Council authorize a Call
Cedar River TraiT- for Bids on Phase II of the Cedar River Trail Project. MOVED BY
Bid Call PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
REPORT. CARRIED.
Council Meeting The report recommended that the Council retain Monday evening
as its regular meeting time. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUN-
CIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
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Council Agenda The committee report recommended that agenda items must be
filed with the City Clerk by noon on Thursday preceding the Coun-
cil meeting; the agenda and ii;aterials to be delivered to the Coun-
cil secretary by 2:00 p.m. , with Council packets on the Council
members desks and the agenda available to the public by 5:00 p.m.
Thursday preceding the Monday Council meeting. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Agenda Order of The report recommended that the Order of Business at Council meet-
Business ings be changed, placing Old Business and Ordinances and Resolutions
above the Consent Agenda. Referral to Ways and Means Committee
recommended. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR AND
REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
911 Services The report recommended that Paul Barden's letter to John Spellman
re 911 services for King County be referred to the Public Safety
Committee and that the matter be reported to the February Committee
of the Whole meeting. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL
CONCUR. CARRIED.
Councilman Councilman Stredicke called to the attention of the Administration
Stredicke complaints received relative to parking in the 200 block on
Garden Ave. N. and area of (former) Sipila Grocery on Dunlap
Canyon. Stredicke also inquired re adherence to City Code regula-
tions as concerns street banners and relative to access and park-
ing prior to occupancy approval of building.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report concurring in the Mayor' s reappointment of Municipal Court
Judges Pro tem Judges Pro tem: Robert Anderson, Peter Banks, Richard Conrad,
Gary Faull and Roger Lewis. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY ,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Appointment The committee report concurred in the Mayor's appointment of James
J. Dalpay Dalpay to Position No. 2 on the Board of Adjustment. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report recommending that a data sheet be attached to all Annexation
Committee Report petitions being circulated to include the following items in order
Data Sheet for to provide adequate information to property owners : Vicinity Map,
Annexation Area, Assessed Value, General Land Characteristics, Comprehensive
Petition Land Designation, Existing Zoning (in King County) , Potential
Zoning (Upon Annexation) , Pre-existing Bonded Indebtedness and
other General Information. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. Councilman Shane noted cost to City and
taxpayers for furnishing sewer/water services to annexed areas and
asked that Public Works and Planning Departments advise costs to
service those areas prior to annexation. MOTION CARRIED.
Sternco Land Co. The Planning and Development Committee report recommended denial of
Request for request by Sternco Land Company for review of the Springbrook
Reconsideration Channel and the greenbelt designation as the Comprehensive Plan
Green River Valley for the Green River Valley was updated approximately two years ago
Comprehensive Plan and in view of the drainage studies presently under way, the com-
Denied mittee feels the request for change is premature. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. Upon
inquiry by Councilman Trimm, Councilwoman Thorpe noted construction
�— of P-1 Channels is 10 years away. MOTION CARRIED.
Center Court The committee report recommended the Planning Department advise
Sports Inc. near Center Court Sports, Inc. of the procedures for requesting Planning
SW 43rd and Commission review which would be required for their request for
SR 167 Freeway revision of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Clymer presented letter received from Margaret G. Bales
5112 S. Hazel St. , Seattle, concerning Renton Record Chronicle
article 1/12/78 regarding $65 Medic I charge. Mrs. Bales noted
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Medic I charge for services would affect elderly, especially heart patients ,
that they will think twice before using the service. Mrs . Bales re-
lated her father is a heart patient with low retirement income and
noted Medicare does not cover medical bills, asking reconsideration
on charge. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH COUNCIL REFER THE LETTER
TO THE COUNCIL PRESIDENT TO REPLY. Upon inquiry, Fire Chief
Geissler reported City Aid Car charge of $25 for transporting to
hospital , no charge for other service; and explained Valley Medic
I deficit of $140,000 and that the Valley General Hospital Medic I
Provider group recommended the user fee. Councilman Shane complained
the hospital advised the Medic I would be service granted upon pass-
age of bond issue. MOTION CARRIED.
Complaints of Councilman Clymer reported complaints have been received of dirt
Dirt on Streets on old cemetery road near Group Health Hospital . Councilwoman
and Thorpe also noted high speed of trucks on Petrovitsky and SW 43rd.
Speeding Trucks Mayor Delaurenti asked that the Public Works Director and Police
Chief report, respectively. MOTION BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE,
for five minute recess, FAILED.
Residential Councilman Shane requested resolution that all City employees be
Requirements for granted the same wage increase and that if Policemen receive 21
Employees bonus, all employees receive the same. Mayor Delaurenti noted
motion not in order with the Citv involved in binding arbitration.
Street Lights�a, Following discussion, it was MOVED BY SHANE, SECONDED BY STREDICKE,
and Traffic all employees of the City live within the City limits and be given
"<,- six months from time of employment to move within the City. City
F' Attorney Warren advised Washington State Code does not prescribe
,awn to that requirement at this time. Councilman Shane requested
G` p4 street lights be installed on east side of Sunset Blvd. N. from
Maple Valley intersection to N. 3rd. and asked that traffic signal
G� J� lights be coordinated in the vicinity of the Maple Valley inter-
change. Mayor Delaurenti asked that Public Works Director Gonnason
report. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE
MINUTES. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY;
Recess 3-N0: CLYMER, TRIMM AND THORPE. MOTION CARRIED. Council recessed
at 9:35 p.m. and reconvened at 9:47 p.m. All Council Members
were present at Roll Call .
Senior Citizen MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, SENIOR CITIZEN ELIGIBILITY REQUIRE-
Utility Discount HENT FOR REDUCED UTILITY CHARGES BE REDUCED BY SAME PERCENTAGE THAT
CITY EMPLOYEES WAGE INCREASE IS GRANTED AND THE MATTER BE RErERRED
TO THE WAYS AND P1EQ►VS COPAMITTEE. Perry explained that when cost-of-
living increase is granted by Social Security, requirements set by
City ire adjusted automatically. MOTION CARRIED.
Animal Councilwoman Shinpoch requested the Animal Control Officer patrol
Control the Whitworth Court and Victoria Park areas; Mayor Delaurenti
requesting the Clerk to notify the Police Department. Councilman
Stredicke noted letter received from the Police Chief in response
to Post Office complaint re letter carrier being bitten by dog
and that the matter has been resolved.
Curb Cuts Councilman Stredicke complained of narrow curb cuts at commercial
drive entrances causing traffic to come to stop in order to negoti-
ate turn; giving example of Safeway Store on NE Sunset Blvd. MOVED
L'Y STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, SUBJECT OF NARROW CURB CUTS BE REFERRED
THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Publication of Councilman Stredicke displayed newspaper legal notice wherein area
Legal with Map mate printed with legal description and suggested map treatment
be used for Renton legal matters. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL REFER SUGGESTION FOR USE OF MAP WITH LEGAL PUBLICATIONS TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO DETERMINE COST OVER A YEARS' TIME
AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry reported change
Development in committee meeting night for regular meetings from Wednesday to
Committee Meetings Thursday, that committee will meet at 4:30 p.m. weekly in the 3rd
Fl . Conference Room. The first Thursday of each month will be
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Meetings held as Liaison Committee of the Planning and Development Committee
Continued in conjunction with the Planning Commission, the Planning and Devel-
opment Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. of the same day also in the
3rd Floor Conference Room. 'ouncilman Perry noted for the record
that his monthly meetings are regularly scheduled,
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
.�.• W___ys and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings for the following
Ordinance #3192 ordinances which have been on first reading 1/9/78: An ordinance
1978 Equipment establishing 1978 equipment rental rates for 1978. MOVED BY
Rental Rate STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL
CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3193 An ordinance was read amending the City's Comprehensive Plan and
Comprehensive Plan maps relating to properties in the vicinity South of Victoria Park
South Renton extending to approximately SE 186th and East of the Valley Freeway
to the Benson Highway, known as South Renton. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 6-AYES:
CLYMER, TRIMM, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, THORPE, PERRY; ONE ABSTAIN:
SHANE. CARRIED.
Werstiuk Rezone The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
R-105-77 rezoning certain properties located East of Kennewick NE at NE 30th
from "G" to SR-2 and R-1 and R-2, known as the Westiuk Rezone.
Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER THE
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Ball Rezone Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke noted the Ray Ball
rezone will not be presented until signed covenants filed with
the City Clerk.
Student Councilwoman Shinpoch called attention to Lindberg High School
Vistors students present; Mayor Delaurenti noted students have also beer;
visiting the various City Offices and Departments.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:08 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETI `d- CALENDAR
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.OU'VCIL COMMITTEE ME��TINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF January 16 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE IME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ( CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 1/19 1 4:30 p.m. I PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Park Comprehensive Plan w/Park
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Jan. 16 , 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5641 40,490 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Const. Res.
5642 40,490 Hillis Homes 4510 22nd Const. Res.
5643 40,490 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd Const. Res.
5644 40,490 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton Const. Res.
5645 33,990 Hillis homes 2218 Bremerton Const. Res.
5646 33,990 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd Const. Res.
5647 35,990 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd Const. Res.
5648 39,990 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton Const. Res.
5649 39,990 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd Const. Res.
5650 39,990 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd Const. Res.
5651 35,490 Hillis Homes 4516 22nd Const. Res.
5652 35,490 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd Const. Res.
5653 35,990 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd Const. Rea.
5654 35,490 Hillis Homes 4624 22nd Const. Res.
5655 42,990 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd Const. Res.
5656 37,490 Hillis Homes 451.7 22nd Const. Res.
5657 36,990 Hillis Homes 1.018 Newport Const. Res.
5658 35,490 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport Const. Res.
5659 35,490 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport Const. Res.
5660 35,990 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport Const. Res.
5661 40,490 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport Const. Res.
5662 40,490 Hillis Homes 1005 Newport Const. Res.
5663 39,990 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport Const. Res.
5664 37,490 Hillis Homes 1033 Newport Const. Res.
5665 39,990 Hillis Homes 1014 Newport Const. Res,
5666 37,490 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport Const. Res.
5667 39,990 Hillis Homes 1030 Newport Const. Res.
5668 40,490 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport Const. Res.
5669 40,490 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport Const. Res.
5670 35,990 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport Const. Res.
5671 2,500 Frank Fisler 214 2nd Const. Basement
5672 2,000 Robert Cox 124 Rainier Interior Remodel
5673 4(c.000 S & Z Const. 1707 14th Const. Res.
5674 49, )00 S & Z Const . 1737 Lk. Ave. Const. Res.
5675 49,000 S & 7. Const. 1731 Lk. Ave. Const. Res.
5676 2,0,)0 Michael Hanis 405 4th Interior Remodel
ELECTR.?"AT, PERMITS"
6869 50 Rainier Villaqe 519 Shattuck Inst. Temp. Service
6870 500 Broadacres Trailers 1316 16th Wire 200 AMP Trailer
6871 175 Michael Hanis 405 4th Replace Service Entrance
6872 160 Floyd McKenny 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6873 160 Bitney Realty 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6874 800 Bill Dunn 3423 Lincoln Wire Res.
6875 1,000 Fred Lang 2607 Talbot Wire Res.
6876 5,000 Washington Jockeys Longacres Wire Office Add.
6877 4, 500 Washington Jockeys Longacres Remodel Kitchen
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5851 825 Fred Lanq 2607 Talbot Inst. Furnace
5852 825 Fred Lang 2601 Talbot Inst. Furnace
5853 900 William Dunn 3423 Lincoln Inst. Septic Tank
5854 1,000 City of Renton 6th Ave. N. Inst. Sprinkler system
5855 1, 618 Parkwood Homes 2209 Lincoln Inst. Fix.
2856 1,720 Chas. Henderson 1.814 21st Inst, fix.
2857 1, 359 Chas. Henderson 1720 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
585£: 1, 359 Chas. Henderson 1732 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
5859 1, 570 Chas. Henderson 2614 16th Inst, Fix.
5860 1, 570 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Inst. Fix,
5861 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 2621 16th Inst. Fix.
5862 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 2615 16th Inst. Fix.
5863 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Inst. Fix.
5864 1, 198 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Inst. Fix.
5865 1, 198 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th Inst. Fix.
5866 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 1603 Glenwood Inst. Fix.
5867 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 1907 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
5868 1, 198 Chas. Henderson 1801 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
5869 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Inst. Fix.
5870 1, 581 Chas. Henderson 1.900 Beacon Inst. Fix.
SIGN PERMIT
616 500 Mobil. 0il 632 Rainier Inst, Roof
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BUILDING PERMITS
5677 $ no fee Mike O,Brien 442 Park Demolish Res.
5678 750,000 Hill-Rowe Invest. 3700 W Valley Const. Warehouse
5679 40,000 William Mclaughlin 805-7 33rd Const. Duplex
5680 35,000 R. L. Undsderfer 411 Cedar Const. Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1296 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Inst. Driveway Approach
1.297 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Inst. Driveway Approach
1298 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th Inst. Driveway ADoroach
1299 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Const. Driveway Approach
1300 Chas. Henderson 1900 Beacon Const. Driveway Approach
1301 Chas. Henderson 1715 Glenwood Inst. San. Sewer
1302 Chas. Henderson 1819 Davis Repair San. Sewer
1303 Stott & Puppe 1203 30th Con. Scw,er & Repair St.
1304 Chas. Henderson 1620 Glenwood Con. Side Sewer
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5871 $ 680 Chas. Hendercon 1900 Beacon Inst. Furnace
5872 2,900 Ed Tasks 3936 Park Inst. Fix.
5873 137, 120 Benton Housing Authority 66 Burnett Inst. Fix.
5874 2, 300 Jim Sween 2514 Jones Inst. Fix.
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ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6878 250 Craig Hanis 340 Smithers Replace Circuits
6879 840 Chas. Henderson 1715 Glenwood Wire Res.
6880 900 Chas. Henderson 1709 Glenwood Wire Res.
6881 900 Chas. Henderson 1900 Beacon Wire Res.
6882 2, 500 Sam Saday 426 Mill Inst. Elect. Servive
6883 56, 201 Milmanco Trojan 620 7th Wire Add.
6884 250 Mike Hanis 405 4th Replace old Wiring
SIGN PERMITS
617 100 Bob Highland 226 Main Inst, 2- Wall Signs
618 4, 300 Michael Lotto 2950 Sunset Inst, Pole Sign
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
January 23 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Meet with Renton Shopping Center Merchant' s Assoc. re traffic volume on Rainier
CITY ATTORNEY AND *_INSURANCE CARRIER
*Claim for Damages - Vitali Chonin^
Renton Hill Community Assoc. re authority to interven in Transamerica Court Case
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Housing Rehabilitation Loan Program #312
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Penalty for violations of conditions established by Hearing Examiner
Brad McElroy Request for Sewer Connection
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Fire Station Bids
Mayor' s letter of recommendation re fire station
Police escort for funerals
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Bitney Rezone
Fund Transfer for Records filing system
Thomas Ave. SW Street Vacation
Appointment of Sandy Webb to Planning Commission
Fire Station bids
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
January 23 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY. ++�
ROLL CALL OF C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
STAFF City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y . ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; DONALD
CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief;
CAPT. BOURASA, Police Representative.
PRESS JULIE JOHNSON, Renton Record Chronicle; MARK KENNIS, New monthly
publication of Women' s News and Views.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, POSTPONE MINUTE APPROVAL OF
JANUARY 16, 1978 CITY COUNCIL MEETING UNTIL NEXT REGULAR MEETING
FEBRUARY 6, 1978. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Brad P. McElroy, 19328 SE 163rd P1 , recalled his 11/7/77 request
for connection to the City sewer, explaining history of request and
Brad McElroy noting his need for connection as building of his home is progressing.
Request for McElroy explained the property is located outside the City limits
Sewer Connection and included in the proposPd Lazetti annexation , however, property is
located adjacent to a lot belonging to McElroy at 3414 NE 11th Place
through which the sewer �,unne�,tion is planned. M(_Liruy explained
the lot is too irregular for building. McElroy noted that connection
to the sewer would be allowed upon annexation to the City ( petition
being circulated) and explained not wanting the expense of septic
tank, though property had successful perc test. McElroy noted for
the record that former Public Services Committee Chairman Ken Bruce
favored connection. Councilman Stredicke noted for record that
Commitee Chairman favored connection, however, committee members had
not agreed with report. Councilman Perry noted the policy subject of
sewer connection for property located outside the City limits would
be discussed at the Planning and Development Committee meeting on
Thursday. Upon consent of Utility Committee Chairman Shane, it was
MOVED BY STREDICKE , SECOND THORPF, SUBJECT OF THE BRAD McELROY SEWER
CONNECTION BE TAKEN FROM UTILITIES COMMITTEE AND REFERRED TO PLANNING
AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE FOR CONSIDERATION WITH CITY POLICY REGARDING
SEWER CONNECTIONS OUTSIDE CIrY LIMITS . CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Bitney Rezone MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, SUBJECT OF BITNEY REZONE BE TAKEN
RIOO-77 FROM THE TABLE. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke recalled tabling of
Leisure Estates 1/16 Consent Agenda it-em:Hearing Examiner recommendation for approval
Mobile Home Park with conditions of Dean W. Bitney Rezone R-100-77 from "G" to Mobile
Approved Home Park, property located West of NE 4th Street and West of Union
Ave. NE. Councilman Stredicke inquired if conditions placed on the
first phase of development of the mobile home park had been met,
being advised by Dean Bitney and Dave Millard (Project Planner) that
completion of some items, as landscapinq, are ctitingent on completion
of other items, that bond has been filed. Millard explained eater re-
tention ponds doubled in size preventing any drainage onto cemetery.
Upon inquiry, Planning Director Ericksen explained trees were removed
after agreement had been reached with developer that the trees would
remain. Millard apologized for action of contractor. Lack of penal-
ty for violation and enforcemenc of conditions established by the
Hearing Examiner were discussed. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND BY PERRY ,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN EXAMINER'S RECOMMENDATION TO APPROVE BITNEY REZONE
AND GENERAL SUBJECT OF PENALTY FOR VIOLATIONS BE REFERRED TO THE PLAN-
NING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED. MOVED SHINPOCH, SECOND
PERRY, REFER BITNEY REZONE TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR THE
PROPER ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
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Ways & Means The Ways and Means Committee recommended Council authorization for
Committee Report payment of Vouchers No. 16617 through 16857 in the amount of
Voucher Approval $291 ,438.82 having received departmental certification. Vouchers
No. 16613 through 16616 machine voided. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION FOR PAYMENT OF VOUCHERS.
CARRIED. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke noted vouchers
would no longer be listed on the Consent Agenda due to new Agenda
filing date, but would be presented by the Ways and Means Committee.
Filing System The committee report recommended approval of the request of the
' for Finance Dept. Finance Department to purchase a new filing system for the Records
Room at a cost of $6,534.80 which would be funded by excess revenue
on return of Disaster Funds to Current Funds and excess revenue
from the Street Vacation of Thomas Ave. SW. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND REFER MATTER TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Friends of Youth Councilman Stredicke inquired regarding two letters concerning
Friends of Youth group home on Talbot Hill , asking for referral to
Council in considering permit renewal . Planning Director Ericksen
advised the letters did not concern Friends of Youth, but regarded
easement righ+s on drivewav and involved neighbor and property owner.
Council President Clymer explained one letter referred to City Attorney.
Transportation The T ranspor tatioi, ',unnni ttee report submi tted i)y Commi ttee Chairman
Committee ouFE17Report� Shinpoch made the following recommendations regarding Council refer-
C - - �ef-rra�Ts rals : Talbot Roadway Construction Overrun (4/11/77): Public Works
Director has been requested to provide full report which will be
presented to Council .
Monitoring Six-Year Street Construction Program (6/20/77) : Committee
will continue to monitor and report to Council as program progresses.
Amtrak Service Amtrak Passenger Service (9/19/77) : The committee recommended no
action and attached copy of Seattle Time and P. I . newpaper articles
of 1/17 and 1/18/78 reporting despite reports to the contrary, Amtrak
intends to keep all its passenger trains rolling at least for the
next year; noting Congress asked Amtrak to operate and gave more money.
Park & Ride Snu+'1 Renton Park and Ride Facility ( 11/14/77) : Council approved pres-
entation made 11/14/77 and committee will continue to monitor.
Renton Shopping Renton Center Traffic Signals ( 12/19/77) : The committee reviewed
Center Traffic the Merchants' Association letter regarding ingress and egress and
Circulation also Del Bennett' s report of 1/9/78 noting increase in traffic on
Rainier Ave. to over 42,000 cars per day partly due to FAI-405 becom-
ing saturated; noting need to analyze data for several months but
that the traffic signal computer has capacity to provide increased
efficiency for traffic on Rainier Ave. The committee report recom-
mended that the Administration meet with representatives of the
Merchants' Association to discuss the traffic volume on Rainier Ave.
The report also recommended that the current study be expanded to
include Rainier Ave. south of the railroad bridge with emphasis on
left and right turns from the shopping area.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IPJ THE P,ECOMMENDA-
TIONS OF THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES .
CARRIED. Council recessed at 9 : 30, reconvened at 9:40 p.m. Roll Call :
All Council Members Present.
,,Street Lighting Councilman Shane inquired regarding street lighting matters before
the Utilities Committee expressing the desire that administrative
matters be handled by the proper department head. Mayor Delaurenti
noted new installations come before the committee, that energy saving
by turning off lights, is an administrative matter.
Cedar River Trail Councilwoman Thorpe made Council aware of removal of axistina plant-
ings along Cedar River as trail plans progress, noting the trees will
be placed in the City nursery located on the airport for future use.
Councilwoman Thorpe noted new plantings included in the trail plans.
Councilwoman Thorpe noted review by the Community Services Committee
of Staff report proposing removal of telemeter and pipe storage buildings.
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Comprehensive Councilman Perry reported meeting of the Planning and Development
Park Plan Committee with the members of the Park Board and Consultants re
11/7/77 referral of the Comprehensive Park Plan. Perry noted the
COP. ECTED-M_7.1:--ER TO Park Board and Consultants will revise plan to include requested
MINUTES oFd-6- :78 items :Cedar Center Park and Cedar River Trails, noting Seattle City
Light property being top priority.,P t'ti°` FA-
`'ea""'-Street Barirters Mayor Delaurenti explained for previous Council inquiry, that cloth
signs over public right-of-way require Council permission, plus
$25 fee unless waived by Council, noting one Christmas banner O.K. 'd,
one placed without Council approval and therefore removed.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee report
Committee Peport recommending second and final readinq of an ordinance rezoning
Ordinance '194 property located on the east side of Kennewick Pl . NE near NE 30th
Werstiuk Rfzone from General Classification G to SR-2, R-1 and R-2. First reading
of the ordinance 1/16/78. Following readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL : ALL
AYES. CARRIED.
Street Vaccltion The report recommended first reading of an ordinance vacating a
Thomas Ave. SW portion of Thomas Ave. SW near FAI-405, noting $9,000 vacation fee
has been received. Following reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Resolution #2160 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of the following
Fund Transter resolutions: A resolution was read borrowing $900,000 from Street
Forward Thrust Fund pending receipt of tax monies due the City.
Following reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL CONCUR
IN THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2161 A resolution was read declaring surplus two vehicles within the Equip-
Surplus Vehicles ment Rental Fund and authorizing public bid call . Upon reading,
A-88 and A-103 MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following consent agenda items are studied by each Council
Member, are considered routine and are enacted by one motion without
discussion unless requested:
Housing Rehab Letter from Planning Director Ericksen reported that pursuant to the
Loan Program Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, King County has
#312 established a housing rehabilitation loan program, which is available
to residents of King County, including incorporated areas; that the
City would be eligible for the program upon concurrence of the City
Council and signing of an interlocal agreement authorizing King
County to work within the incorporated limits of the City for resi-
dential inspections and administrative duties. The letter explained
the proposed loan program would enable low and moderate income home-
owners to obtain low cost loans for rehabilitation of older housing.
Refer to the Community Services Committee for review and recommenda-
tion. Council concurrence.
!=ire Station Bids The 1/17/78 re-bid opening for the Main Fire Station construction
received three bids; known as EDA-LPW Project #07-51-23907 Phase II .
See attached tabulation. Refer to the Public Safety Committee.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Sanford E. Webb, 264 Chelan
Ave. SE to the Planning Commission effective through June 30, 1980,
replacing Logan Garrison who does not wish to be reappointed. Refer
to the Ways and Means Committee.
Damages Cl.jim Claim for Damages was filed by Vitali Chonin, 10204 SE 8th, Bellevue,
for damage to property located at 3322 NE 6th, alleging sewer back
up causing damage in amount of $56.25. Refer to City Attorney and
Insurance Carrier.
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Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN CONSENT AGENDA.
Approval CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Fire Station Bids Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended Council acceptance of
the low bid for the Main Fire Station of John Maples (see attached
Architect Present tabulation) . The letter explained total cost of the project as
Cichanski & Assoc. $906,701 which is $94,555 over budget. The letter recommended
the additional money be borrowed from the Street Forward Thrust Fund
and a percentage of the Utility Tax be set aside in 1979 to repay loan.
The letter noted meeting with the architect and Fire Station
Advisory Committee. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER
THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
CLYMER, AMEND MOTION TO INCLUDE PUBLIC SAFETY _COMMITTEE REFERRAL.
MOTION CARRIED, MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED. Y ___
Renton Hill and Letter from Kathy Keolker, President of the Renton Hill Community
Transamerica Association, notified Council of the unanimous decision of the
Court Case Renton Hill Community Association and Board of Directors to author-
ized and encouraged their attorney, Bob McBeth, to petition the court
for permission to intervene in the pending lawsuitwhich the Trans-
america Corporation has filed against the City. The letter ex-
plained the association and Mr. McBeth would assist the City and
defend the City' s actions in changing the City' s Comprehensive
Plan to single-family-use designation on Cedar Ave. S. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE CITY ATTORNEY
FOR ADVICE TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
Council Agenda Counciliiian Clymer presented a letter from Washington Natural Gas
Scheduling Co. received after the closing of agenda scheduling. Clymer Moved,
Thursday Noon seconded by Shinpoch, that the matter be referred to the Ways and
Deadline Means Committee as action was needed by the time of the next Council
Upheld meeting. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, THE LETTER
BE PLACED ON THE REGULAR AGENDA FOR THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING ON
FEBRUARY 6, 1978. ROLL CALL: 4 AYE: TRIMM, STREDICKE, THORPE,
PERRY; 3-N0: CLYMER, SHANE, SHINPOCH. MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER OF POLICE
Police Escort ESCORT SERVICE FOR ALL FUNERALS TO THE COUNCIL'S PUBLIC SAFETY_
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Traffic Signals MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL REFER TO THE TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE THE SUBJECT MATTER THAT FOLLOWING TRAFFIC SIGNALS BE
OPERATED ON CAUTION EXCEPT DURING THE PEAK 'WORKDAY HOURS OF 7:00 to
8: 30 a.m. AND 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. : THIRD AND FOURTH AVES.N. AT FACTORY,
WILLIAMS N. , GARDEN N. AND BRONSON WA's. ROLL CALL : 5 AYE: TRIMM,
SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE, PERRY; 2 NO: CLYMER AND SHINPOCH.
MOTION CARRIED.
Speed Limit Councilman Shane asked that the speed limit be raised from 35 mph
to 40/45 mph on the Maple Valley Highway, Cemetery Road (NE 4th St. ) ,
Lake Washington Boulevard and Sunset Boulevard. Moved by Stredicke,
Second Shane, council refer the matter to the Administration to
check speed limit on these streets and report back. ROLL CALL :
3-AYE: SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE; 4-N0: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHINPOCH AND
PERRY. MOTION FAILED.
Councilman Shane Proposed motions by Councilman Shane which received no second: All
`NW City employees be given eight months to live within the City. All
City employees will be given same wage increase and benefits given
to Police and Fire personnel .
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEET IN EXECUTIVE SESSION RE
LABOR NEGOTIATIONS. CARRIED. Members of the audience and staff not
involved were requested to leave the Chambers at 10:50 p.m. COUNCIL
ADJOURNMENT MEETING ADJOURNED AT 11 :25 p.m. /
D re I? .C1� C-�lerOrk.
;XP 111 33 CITY OF RENTON
IATE 1/23/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE V')10 : "0.# 16613 — P16616
CURRENT $86# 317197
PARKS i1* 45606
STREETS *377# 12
STREET FORWARD TWRUST $60439185
MAIN FIRE STA, CONST • FU K26,9881156
CEDAR RIV TR CONST FUND sio646150
WATERWORKS UTILITY $890486160
AIRPORT 0451139
1975 W 6 S CONSTRICTION •55# 821100
EQUIPMENT RENTAL '113+ 922/06
FIREMAN ' S PENSION $9o437171
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $2910438182
WE, THE UNDERSIGNEU MEMBERS QF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF. THE
RENTON CITY COUNC160 HAVING, RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE AND/OR SERVXCE$ HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENOcRED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU• 16617 THROUGH NO. 16857 IN THE AMOUNT
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OF K291A438•82 THIS 03RD DAY OF JANUARY 1978,
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN w L�:"S � . • MEMBER • • w •� �" a1'
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BID OPENING lanuar� 97
Office of the City Clerk 23 1Ji8
RE-BIO TABULATION
MAIN I lki: S'IA'I 1ON CON',IkU(.1 (ON
tS i lid t:I d �a d .
Bond r, 1 i -1 .:? , titBt; Bid Prices
Arango Construction Co. X X X i X X Base Bid $717,744.00
24 Winesap Road S.W. Addition Deletion
Bothell, WA 98011
Alt . #1 $16,900
Alt . #2 7 578
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Alt . #3 -
Alt . #4 6_000
Alt . #5
Alt . #6
Alt. #7 $6.750
Alt. #8 $2,315
Alt. #9 $7.316
Rock Excay. 150
-Hardpan Excay. 50
Partition 20 14 CR.
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Calhoun Construction, Inc. X X X X X Base Bid $722,752.00
718 South Central AvenueAd ition Deletion
Kent, WA 98031
Alt. #1
Alt . #2 7,800
Alter_#3 �
Alt . #4 8 6-000
Alt #5
Alt . #G 1 400
Alt . #7 —� $8,000
Alt . #g $1,000
Alt . #9
Rock Excay. $ 0Q _
_Hardpan Excay. $50 _
Partition
Base Bid $718,537.00
John M. Maples Const. Co. X X X X X
8742 Fauntlee Crest S.W. Act lc�ti -Deletion
Seattle, WA 981.36 Alt . # 1
Alt . #2 7 800
Alt . #3 000
Alt . #4 -----
,, Alt . MS
Alt. #6
Alt. #7 6
Alt . #8
Alt . #9
Rock Excay. 142.40
llard )an Excay. $42.60
Partition 523.75
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF January 23. 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 1/26 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd.Flr. Conference Rm. City Attorney Warren, Engineer
Houghton � Planner Smith invited.
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 1/24 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 1/30 4:30 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
" 5:00 p.m. Interview Mayor's Appointments
Mon. , 2/6 7:00 p.m. Regular Meeting
PUBLIC SAFETY Tues. , 1/31 4:30 p.m. TRIMM 6th Flr. Conference Room G. Cichanski b Associates Invited
o Attend
TRANSPORTATION Tues. , 1/31 Noon SHINPOCH 6th Flr. Conference Rm. Replaces 1/24 meeting
(Airport) Tues. , 2/14 Repl . Regulat 4th Flr. Conference Rm. Mr. Tallt:het of Specialty Rest.
Meeting
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS AND EVENTS
RENTON AREA YOUTH SERVICES j,,e.6 , 1/24 11 :00 a.m. 1525 N. 4th Street Open House
(RAYS ) to 6:00 p.m.
00 MONTEREY TERRACE Thurs. , 1/26 8:00 p.m. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Council Chambers Proposed Undergrounding L.I.D.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Jan. 23, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5681 $ 3,000 Jeff Scheuerman 3834 6th Const. Garage Add.
5682 10,000 William Cebenini 1609 Edmonds Const. Basement
5683 20,000 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Const. Wall for Office
5684 227,000 Dr. Burkevile & Schimpf 3721 Talbot Const. Office
l'° 5685 1, 500 Mobil Oil Co. 3001 E. Valley Const. Foundation
5686 250,000 SCS Holding Co. 439 Williams Const. condiminium
5687 no fee SCS Holding Co. 437 Williams Demolish Res.
5688 60,000 Wm Dunn Const. 3,629 Lincoln Const. Res.
5689 34,000 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th Const. Res.
5690 34,000 Chas. Henderson 704 Monroe Const. Res.
5691 34, 500 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Const. Res.
5692 1, 500 Fred Akers 111 Factory Inst. Parking Lot
5693 40,490 Hillis Homes 2209 Union Const. Res.
5694 35,490 Hillis Homes 2205 Union Const. Res.
5695 500,000 Renton Waterfront Co. 1011 Perimeter Const. Restaurant
5696 14,000 Karl Nielsen 617 26th C Const. Add. to Res.
5697 $ 34,470 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Const. Res.
5698 34,780 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Const. Res.
5699 34,470 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Const. Res.
5700 38,830 McGrath Devel. 2320 Union Const, Res.
5701 37,640 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Const. Res.
5702 37,640 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Const. Res.
5703 41,830 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Const. Res.
5704 59,000 Stephen Pettibone 2314 28th Const. Res.
5705 80,000 Reininga Corp. 3212 Sunset Interior Finish
5706 600 Mrs. Littlefield 109 Logan Replace Floor
5707 100 Gerald Jones 1727 Monroe Place Sheet rock on Walls
5708 64,035 Citation Const. 2703 Talbot Const. Res.
5709 64,035 Citation Const. 2721 Talbot Const. Res.
5710 66,670 Citation Const. 2715 Talbot Const. Res.
5711 2,699.75 George Williams 201 Union Inst. Carport
5712 2,795 Bob Regan 201 Union Inst. Carport
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CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1305 VOID
1306 R.C. Sheffels 1702 Monroe Inst, two Inlets
1307 Boeing Co. 8th & Park Const. Off-Site Plans
1308 Chas. Henderson 1620 Glenwood Const. Drive. Approach
1309 Chas. Henderson 1624 Glenwood "
1310 Melanie Johansen 4420 10th Con. Sewer
1311 Champagne Paving 1021 29th Const. Drive. Approach
1312 Chas. Henderson 1900 Beacon Con. Sewer
1313 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Con. Sewer
1314 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Con. Sewer
1315 Sunset Press 109 Tillicum Inst. Sewer
1316 Parkwood Homes 2227 Jones Con. Sewer
1317 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Con. Sewer
1318 Parkwood Homes 1814 21st Con. Sewer
1319 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Con. Sewer
1320 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Con. Sewer
1321 Parkwood Homes 2104 Lincoln Con. Sewer
1322 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Con. Sewer
1323 Parkwood Homes 1913 22nd Con. Sewer
1324 Parkwood Homes 1901 22nd Con. Sewer
1325 Parkwood Homes 2209 Loncoln Con. Sewer
1326 Parkwood Homes 1815 21st Con. Sewer
1327 Brown & Strand 21st & Harrington Street Improvement
1328 R. C. Terhune 3306 Lk Wash Con. Sewer
11e1' 1329 R. C. Terhune 31'008 Lk Wash Con. Sewer
1330 Erik Backman 3205 4th Cut Curb
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6885 160 Jack Schlosser 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6886 50,000 Boeings 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6887 1,000 Fred Lang 2601 Talbot Cr. Wire Res.
6888 2,685 S G C 504 Seneca Wire Res.
6889 940 Parkwood Homes 1815 21st Wire Res.
6890 899 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Wire Res.
6891 940 Parkwood Homes 1901 21st Wire Res.
6892 940 Parkwood Homes 2227 Jones Wire Res.
6893 150 John Ricetti 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
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Jan. 23, 1978
ELECTRICAL PERMITS Cont.....
6894 $ 150 A-1 Mobile Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6895 150 Jeanne Williams 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6896 2,000 Texaco Co. 4102 4th Inst. Wiring
6897 850 Shenandoah 280 Hardie Wire Office
6898 200 Steve Estlund 816 3rd Inst. Receptacles
6899 19,800 Wendy's Hamburgers 3150 Sunset Wire Restaurant
6900 150 Kerry Borovel 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
6901 750 Don Duncan 26".5 Mountain View Inst. Elect. services
ANICAL PIItMITS
5875 300 Stan Jordan 201 Union Inst. Fireplace
5876 3,000 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Inst. Fix.
5877 1,715 Luxury Homes 1103 29th Inst. Fix.
5878 1,715 Luxury Homes 1105 29th Inst. Fix.
5879 2,000 Guy Lambiaso 1913 Roll. Hills Inst. Fix.
5880 310 Eugene Carat 1713 Harrington Inst. Furnace
5881 10,000 Seatav+a - Wendy's 3150 Sunset Inst. Fix.
5882 764 Parkwood Homes 2227 Jones Inst. Furnace
5883 1,737 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Inst. Fix.
5884 $ 2,500 Hillis Homes 2218 Bremerton Inst. Fix.
5885 2,500 Hillis Homes 4510 22nd Inst. Fix.
5886 2,500 Hillis Homes 4516 22nd Inst. Fix.
5887 2,500 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd Inst. Fix.
5888 2,500 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd Inst. Fix.
5889 2,500 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd Inst. Fix.
5890 2,500 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd Inst. Fix.
5891 2,500 Hillis Homes 4624 22nd Inst. Fix.
5892 2,500 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd Inst. Fix.
5893 2,500 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd Inst. Fix.
5894 2,500 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd Inst. Fix.
5895 2,500 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd Inst. Fix.
5896 2,500 Hillis Homes 4517 22nd Inst. Fix.
5897 2,500 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Inst. Fix.
5898 2,500 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton Inst. Fix.
5899 2,500 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton Inst. Fix.
5900 2,500 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5901 2,500 Hillis Homes 1105 Newport C. Inst. Fix. �asr
5902 2,500 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5903 2,500 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5904 2,500 Hillis Homes 1033 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5905 2,500 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport C. Inst, Fix.
5906 2,500 Hillis Homes 1030 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5907 2,500 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5908 2,500 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5909 2,500 Hillis Homes 1018 Newport C. Inst. Fix,
5910 2,500 Hillis Homes 1014 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5911 2,500 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5912 2,500 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5913 2,500 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport C. Inst. Fix.
5914 250 Steve Estlund 816 3rd Inst. Fix.
5915 780 Shenandoah 504 Seneca Inst. Gas Furnace
5916 900 Parkwood Homes 1815 21st Inst. Gas Furnace
5917 900 Parkwood Homes 1901 22nd Inst. Gas Furnace
5918 1,000 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Inst. Gas Furnace
5919 5,000 Sunset Hair Design 3192 Sunset Inst. Elect. Furnace
5920 1,632 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Inst. Fix.
5921 1,632 Parkwood Homes 1913 22nd Inst. Fix.
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TRANSFERS
MONTH Of JANUARY, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
, 1/15/78 CURRENT FUND $142,243.59
- PARKS & RECREATION 17,020.67
CITY STREETS 17,597.22
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LIBRARY 8,532.35
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 50624.56
ANTIRECESSION 5,788.54
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,958.52
AIRPORT 2,267.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 21809.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of JAN. $218,842.20
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1/23/78 CURRENT FUND $ 860317.97
PARKS & RECREATION 10456.06
CITY STREETS 377.12
STREET FORWARD THRUST 6,439.85
MAIN FIRE STA.CONST. 26,881 .56
CEDAR RIV.TR.CONSTR. 1 ,446.50
WATERWORKS UTILITY 89,485.60
AIRPORT 451 .39
1975 W 8 S CONSTR. 55,823.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 13,322.06
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FIREMEN'S PENSION 9P437.71
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of JAN. $2910438.82
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1/23/78 MAIN FIRE STA. CONSTR. CURRENT FUND Cash Transfer to repay for S 23,590.00
Interim Financing Loan
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C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF JANUARY, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
1/31/78 CURRENT FUND $1420185.54
PARKS & RECREATION 17, 7. 3( 17,649."
CITY STREETS E-17 551 .
LIBRARY r0���e .R6 k---8,678.
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 5,915.91
ANTIRECESSION 6,315.29
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 170055.92
AIRPORT 2,267.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2#550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of JAN. ;220,169.43
MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
February 6, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Inform Delegate to Provider Group that Council opposes User Fee and urges additional
and alternate funding.
Clerk to notify petitioners re Jefferson NE Street Vacation
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages: Ralph Watt re sewer overflow - Daniel C. Shane re permit
Jacob Zier re sewer overflow
Hayes Mechanical re Chlorination facilities and Weir Gauging
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Subject of Consultants
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Save Our Lake request
Port Quendall request
Reporting process re City Shops
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to execute #312 Housing Rehab agreement
PARK BOARD AND PARK DEPARTMENT
Ear ington Park - plan of phasing for construction
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Letters re Monterey Terrace undergrounding LID
Undergrounding Seneca Ave. NW petition
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Solid Waste Disposal Rates
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Housing Rehab Loan Resolution adopted)
Policy for utilities within City (Resolution adopted)
Bitney Rezone (First reading 2/6/78)
Bond Requirement Street Vacation (First reading 2/6/78) t
Fund Transfer Park Equipment (Resolution adopted)
Fund Transfer Fire Equipment (Resolution adopted)
Appointment of Marcus K. Partin to Planning Commission
Cedar River Wetlands Acquisition.
APPOINTMENTS
Michael Hanis to the Planning Commission through 1/31,81
Anthone Mola to the Planning Commission through 6/30/80
Sanford Webb to the Planning Commission through 6/30/80
PUBLIC HEARING
3/6/78 Alley Vacation Brown/Strand Kennydale
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
February 6 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES
SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
ROLL CALL OF
C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
STAFF City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BUFF, Police Rep. ; RON HEIRET, Acting Park
Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Upon inquiry of Council President Clymer for corrections or additions
to the Council Minutes of 1/16 and 1/23/78, Councilwoman Thorpe
requested clarification by addition to last sentence, paragraph 1 ,
Page 3, Minutes of 1/23, Add:"of the Park Board. " MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF 1/16/78 AS PRESENTED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CHANGE REFERRAL TO THE
SANITATION COMMITTEE TO REFERRAL TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE, Page 3,
paragraph 5. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, DELETE
APPROVAL OF PARAGRAPH 3, PAGE 5. CARRIED. MOTION TO APPROVE MINUTES
OF 1116/78 CARRIED (AS AMENDED) . MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND BY STREDICKE,
COUNCIL SUSPEND APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF 1/23/78 UNTIL THE NEXT MEET-
ING 2/27/78. CARRIED. (Clerk to Check content of Paragraph 5. )
AUDIENCE COMMENT Save Lake Washington, Group Representative,Jean Ford, 801 Sand Point
Way N. , Seattle, explained the non-political organization of concerned
Save Lake citizens attempt to prevent the proposed NOAA development at Sand
Washington from Point from including the dredging of a portion of Lake Washington
NOAA Ocean-Going and construction of seven commercial-size, concrete piers for the
Vessels moorage, storage and servicing of its ocean-going vessels. Mrs. Ford
distributed letters of explanation and copy of Civil Action Suit
filed in U.S. District Court, and noted the group not opposed to office
use. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL REFER MATERIAL AND
REQUEST TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT BACK.
Councilman Perry requested the committee investigate the effect of
any action on the hydrofoil development in Lake Washington. Council-
man Shane noted this project would provide work for over 5,000 people.
MOTION CARRIED.
Port Quendall Don Norman of Quendall Terminals , Renton, requested reading of letter
Lake Washington listed on the agenda. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REMOVE
THE LETTER FROM AGENDA FOR READING AS REQUESTED. CARRIED. Letter
from Donald 0. Norman was read requesting a petition from the City
for vacation of special areas designated "Slip" and "Wharf" on Plat
No. 29 of the State Land Commissioners plat of Lake Washington Shore-
lands dated 9/19/1921 . The letter explained preparation of data
needed for a master plan proposal under the City' s Planned Unit Devel-
opment ordinance and specified uses contemplated for Port Quendall prop-
erties compared to those allowed by present zoning and land use ordi-
nances; further explaining desire to coordinate uses permitted by
the various agencies. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
REFER ENTIRE SUBJECT- MATTER TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR
REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Introductions Upon the request of Mayor Delaurenti , Public Works Director Gonnason
Consultants introduced SUA Inc. members Kathy Rosenow and Robert Hall , consul-
tants providing utilities shop site analysis and program study.
Mayor Delaurenti also introduced King County Councilman Mike Lowry.
Following discussion of City shop facilities, Councilwoman Thorpe
noted the subject was referred to the Community Services Committee.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THAT THE MATTER OF SELECTION AND
PROCESS OF REPORTING RELATIVE TO THE SHOPS BE REFERRED TO THE COMMUNITY
SERVICES COMMITTEE AND ENTIRE SUBJECT OF CONSULTANTS TO COMMITT�E_.OE_
WHOLE. CAKKitU.
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OLD BUSINESS
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented a committee
Committee Report report recommending acceptance of the low bid of Maples Construction
Fire Station Company with Alternatives Nos. 1 , 5, 6, 7 and 9; total bid $715,774
Bid Award plus State sales tax, basic construction sub-total . MOVED BY TRIMM,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE AND ACCEPT THE LOW BID. Architect Cichanski explained the
alternates accepted - No. 1 through '6 being additions and No. 7 through
No. 9 deletions, as follows: (1 ) Air conditioning for crew's quarters
and Administrative wings; (5) Apparatus Bay work pit; (6) Rough in
plumbing for future restrooms in basement; (7) Delete skylight; (9)
Delete truss joist corporation bidder-design roof structure. Mr.
Cichanski explained that alternates chosen determinethe low bidder.
MOTION CARRIED.
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented committee
Committee Report report regarding the Talbot Road Extension (S Grady Way to S 7th)
Talbot Road Cost Overrun. The committee report recommended acceptance of the
Extension Overrun explanation made to the Mayor on 4/17/77; copies being available to
Council members. The report further recommended that henceforth
the Council be advised in a timely fashion of engineering estimates,
bid responses, actual costs and anticipated overruns, with full
report to the Transportation Committee prior to continuation of the
project in the event of overrun. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Curb Cut Specs The Transportation Committee report explained that the Public Works
Department has been requested to review the pertinent ordinances
and submit a policy statement to the Transportation Committee re-
garding curb cut angles, driveway widths and access by the public
to private property. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL
CONCUR. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report concurring in the Mayor' s appointment of Michael Hanis to the
Planning Commission, effective through 1/31/81 (replacing Brian
Appointments Gains). MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Planning The Committee report recommended concurrence in the Mayor's
Commission reappointment of Anthone Mola to the Planning Commission, term
and expiring 6/30/80. MOVED BY PERRY, SECONDED BY CLYMER, COUNCIL CON-
Board of CUR IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Ethics
The Ways and Means Committee report concurred in the Mayor' s appoint-
ment of Sanford Webb to the Planning Commission, term expiring
6/30/80 (replacing Logan Garrison) . The report also concurred in
the Mayor's reappointment of James Medzegian to the Board of Ethics,
term expiring 12/31/81 . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CON-
CUR IN THE RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED.
CETA Position The Ways and Means Committee report noted review of CETA funding and
Recommendation extensions and recommends that any extension of*CETA positions be
granted only after concurrence by the Ways and Means Committee.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED. *(Comprehensive Employment Training Act - Federal program)
Community Services_ Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending that the Council concur in the recommendation
#312 Housing of the Planning Department for participation in the Housing and Com-
Rehabilitation munity Development Act, Section #312 Housing Rehabilitation Loan
Loan Program Program. The report recommended the Mayor and City Clerk be author-
ized to sign the interlocal agreement and that the matter be refer-
red to the Ways and Means Committee for the necessary resolution.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR. CARRIED.
Earlington Park The Community Services Committee report noted review of plans for
development of Earlington Park and recommended that the Council
approve the concept of the proposed plan. The report further recom-
mended that the Park Department and Park Board be directed to pre-
pare a proposed plan of phasing for construction of the park. MOVED
BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION.
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Old Business - Continued (Community Services Committee Report - Cont. )
Earlington Park Councilwoman Thorpe explained meeting with Park Board and Ron
Continued Heiret, Acting Park Director and residents of the community.
Letter from Heiret listed work planned, anticipating funds available
for building removal , cleaning, grading, planting, parking and
play equipment, etc. MOTION CARRIED.
Medic I at Moved by Stredicke, Second Thorpe, Council instruct the Administra-
Valley General tion to veto or vote against the charging of a user fee on Medic I
Hospital service at the Provider Group meeting. Following discussion, SUB-
STITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, CITY COUNCIL INSTRUCT
THE ADMINISTRATION TO INFORM THE DELEGATE TO THE PROVIDER GROUP THAT ...�
RENTON CITY COUNCIL IS OPPOSED TO USER FEE AND URGES THAT BODY TO
OBTAIN ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION AND ALTERNATE FUNDING. King County
Councilman Lowry noted present County funding of $1 .50 per capita
and need for appropriation of additional funds. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. The
meeting recessed at 9:50 and reconvened at 10:10 p.m. ROLL CALL: A.1.1
Council Members present.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report recommending that the Resolution setting policy for utilities
Committee Report within the City limits be referred to the Ways and Means Committee
nst� llation of for consideration. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR.
Utilities Lines CARRIED. (See later Resolution No. 2164)
McElroy Sewer The Planning and Development Committee report noted review of the
Connection Appeal McElroy request for reconsideration of the Council ' s denial of sani-
Denied tary sewer connection to his premises just outside the City limits.
The report explained review with the Public Works Department staff;
that the proposed extension of utility lines does not conform to
the guidelines and standards concerning installation within the City.
The report recommended that the Council again deny Mr. McElroy' s
petition for connection to the City' s sanitary sewer until such
time as the area is annexed to the City so that the City can exercise
land use control on the parcel . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, MNW
COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE AND DENY THE
McELROY REQUEST TO CONNECT TO THE SEWER. MOTI0N CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means
Committee Report Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented resolution far
reading which establishes definite guidelines and standards concerning
Resolution #2162 the furnishing of sanitary sewer services to property owners residing
u eines or outside the present or future City Limits. The resolution stated
Sanitary Sewer hookups may be permitted upon payment of fees when certain conditions
Hookup Outside the are met: Threat to public health exists; No alternative such as
City Limits formation of LID; Hookups permited only for*existing structures with
septic tanks; Modification by City Council may be made in event of
threat to public health. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, RESOLU-
TION BE ADOPTED AS READ. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, AMEND THE
RESOLUTION AND ADD`STRUCTURE EXISTING PRIOR TO DECEMBER 1976."
AMENDMENT CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
Ordinance #3195 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final
Street Vacation readings of an ordinance vacating a portion of Thomas Ave. SW lying
Portion of between the northerly margin of SW 16th St. extended and SR 405
Thomas Ave. SW right of way as petitioned by The Austin Company. Following readings,
it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE
AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
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Bitney Rezone The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading for the follow-
ing ordinances: Ordinance was read rezoning certain property from
G to T (Mobile Home Park) located south of NE 4th St. and west of
Union Ave NE adjacent and north of existing Leisure Estates Mobile
Home Park. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER BACK
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR TWO WEEKS. CARRIED.
Filing System An ordinance was read appropriating fundsin amount of $6,534 for pur-
Funds chase of automated filing equipment. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
Bond Requirements An ordinance was read amending bond requirements for street excava-
Street Excavation tion establishing cash bond $500 deposit and establishing insurance
liabilities. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER ORDINANCE
BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2163 The Ways and Means Committee recommended reading and adoption of the
Alley Vacation following resolutions: A resolution was read establishing public
Hearing 3/6/78 hearing the 6th day of March, 1978 to consider vacation of an alley
Brown/Strand running east and west through Block 18, Kennydale, between Burnett
Kennydale Ave. N. and Park Ave. N. extended. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2164 A resolution was read establishing guidelines and standards for
Installation of installation of utility lines within the City Limits. MOVED BY
Utility Lines STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
Within the City CARRIED. Councilman Perry explained acceptable method of installa-
tion of sewer lines. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2165 A resolution was read authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute
#312 Housing an agreement to participate with King County in Section 312 Housing
Rehabilitation Rehabilitation Loan Program. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, COUN-
Loan Program CIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2166 A resolution was read authorizing transfer of $19,072. 13 for the
Fund Transfer purpose of purchasing five trucks for the Park Dept. MOVED BY
Park Equipment STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2167 A resolution was read transferring $802 to provide for installation
Fund Transfer of a fire and smoke detection system for the city jail to comply
Smoke Detection with state regulations. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL
Equipment for Jail ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Vouchers for The Ways and Means Committee report recommended Council approval
Payment for payment of Vouchers No. 16863 through No. 17018 in the amount
of $415,284. 54; plus LID #306 Revenue Warrant R-3 $4,756.17 and
Cash Warrant C-3 '$4,756. 17, having received departmental certifica-
tion that merchandise and/or services have been rendered. Vouchers
No. 16858 - 16862 were machine voided during processing. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE VOUCHERS. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA These items are distributed to all members of the Council and are
enacted by one motion without separate consideration unless so
requested by the Council .
Claims for Damages The following Claims for Damages were filed with the City Clerk:
Refer to the City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
1 . Ralph Watt, 3301 NE 9th St. , undetermined amount, alleging dam-
age from sewer overflow.
2. Jacob Zier, 434 Wells Ave. N. , $36.36 alleging damage due to
sewer overflow.
3. Hayes Mechanical Inc. % Weckworth, Meyer & Mackin, Attorneys,
Seattle, in amount of $7,606.08 for withheld retainage; $110,000
plus $3,205.80 alleging loss of profit and extras during 4/2/75
improvement project - Chlorination facilities and Weir Gauging
Station.
Monterey Terrace Letter from Merlin F. Martin, 110 Capri NE, opposed formation of an
Undergrounding LID for the purpose of undergrounding wiring in Monterey Terrace.
._.. Letter from Bob G. Butler, 135 Capri NE, opposed formation of LID
for the purpose of undergrounding utility wiring in Monterey Terrace.
Letter from Robert L. Connell , 129 Capri NE, opposed undergrounding
in Monterey Terrace area. Letter from Rainier Peretti , 56 Monterey
Dr. NE, favored the underground wiring program. Refer letter to
the Public Works Department (original petition previously referred) .
Undergrounding A petition was filed by Clark Teegarden, 264 Seneca Pl . NW,
LID Requested bearing 13 signatures for the formation of a Local Improvement
District to underground utility wires in Seneca Ave. NW from
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Undergrounding lot 18 southerly to NW 2nd St. Refer to Public Works Department
Seneca Ave NW for validation of petition as concerns ownership.
Fund Transer Letter from Acting Park Director Heiret requested a resolution
Park Equipment transferring $19,072.13 for the purpose of purchasing five trucks.
Refer to the Ways and Means Committee. (See Resolutions No. 2166)
Fund Transfer Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested transfer of
Fire Equipment $802 for the installation of fire and smoke detection system for
the City jail in order to comply with new state regulations .
Refer to the Ways and Means Committee. (See Resolution No. 2167)
Mayor' s Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Marcus K. Partin to the
Appointment to Planning Commission to complete the term of Robert Kingen (resigned) .
Planning Appointment effective through 1/31/80. Mr. Partin, 1605 Blaine
Commission Court SE, is employed by the Environmental Research and Development
Corp. as Vice-President of the Real Estate Planning Division.
Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA
Approval AS SHOWN. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, FOLLOWING ITEM RE
CEDAR RIVER WETLANDS BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY . CARRIED. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, FOLLOWING CLAIM FOR DAMAGES BE CONSIDERED
SEPARATELY. CARRIED. CARRIED.
Cedar River Letter from Planning Director Ericksen and H&CD Coordinator Hayduk
Wetlands concerning acquisition of certain property along the Cedar River
Acquisition owned by C.A. Parker, requested that appropriate legislation be
authorized for condemnation proceedings. The letter noted funding
will originate from Housing and Community Development Projects -
Wetlands Acquisition and Cedar River Trail . MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND TRIMM, REFER THE REQUEST TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Claim for Damages Claim for Damages was filed by Daniel Curtis Shane, 16928 150th
D.C. Shane Ave SE, Renton, in amount of $100,000 alleging damage at 150 Maple
Valley Hwy. due to construction permit which City determined was
illegal . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE CLAIM
TO THE CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER. Councilman Shane noted
for the record that he abstained from voting due to possible con-
flict of interest. MOTION CARRIED.
Time Extended Meeting time having reached scheduled adjournment time, it was
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE, MEETING CONTINUE UNTIL CONCLUSION
OF BUSINESS. Moved by Stredicke, Second Shinpoch, meeting adjourn.
Failed. MOTION TO CONTINUE, CARRIED. (11 :03 p.m. )
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Street Vacation Letter from City Clerk Mead reported receipt of letter from Ray
Jefferson Ave NE J. Goodwin and Luther L. Boyd, 10658 63rd Ave. S, Seattle, includ-
ing their checks for $3,407 each asking completion of street vaca-
tion of a portion of Jefferson Ave. NE. The letter noted Jay
Holmes has sold his property to Luther L. Boyd who plans to build
within 90 days, noting the partial vacation of Jefferson NE as
passed with Ordinance 2687 is cruical to the plans. Letter from
the City Clerk explained the Ordinance 2687 applies to Houser Way
and is not applicable to Jefferson NE; that the matter of vacation
of Jefferson NE was petitioned by Jay Holmes and Roy A. Goodwin
11/5/73 and extended to 11/7/75 and as no payment of fees received
and Mr. Holmes was unable to complete plans, the vacation had been
dropped and no ordinance was adopted. The letter from City Clerk
Mead recommended referral to the Public Works Director and Ways and
Means Committee. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER THE
MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND THE CLERK TO NOTIFY PETITIONERS
THAT THE FORMER STREET VACATION PETITION WAS DROPPED. CARRIED.
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Correspondence Continued
Solid Waste Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason provided consolidated
Disposal Rates garbage disposal rates in view of the increase in the Consumer
Price Index by 8.7% and the increase by King County for transfer
station rates from $10 per ton to $12 per ton effective 2/2/78.
The letter recommended the new rate be established by ordinance
effective 2/1/78. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER
THE MATTER TO THE UTILITY COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING BE ADJOURNED.
CARRIED. Time: 11 :20 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City C erk
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OFFebruary 6. 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 2/9 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Senior Citizen Building Pre-
sentation - Communication
from Victoria Park re SR-515
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 2/9 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Floor Conference Rm. Regularly scheduled meeting
COMMUNITY SERVICES des.--2A7- CANCELLED SEYMOUR-THORPE
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WAYS AND MEANS Monday 2/27 7:30 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY TRIMM
TRANSPORTATION Toes: -2/7- CANCELLED SH I NPOCH
Tues. , 2/14 Noon 4th Flr. Conference Rm. Airport Restaurant
UTILITIES Mon. , 2/27 7 :30 p.m. SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS b EVENTS
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Feb. 6, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5713 $ 2 , 850 Lucy Kabesh 916 s 3rd Inst. store front
5714 62 , 000 Jopete McCaslin 2013 12th Const. Res.
5715 1, 800 John Contois 1633 Edmonds Const . Carport
5716 62, 000 Mike Shane 3908 Meadow Const. Res.
5717 400 John Fetch 1811 Lincoln Const. Roof
5718 128, 000 Springbrook Lands 4300 Talbot Const. Interior of Office
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6902 5 , 000 Renton Concrete 1950 Maple Valley Inst. 400 AMP
6903 927 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport C. Wire Res.
6904 963 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport C. Wire Res.
6905 915 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport C. Wire Res.
6906 915 Hillis Homes 1014 Newport Wire Res.
6907 865 Hillis Homes 1018 Newport Wire Res.
6908 959 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport Wire Res.
6909 963 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport Wire Res.
6910 / 915 Hillis Homes 1030 Newport Wire Res.
6911 887 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport Wire Res .
6912 959 Hillis Homes 1033 Newport Wire Res.
6913 963 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport Wire Res.
6914 887 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport Wire Res .
6915 963 Hillis Homes 1005 Newport Wire Res.
. =6916 927 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport Wire Res.
6917 963 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton Wire Res.
6918 915 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton Wire Res .
6919 963 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Wire Res .
6920 959 Hillis Homes 4517 22nd Wire Res .
6921 915 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd Wire Res.
6922 927 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd Wire Res.
6923 963 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd Wire Res.
6924 887 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd Wire Res.
6925 927 Hillis Homes 4624 22nd Wire Res.
6926 963 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd Wire Res.
6927 915 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd Wire Res .
6928 887 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd Wire Res.
6929 1, 004 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd Wire Res.
6930 927 Hillis Homes 4516 22nd Wire Res.
6931 963 Hillis Homes 4510 22nd Wire Res.
6932 882 Hillis Homes 2218 Bremerton Wire Res.
6933 250 Norma Benson 619 Smithers Inst. AMP Service
6934 1, 900 Ed Taska 3936 Park Wire Res.
6935 870 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Wire Res.
5936 100 Lorraine Shurtz 201 Union Inst. Servile
6937 940 Parkwood Homes 2104 Lincoln Wire Res.
—X66938 1, 100 Holger Johanson 442 10th Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5922 500 Mr. Bowlin 2712 Meadow Inst. Fix.
5923 700 Philip Cuyhendall 1924 14th Replace Oil Boiler
5924 150 Dave Hamilton 1733 20th Inst. 150 ' water line
5925 720 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Inst. Gas Furnace
5926 784 Chas. Henderson 2542 16th Inst. Gas Furnace
5927 764 Parkwood Homes 2104 Lincoln Inst. Furnace
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CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1331 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Inst. Sewer
1332 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Con. Sewer
1333 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Con. Sewer
1334 Ed Tasca 3936 Park Inst. Sewer
SIGN PERMIT
619 GSG Corp. 321,.-.Rainier Inst. Pole Sign
620 Robert Edwards 401 Rainier Inst. Pole Sign
621 Sounder Exhaust 261 Rainier Inst. Pole Sign
EX1111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 2/06/78 OARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL wARRANT9
MACHINE VOIDS: N0.#16658 - #16862
CURRENT s101*763194
PARKS •11012W
ARTERIAL STREETS $186191
$TREETg •18106124
b' LIBRARY $13088#78
f COMP EMP TR ACT 010900104
ANTIPRECESSION •Jj140162
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE •1604140097
STREET FORWARD THRUST $20#89
MAIN FIRE STA, CONST, $789099
WATERWORKS UTILITY •29x63607
4IRRORT 060172109
1975 W & 6 CONSTRW CTION •604786039
9QUIPMENT RErlTAL $5j676t33
FIREMANIS PENSION 63* 267l11
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $415*:84154
WE* THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE MAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL* HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
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MERCWANDISE ANU/OAR SERVICES WAVE SEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED* DO HEREBY
3 APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU, 16863 THROUGH NO* 17018 IN THE AMOUNT
OF t415* 284.54 THIS 6TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1978.
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REVENUE WARRANT Nod R-3 $4,756. 17
CASH WARRANT NO.# C-3 $4,756.17
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
February 24 , 1978 Office of City Clerk
ADDENDUM TO COUNCIL MINUTES OF
FEBRUARY 6 , 1978
Correction to Page 4, Paragraph 2 :
Resolution #2163 , Alley Vacation Kennydale (Brown/Strand )
Remove date of 3/6/78. Insert date of 2/27/ 78.
Delores A. Mead , City Clerk
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R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Fred Callen's letter re building permit, for response
CITY ATTORNEY
Fred Calle 's letter re building permit, for response
CITY CLERK
Refund E.Coleman's appeal fee SP 078-77
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to execute sewer service agreement for Waterfront Restaurant
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
SR 515 presentation by Dept. of Transportation
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Jefferson Tve. NE proposed Street Vacation - retention of easements
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Springbrook Annexation
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Petitions and letters re Monterey Terrace undergrounding of utilities
Jefferson NE proposed Street Vacation - appraisal
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Present facts re LID #306 payments and acceptance and project
PURCHASING CONTROLLER
Disposition of surplus vehicles - A-88 and A-103
PERSONNEL DIRECTOR
Report Purchasing Controller
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Matter of Public Hearing for utility undergrounding in Monterey Terrace
Ordinance condemning CA Parker property with the Cedar River Wetlands (1st rdg 2/27)
Proposed Street Vacation Jefferson NE (Res. 2168 adopted)
Fund Transfer for fire apparatus $56,057
Request for fund and appropriation, Senior Citizens Center bonds
J & F Investment Co. rezone
Appointment of D. 0. Jacobson to the Bd. of Ethics
Ageeement for mutual aid with Fire District #40
Matter of Extension and resolution re mandatory retirement
Valley General/King County paramedic contract
Jones Ave. NE Street Improvement
Icosahedron - Firm's shortage
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Bitney s request for latecomers' agreement on Leisure Estates sewer
PUBLIC HEARINGS AND MEETINGS
Lazetti Annexation - 3/27/78
Buckner Annexation - 3/20/78
LID #306 - 3/27/78
Jefferson Ave. NE Street Vacation - 3/20/78
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Regular Meeting
February 27 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES
SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
ROLL CALL OF C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
STAFF City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BOURASA, Police Rep. , DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF
JANUARY 23, 1978 AND FEBRUARY 6, 1978 AS WRITTEN AND MAILED. CARRIED.
Introduction Mayor Delaurenti introduced Superior Court Judge G. M. Shellan.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Logan Garrison, 75 Monterey Drive NE, called attention to petition
on Consent Agenda against formation of undergrounding L. I .D. in
Undergrounding of Monterey Terrace. Mr. Garrison reported a petition favoring the
Utilities in formation of a Local Improvement District had been filed with the
Monterey Terrace Clerk 2/24, but was too late for this evening' s agenda. Mr. Garrison
submitted copies of four letters withdrawing names from the petition
against the LID and originals attached to petition for the LID which
will be submitted to Council 3/6/78. Councilman Stredicke made in-
quiry re 2/16/78 meeting held in the Renton Library, being advised
the meeting consisted of Monterey Terrace residents moderated by
Mike Schultz, President of Monterey Terrace Community Club, with no
City participation. Randy Rockhill , 116 Capri NE, favored the
LID and submitted letter to that effect. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, MATTER OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR UTILITY UNDERGROUNDING IN
MONTEREY TERRACE BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR
RESOLUTION SETTING PUBLIC HEARING- AND ALL OTHER MATTERS TO THE
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. CARRIED. (See later petition - Consent
Agenda. )
Appeal of Attorney C.P. Curran, representing Ernest R. Coleman , Short Plat
Hearing Examiner 078-77, Exception 079-77 and Waiver 080-77 asked the matter of
Decision Appeal of the Hearing Examiner's decision regarding the Coleman
Ernest Coleman Short Plat be removed from the agenda for consideration. Mr.
Short Plat 078-77 Curran objected to the reopening of appeal period by the Examiner
E-079-77 and after Mr. Coleman had been advised that the short plat was granted
W-080-77 and matter not appealed. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE THE APPEAL ITEM FOR CONSIDERATION AT
THIS TIME ALONG WITH THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED. Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented
committee report noting review of the Examiner' s written decision,
findings and conclusions of 1/25/78 regarding reconsideration deci-
sion of the Examiner. The report explained the 14-day appeal period;
that the appellant' s Notice of Appeal dated 2/7/78 was not accom-
panied by the fee of $25 required by Section 4-3016. The committee
report concluded and recommended that the Council conclude that appel-
lant has failed to perfect his appeal as required by Section 4-3016.
The committee report recommended that the Council dismiss the appeal
for failure to perfect the appeal in a timely fashion; also that the
Council direct the City Clerk to refund the appeal fee. MOVED BY
Appeal Dismissed PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.*
Discussion ensued; Charmaine Baker explained 12/23/77 appeal of
Examiner' s decision filed by Mr. & Mrs. J. Baker and Mr. and Mrs. R.
Moffat. *ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM;
2-N0: STREDICKE AND SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published and
Springbrook posted according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing
Annexation to consider the 75% petition for annexation of 231 .8 acres to the City.
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Springbrook Springbrook area located in the vicinity South of S.W. 43rd/Carr
Annexation Road and East of SR-167 and North of S. 192nd St. Letter from the
Continued City Clerk explained the 75% petition had been presented to Council
1/9/78 and public hearing date set; that the petition has been
certified valid by the Planning Department and contains signatures
representing ownership of 75.6% of the total assessed valuation,
at least 75% being required by law. The letter explained that at
preliminary meeting held 12/20/76, the Council authorized circulation --�
of the petition, at which time the owners agreed to accept: (1 ) the
City's Comprehensive Plan; (2) the proposed zoning; and (3) any pre-
existing bonded indebtedness of the City. The letter noted Council 's
responsibility to determine whether to accept the annexation as
petitioned, that if accepted the Planning Department should be
authorized to file Notice of Intent with the King County Boundary
Review Board. Planning Director Ericksen noted maps and other
data sheets available to the public, showed slides and explained
data of the area, i .e. population 75, approximately 25 properties,
King County Zoning SR and RM-900, Renton Comprehensive Plan single
family and low and medium density multi-family; reasons for annexa-
tion - obtain utilities to allow development and County permit process
bogged down. Planning Director Ericksen explained that the annexation
will create a County island of the Valley freeway between SW 43rd
and SE 192nd Ave. due to annexation by the City of Kent to the Valley
freeway, therefore, a resolution has been requested to annex that
property. Ericksen noted the Boundary Review Board has advised
the municipal method of annexation as there are no residents of
the freeway area and both annexations can be incorporated into one
notice of intent. Upon inquiry, Planning Director Ericksen advised
Renton water and sewer franchises in northern half of annexation.
Continued Persons present making inquiries : Jeffery Larson, 19040 106th SE,
inquired of eastern boundary. Roy Fournier, 18404 Springbrook Rd. ,
advised being one ofinitiators and that eastern boundary was Section
line. Robert Wilson, 9920 S. 192nd, inquired re greenbelt designa-
tion of hillside, being advised intent to preserve as natural buffer
due to severe topography, that low density or open space allowed.
Grover Shedgrudd, 18216 Talbot Rd.S. , opposed annexation. Warren
Diamond, 18624 Springbrook Rd. , expressed concern of commercial devel-
opment. Mrs. Hayes , 19006 Springbrook Rd. , inquired re size of green-
belt area lots, being advised 220'x 220' . "1rs. Hayes also inquired of
water pressure and was advised by Public Works Director Gonnason of
need for installation of pumping station which would be installed at
homeowners expense. Owen Bing, 19034 Talbot Rd.S. , inquired re fire
hydrants and electric fences, being advised of fire truck tank capa-
city, that hydrants would be installed on LID basis, also of Fire
District mutual aid agreements. The question of valid petition was
raised by Grover Shegrudd, and upon further inquiry, Planning Director
Ericksen reported certification of petition as those on tax records
as required by law. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, CLOSE THE PUBLIC
HEARING. * Councilwoman Thorpe requested inclusion of comments to her
inquiry re fire and safety: Fire Chief Geissler reported mutual
aid with Fire District 40 until area growth requires building of fire
station to the South of Benson or hospital area; Police Capt. Bourasa
advised no increase in staff would be required at the present time
for coverage of area. Upon further Thorpe inquiry re State pit area,
Planning Director Ericksen advised the State does not have to comply
with City zoning, however, Erickson noted the pit area may be sold and
new owner would have to comply with City regulations. *MOTION CARRIED.
Continued MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL ACCEPT ANNEXATION AND REFER
MATTER TO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT FOR PREPARATION OF PROPER RECORDS
AND FILING WITH THE BOUNDARY REVIEW BOARD. Councilman Shane opposed
annexation pending determination that services to the area will not be
at the expense of present taxpayers. Councilwoman Thorpe requested
inclusion of her inquiries for the record, that though the people in
area would like to see it remain in present rural state, both Staff
report and Comprehensive Plan show the area will develop; that the
connection to City water will not improve pressure without pump station
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Springbrook and those costs should be borne by area; concern expressed that
Annexation County processing bogged down; that City may be able to offer
Continued better tree protection; that annexing will help City face problem
of fire station in southern part of City by making it mandatory.
MOTION TO ACCEPT ANNEXATION, CARRIED. Ways and Means Committee
Chairman noted resolution for annexation of freeway area was in
the process of preparation.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. The
Council recessed at 10:30 p.m. and reconvened at 10:40 p.m. All
Council Members were present at Roll Call .
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted, pub-
Alley Vacation lished and mailed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to con-
Brown/Strand sider the proposed vacation of 12' wide alley running in an east-
Kennydale west direction through Block 18, C. D. Hillman' s Lake Washington
Garden of Eden Dvn. l , lying east of Burnett Ave. N. and west of
Park Ave. N. Public Works Director Gonnason explained history of
the proposed vacation, original petition for vacation of westerly
portion of alley only, hearing 12/12/77 continued to 1/16/78;
Council adoption of Resolution of intent to annex entire alley.
Continued Persons present making inquiries : Mary Everett, 1111 N 34th St. ,
favored vacation and asked that those parties landscaping and caring
for both halves of the alley be given first opportunity at purchas-
ing the property. Clyde Smith, 108 N. 33rd P1 . , inquired of cost
to the property owners. City Attorney Warren advised the City may
charge up to 50% of appraised value of property being vacated.
Public Works Director Gonnason noted property on west end had been
appraised at $1 .07 per sq.ft. ; one-half would be 532 ; home owners
had been advised $100 for the 50 ft. lot or 332Q sq.ft. Steffanie
Reed, 1100 N.33rd P1 . , favored vacation. Henry Roach, 1118 N. 33rd,
and Larry Schott, made inquires of the fence line and property divi-
sion. Public Works Director noted no opposition to the vacation,
noting the 12 ft. alley would be divided with 6 ft. to each property
owner, that survey of the property was not anticipated, that no
need for retention of utility easement exists, and that the public
would benefit from the vacation by returning the property to the
tax rolls. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, CLOSE HEARING,DETERMINE
Vacation Approved NO NEED FOR ALLEYWAY FOR UTILITY PURPOSES AND VACATE SAME IN THE
PUBLIC'S BEST INTEREST, GIVING THE SIX-FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY TO EACH
ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNER AT NO COST. CARRIED.
Meeting Extended The time having reached established closing time of 11 :00 p.m. ,
And Order Changed it was MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL EXTEND MEETING UNTIL
COMPLETION OF THE AGENDA ITEMS. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: PERRY, THORPE,
SHINPOCH, TRIMM; 3-N0: CLYMER, STREDICKE AND SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CHANGE THE SCHEDULED AGENDA,
HOLDING THE EXECUTIVE SESSION FOLLOWING FINAL AUDIENCE COMMENT.
CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Council President Clymer submitted Committee of the Whole report
Committee of the recommending that the Renton City Council comply with the request
Whole of the Victoria Park Homeowners' Association to ask the Department
of Transportation to present to the Committee of the Whole, their
SR 515 Design proposed design for the SR 515 corridor through the City. MOVED
_.. BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDA-
TION. MOTION CARRIED.
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report and requested the matter of Appeal of the Hearing Examiner' s
Committee Report decision on Victoria Park Dvn. #4 Preliminary Plat 102-77, Exception
Appeal of Examiner 107-77 be taken from the Correspondence portion of the agenda and
Decision re Joint presented at this time. Letter from Victoria Park Homeowners Assoc. ,
Ventures Inc. Renton, Dennis Stremick, President, appealed to council to reject Exami-
Victoria Park #4 ne?s decision to include the stub connector road at the southeast
PP-102-77 and corner of the proposed Victoria Park No. 4 and listed reasons.
E-107-77 The Planning and Development Committee report recommended that the
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Appeal of City Council ,conclude, based on records and findings , that a sub-
Victoria Park stantial error in law and fact exists in the recommendation and
PP-102-77 stated the Examiner' s conclusion that the proposed plat conforms to
Joint Ventures Inc.goals and objectives of the Comprehensive Plan and Land Use Map
Continued and Report and Arterial and Streets Plan, is erroneous. The report
also concluded that the Examiner' s Conclusion No. 3 (Parag. l and 3)
is erroneous as a matter of fact. The committee report recommended
modification of the Examiner' s Conclusion No. 1 , and modification
of Examiner' s Conclusion No. 3 , and amendment to Examiner' s Con-
dition No. 13. The committee report recommended that the Council
affirm the findings , conclusions and recommendations of the Examiner
as modified by the Planning and Development Committee. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDA-
TIONS FOR APPROVAL OF THE PRELIMINARY PLAT AS MODIFIED.* (No legis-
lation needed at this time. ) Councilman Perry explained Council hear-
ing re Comprehensive Plan for South Renton Planning area and the
deletion of proposed arterial in Victoria Park area; that the Hearing
Examiner held Victoria Park Dvn #4 PP-102-77 the following day with-
out written benefit of Council ' s action; therefore, the Planning
and Development Committee found error in Examiner' s report. Committee
Chairman Perry used map and explained committee conclusion, also
pointing out stub leading into development which could have permitted
traffic access, being right-of-way and not street. *MOTION CARRIED.
Vouchers For The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Approval Vouchers No. 17024 through No. 17246 in the amount of $289,797. 15
having received departmental certification that merchandise and/or
services have been received or rendered, plus LID #302 Revenue Fund
R-11 and Cash Fund C-16 each in amount of $7,200, plus LID #306
Revenue Fund R-4 and Cash Fund C-4 each in amount of $2,953.68.
Vouchers 17019 through 17023 were machine voided during processing.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE VOUCHERS AS
PRESENTED. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
)rdinance ##3196The Ways and Mears Committee report submitted by Chairman Stredicke
Bitney Rezone— recommended second and final readings of the following ordinances
G to T which had been placed on first reading 2/6/78: An ordinance was
read rezoning property from G to Trailer Parks T located south of
NE 4th St. and west of Union Ave. NE adjacent and north of the exist-
ing Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park. Following readings , it was
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: All Ayes. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3197 An Ordinance was read appropriating excess revenue in amount of
Fund Appropriation $6,534.80 for automated filing equipment. Following readings , it
Filing System was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDIVANCE
AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED,
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance con-
Wetlands demning the C.A. Parker property in conjunction with the Cedar River
Wetlands. Following reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK, TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution # 2168 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolutio
Proposed Street requesting vacation of a portion of Jefferson Ave. NE from 175.43
Vacation of ft. north of NE 10th St. to Index Ave. NE. as petitioned by Boyd
Jefferson Ave. NE and Goodwin. Public hearing was scheduled for 3/20/78. Following
reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, ADOPT RESOLUTION
AS READ. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke noted receipt of letter
Mandatory from Library Director Clark Petersen asking withdrawal of City
Retirement resolution requiring mandatory retirement of personnel from the
City on reaching age 65, noting Library employee Letha Allison was
soon to reach 65. Stredicke noted letter from City Attorney Warren
noted availability of a six-month extension in case of hardship.
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Mandatory Moved by Thorpe, Second Stredicke, Council concur in request of the
Retirement Library Director and grant six-month extension and matter of City's
Continued resolution be referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Acting
Attorney Warren explained Council has final authority, however,
noted that Mayor Delaurenti had suggested the Library Director meet
with the Library Board, also noting upon inquiry, that this type of
age restriction is under severe attack. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE,
�. SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER MATTER OF EXTENSION AND RESOLUTION TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Transportation The Transportation (Aviation) Committee Chairman Shinpoch presented
Committee Report committee report recommending that the construction portion of the
Airport lease agreement with Specialty Restaurants Corporation re airport
Restaurant restaurant be extended for a period of six months from the date of
Lease Council action and the monthly rental of $1 ,000 be in effect as of
Extension 2/2/78 as provided by the terms of the lease agreement. The report
explained the 2/14/78 meeting with David Tallichet, president of
the restaurant, the lease extension clause Section 7-c and delays
due to architect and recent completion of seaplane base project.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOM-
MENDATION TO GRANT EXTENSION OF THE LEASE TO SPECIALTY RESTAURANTS.
Councilman Shane spoke against the motion. MOTION CARRIED.
Sewer Service The Transportation (Aviation) Committee report recommended Council
to Airport authorize agreement with the Bryn Mawr-Lakeridge Sewer District
Restaurant and the Renton Waterfront Restaurant Corporation and the Mayor.
and City Clerk be authorized to execute the agreement. The report
explained it would not be feasible for the City to provide service
to the site, which is near southeast boundary of the Bryn Mawr-
Lakeridge Sewer District. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Lease Assignment The committee report recommended that the proposed Assignment of
for Security Lease for Security between the Aero-Dyne Corp. and Seattle-First
National Bank be approved. The report noted City Attorney approval
and that the action is consistent with past action of the Council re
other developments on the airport. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee report
Committee Report recommending that residential burning permits be issued at the
Burning Permits discretion of the Fire Chief, between 10/1 and 4/15 each year and
the matter be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for proper
legislation. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all members of the Council ,
are considered routine and are enacted by one motion without separate
discussion unless so requested by the Council : (Adopting motion
follows Consent Agenda items. )
Lazetti Letter from City Clerk Mead reported receipt of Letter of Intent to
Annexation Annex properties to the City, State law requiring signatures to
100/0" Letter represent not less than 10% of the assessed value of the property
Highlands Area to be annexed. The document has been certified valid by the Plan-
North of Sunset NE ning Department, 26.6% of the assessed valuation represented. The
East of Hillcrest letter recommended 3/27/78 be set for meeting with the initiating
Elementary property owners, at which time Legislative body determine whether to
accept the letter of intent, require adoption of Comprehensive Plan,
zoning ordinance and pre-existing bonded indebtedness and authorize
circulation of the 75% petition. Council concur.
Buckner Letter from City Clerk Mead reported receipt of the 10% Letter of
Annexation Intent to Annex properties to the City, which has been certified
1010 Letter valid by the Planning Department and 22.5% of the assessed valuation
represented by signatures. Property located west of City limits ,
north of Renton Ave. S. and east of 84th Ave. S. The letter recom-
mended Council set date of 3/20/78 for meeting with the initiating
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Buckner property owners at which time the Legislative body would determine
Annexation whether to accept the Letter of Intent, require adoption of the
Comprehensive Plan, Zoning Ordinance and pre-existing bonded indebted-
ness and authorize circulation of the 75% petition. Council concur.
Monterey Terrace Petition against formation of a local improvement district in the
Undergrounding Monterey Terrace area for undergrounding of utility lines, circulated
by Royal C. Loomis 153 Capri Ave. NE. Refer to Public Works Departmen
Proposed Street Letter from City Clerk reported petition and $100 filing fee from
Vacation for Roy H. Goodwin and Luther L. Boyd for vacation of portion of Jeffer-
Jefferson NE son Ave. NE from NE 10th St. to Index Ave. NE. The letter noted
(See Resolution applicants had been advised that the prior application filed by Jay
No. 2168) Holmes and Roy Goodwin 1/7/74 had expired and new application has
been filed. The letter recommended referral to the Ways and Means
Committee for adoption of resolution setting public hearing date
3/20/78, referral to the Public Works Dept. for appraisal and to the
Board of Public Works for determination as to retention of easements.
Concurrence.
Fund Transfer Fire Chief Geissler requested fund transfer for the purpose of
purchasing fire apparatus. Transfer in amount of $56,057, funds
budgeted. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Senior Center Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested establishing Senior
Construction Citizens' Center Construction Fund and appropriation of bond pro-
Fund ceeds in amount of $900,000 be appropriated into the 1978 budget.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
J & F Investment Hearing Examiner recommendation for approval with conditions of J & F
Company Rezone Investment Company Rezone from G to SR-1 , property located between
Union Ave. and 138th Ave. SE directly north of SE 2nd P1 . Refer
to the Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Donald 0. Jacobson to the
Board of Ethics Renton Board of Ethics as the representative from the King County
Labor Council , completing the term of Wayne Regnier who is no longer
a member of the Council . Term effective through 12/31/79. Mr.
Jacobson lives at 2919 NE 5th Pl . , and is business representative
for the Plasterers' Union. Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Consent Agenda Moved by Clymer, Second Perry, Council adopt the Consent Agenda as
Approved presented. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, THE FOLLOW-
ING FOUR ITEMS BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR SEPARATE
CONSIDERATION, OTHER ITEMS APPROVED AS PRESENTED. CARRIED.
Mutual Aid Agreement with King County Fire Protection District #40 for fire
Fire District #40 fighting equipment response for purpose of mutual aid with the City
for period of one year, was presented along with letter from Acting
City Attorney Warren explaining need for drafting of resolution
authorizing the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement, if
so desired by the City Council . MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND TRIMM, REFER
MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
LID #306 Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported LID #306, Harries
Sanitary Sewers Garden Home Tracts sanitary Sewer, final payment $4,756. 17, was com-
Sunset Blvd. NE pleted by Renton Construction Co. on 1/12/78 and accepted by the Publi
at NE 7th St. Works Department on 1/31/78. The letter recommended Council accep-
tance 2/1/78; and if after 30 days , no liens or claims are filed
against the project and proof of payment of tax liabilities received,
payment of retained amount of $2,953. 68 to contractor is recommended.
Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported final charges for
LID #306 in amount of $39,694.96 reporting 2.9% increase from the
original estimated cost. The letter recommended 3/27/78 for the
hearing on the final roll . MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, THE ,
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR PRESENT FACTS ON THIS MATTER TO THE COUNCIL
PRIOR TO THE PUBLIC HEARING MARUH 27, 1978, WITHHOLDING ACCEPTANCE AND
PAYMENT. CARRIED.
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Surplus Vehicles City Clerk reports 2/23/78 bid opening for two surplus vehicles
(copy attached) . Letter from Purchasing Controller recommended
acceptance of high bid of $747 for the 1969 Dodge Vehicle A-88,
submitted by L. Gebenini . The letter recommended rejection of the
one bid received for Vehicle A-103 and the Controller be given
permission to negotiate the sale. Councilwoman Thorpe requested
Vehicle A-103 not be sold for less than $507 or returned to the
City pool . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER THE
MATTER TO THE PURCHASING CONTROLLER FOR DISPOSITION. CARRIED.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, PERSONNEL DIRECTOR FURNISH COUN-
CIL WITH REPORT ADVISING AS TO WHEN PURCHASING CONTROLLER WAS AUTH-
ORIZED AND JOB DESCRIPTION. CARRIED.
King County Letter from Valley General Hospital presented revised agreement
Medical Services between King County and the Valley General Provider Group and the
Paramedic City of Renton, Kent, Tukwila, Public Hospital District #1 (Valley
General Hospital ), Fire Districts #20, 25 and 40. The letter asked
approval by the City Council of each of the districts, however, sig-
natures have been omitted for other than the Lead Agency or Valley
General Provider Group; noting, if the Fire Districts/Departments
want to be named in the contract with the Lead Agency, it will be
considered. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL REFER AGREEMENT
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO REVIEW CONTRACT AND AMOUNT OF
DOLLARS STATED, AND MAKE RECOMMENDATION BACK TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Latecomer Request Letter from Dean W. Bitney, Leisure Estates, 201 Union Ave. SE,
Leisure Estates requested 10 year latecomers' agreement for future sewer connections
into sewer system installed by Bitney within Leisure Estates. The
letter outlined the area agreed upon in letter of 4/1/77 to the
Public Works Director. Moved by Stredicke, Second Shane, Council
concur in request. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, REFER
LETTER TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE : CLYMER, PERRY,
THORPE, SHANE; 3-N0: STREDICKE, SHINPOCH AND TRIMM. MOTION CARRIED.
Motion by Shane, Second by Stredicke, to reconsider the previous
motion, Failed.
LID #311 Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested Council initi-
Street Improvement ate by Resolution, forming a local improvement district on Jones
Jones Ave. NE at Ave. NE from NE 24th St. to a point 611 ft. north of NE 24th St.
NE 24th St. for the purpose of street improvements on the east side of Jones
Ave. NE to include sidewalks, curb and gutters, storm drainage
and paving. The letter explained recent development in the area
of two short plats with restrictive cov enants providing that the
property owners would not protest creation of an LID. The letter
further recalled Mrs. Seegmiller and others having requested walking
paths on this portion of Jones Ave. and the proposed improvements
would provide permanent facilities in response to those requests.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN DEPARTMENT
REQUEST AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
�O
Building Permit 'n for etter from Fred C. Callen, 958 Sunset Blvd. NE, requested clearance
for a building permit for a multiple unit structure on property
,I located Lot 8 Block 5, Town of Renton (Renton Hill ) . Upon inquiry
c� 3 by Councilwoman Shinpoch, City Attorney Warren explained building
o� moratorium includes entire area of Renton Hill , whereas Comprehensive
pop Plan for Mill Ave. S. was not changed from multiple Zoning. MOVED
"y BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER LETTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION
AND CITY ATTORNEY FOR PROPER RESPONSE.
NEW BUSINESS Council President Clymer reported receipt of letter from the Renton
Management Association inviting the Council Members to attend an
Association sponsored seminar/workshop on Saturday, 3/18/78 to
review and exchange management ideas. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE INVITATION AS INFORMATION DISCUSSION.
CARRIED.
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Enforcement of Councilwoman Thorpe reported receipt of conflicting reports
Conditions regarding the Pope property as concerns compliance with conditions
Questioned established on the development. Councilwoman Thorpe requested report
explaining enforcement of Hearing Examiner conditions and coordina-
tion between various Departments. Mayor Delaurenti ncted report
would be provided. Councilwoman Thorpe citeo example of trees
having been cut contrary to approved site plan.
Councilwoman Councilwoman .A oe knoted citizen complaint of blinker light at
Shinpoch re Third and Factory St. Councilwoman Shinpoch questioned railroad
Transportation cargo through the City, being advised by Fire Chief Geissler of
cop'"'-cYED_s.EF_ ``'' highly volatile liquids and difficulty in obtaining information
MINUTES Cr 3-/o- �� a from the railroads. City Attorney Warren advised the matter is
under the jurisdiction of the State and Federal Governments.
Shinpoch suggested need for funds for road beds.
Icosahedron Funds Councilwoman Shinpoch reported a local firm owing $1 ,200 on the
Icosahedron located at the City's park on Raini�er Ave. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, THE MATTER BE TAKEN UP AT THE NEXT MEET-
ING OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL MEET IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS TO DISCUSS THE SUBJECT OF WAGE NEGOTIATIONS.
CARRIED. The Council met in Executive Session at 1 :00 a .m. and
and upon convening, all members were present at Roll Call . MOVED
ADJOURNMENT BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED. The
meeting adjourned at 1 :40 a.m. February 28, 1978.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK 15
BID TABUJ. ATtON SHEET
PRO JE.CT Invitation to Bid - Surplus V hiclts
DATE Bid Opening - February 23. 1978
g1DOE R giD
1969 Dod a 4-Door Sedan - No. # A-88
Truman Black
11633 S.E. 90th St.
Renton, WA 98055 .
Louie Gebenini $727.00
43 Logan Ave. S.
Renton, WA 98055
Gerald C. Davis $42Q nn
3612 N.E. 4th St. - Space #13
1970 Plvmouth 4-Door Sedan - No. -103
Truman Black 1125.00
11633 S.E. 90th St.
Renton. WA 98055
Louie Gebenini507.00 Withdrawn
4� Logan. Ave. S.
Rgnton. WA 98055
�XPill 33 CITY OF RENTON
)ATE 2/27/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: #17019 - #17023
CURRENT •61142146
PARKS 811956/ 10
ARTERIAL STREETS i3# 732113
STREETS •32j 069107 ••.�
6I4RARY 810607138
STREET FORWARD TWRUST •35178
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST. 8254 &88147
WATERWORKS UTILITY 8112#918136
AIRPORT 81319188112
1975 W & S CONSTRWCTION •18523/53
EQUIPMENT RENTAL •16+5#7116
FIRKMANIS PENSION 890004.59
TOT66 OF ALL WARRANTS •289#797/ 16
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCILp HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCW4NOISE AND/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NO• 17024 THROUGH NO• 17246 IN THE AMOUNT
OF 8889P797. 15 THIS 27TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1978.
ti
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 1 • MEMBER • •
L. I .D.# 302 MEMBER • • • * •
REVENUE FUND R-11 $7,200.00
CASH FUND C-16 $7,200.00
L. I .D.#306
REVENUE FUND R-4 $20953.68
CASH FUND C-4 $2,953.68
i
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
Feb. 27 , 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5719 2,471 Jack Leckner 201 Union Inst . Carport
5720 150 , 000 S .C .S . Holding 1615 S . Puget Const . 5 houses
5721 no fee Patrick Easter 2400 3rd Renewal of License
5722 23 , 750 Robert Fritzvold 1007 30th Const . Add. to Res .
5723 1, 000 Ethel Pratt 2219 8th Const. Shop
5724 6 , 000 Ted Stonebridge 201 Union Inst . Carport Awning
5725 8, 000 Mr. John Newell 231 Wells Interior Remodel
5726 90 , 000 Delta Const . 4311 Sunset Const. Office Building
5727 no fee Delta Const . 4309 Sunset Demolish Residence
5728 2, 500 Thomas Walther 250 Union Convert Garage to Rec-room
5729 50 , 000 Payless Drug 705 Rainier Interior Remodel
5730 5 , 000 Angelo Calabrese 1209 Kirkland Interior Remodel
5731 32 , 000 Brown/Strand Homes 1120 3rd Const . Res.
5732 3 ,400 John Hall 201 Union Inst . Carport
5733 12 , 000 Brian Berg 408 36th Const . Add. to Res.
5734 10 , 000 Ervin Yoder 1609 Eagle Ridge Const . Found. for 4-plex
5735 1, 800 John Dobson 3224 Maple Valley Demolish Res .
5736 7 , 000 Mike Fontaine 82 Monterey P. Inst. Swimming Pool
5737 500 Brunell & Green 520 Mill Ave . Replace Rotted Wood
5738 3 , 000 Metro Bus 2200 22nd Const. Bus Shelter
5739 3 , 000 Metro Bus 200 Taylor Const . Bus Shelter
5740 3 , 000 Metro Bus 1100 Union Const . Bus Shelter
5741 3 , 000 Metro Bus 2600 Sunset Const. Bus Shelter
5742 3 , 000 Metro Bus 100 S 2nd Const . Bus Shelter
3743 3 , 000 Metro Bus 500 S 2nd Const . Bus Shelter
5744 3 , 000 Metro Bus 2100 27th Const. Bus Shelter
5745 3 , 000 Metro Bus, 1200 Kirkland Const. Bus Shelter
5746 3 , 000 Metro Bus 3400 12th Const . Bus Shelter
5747 2 , 700 Metro Bus 400 Monroe Const . Bus Shelter
5748 11, 000 Robert Denney 3504 11th Const. Swim. Pool
5749 3 , 700 Cliff Bergeson 201 Union Inst. Carport & Shed
5750 42 , 500 Larry Howe 674 Shelton Const . Res.
5751 42, 500 Larry Howe 680 Shelton Const. Res .
5752 700 Dennis Bertch 3324 7th Const. Carport
5753 600 Chas. A. Pohl 2100 Jones Const. Deck Add.
5754 2, 900 Renton Housing 51 Burnett Inst. Sprinkler System
5755 35 , 000 Jack Columbi 1011 29th Const. Res.
5756 15, 000 Dean Bitney 201 Union Const. Sotrage Bldg.
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6939 $ 215 Don Adelson 2813 Morris Wire Fixtures
6940 300 John Corwin 913 33rd Inst. 220 AMP
6941 50 Terhune Const. 1112 38th Inst . Temp. Service
6942 50 Leisure Estates 201 Union Inst. Temp. Service
6943 50 Allen Ray Const . 3300 Lk. Wash. Inst. Temp. Service
•.-•6944 350 William Hawkins 902 Sunset Inst. New Service
6945 150 Evelyn Johnston 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6946 50 Drs . Burkebile & 3721 Talbot Inst. Service
Schimpt
6947 200 Dave Kramer 126 Rainier Re-wire Store
6948 400 Thomas Walter 250 Union Wire Rec Room
6949 160 , 000 Renton Housing 51 Burnett Wire Apt. Building
6950 600 Dale Satre 3601 8th Inst. Elect . Heat .
6951 963 Hillis Homes 2209 Union Wire Res .
6952 927 Hillis Homes 2205 Union Wire Res .
6953 250 Brunell & Green 520 Mill Change Service
6954 50 Jack Columbi 1011 29th Inst . Temp. Service
6955 650 St . Andrews Bldg. Co. 505 Williams Increase Service
1 'Wectrical Permits Continued. . .
6956 821 Chas. Henderson 1834 Beacon Wire Res.
6957 2 ,000 SCS Holding 1615 Puget Wire 2-Unit Condim.
6958 3, 000 SCS Holding 1615 Puget Wire 3-Unit Condim.
6959 50 SCS Holding 1615 Puget Inst. Temp. Service
6960 25 T.L. Lechner 201 Union Wire Storage Shed
6961 2 , 095 G. Johnson 225 14th Wire Res.
6962 1, 500 J. Sween 2514 Jones Wire Res.
6963 160 Daniel Buckley 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6964 20 R.F. Burris 201 Union Wire Fixtures
6965 883 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Wire Res.
6966 942 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Wire Res.
6967 980 Parkwood Homes 1814 21st Wire Res.
6968 400 Norman Miller 3419 8th Inst. New Service
6969 160 Mrs. Bray 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6970 200 Karl Nielsen 617 26th C. Inst. Hall & Fixtures
6971 2 , 100 Sunset Hair Design 3192 Sunset Wire Shop
6972 400 Jerry Watland 514 Seneca Wire Swimming Pool
6973 300 Robert Williams 619 BurnLatt Increase Service
6974 700 Oscar Hickerson 1207 36th Wire Res.
6975 150 J. Davis 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6976 150 Golden Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6977 160 Ideal Mobil Homes 201 Union Wire Mobil Home
6978 937 Parkwood Homes 1913 22nd Wire Res.
6979 1, 004 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Wire Res.
6980 60, 000 Payless Drug Co. 705 Rainier Remodel Lighting
6981 350 George McGill 2927 5th Wire Rec. Room
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5928 $ 500 Craig Hanis 340 Smithers Inst. Stove
5929 800 John Newell 231 Wells Inst. Fix.
5930 995 S & Z Const. 1707 14th Inst . Fix.
5931 17 , 000 Hill-Rowe Invest. 3700 W. Valley Inst. Fix.
5932 2, 500 SCS Holding 1615 Puget Inst . Fix.
5933 3 , 500 SCS Holding 1615 Puget Inst. Fix.
5934 76 , 000 Comm. Plbg. & Htg.Longacres Inst. Fix.
5935 200 Tom Walther 250 Union Inst. Fix.
5936 500 Wm Gebenini 1609 Edmonds Inst. Fix.
5937 2, 500 Hillis Homes 2205 Union Inst . Plumb. Fix.
5938 2 , 500 Hillis Homes 2209 Union Inst. Plumb. Fix.
5939 18, 950 Springbrook Lands 4300 Talbot Inst. Fix.
5940 908 Jim Sween 2514 Jones Inst. Septic Tank
5941 12 , 000 Hill-Rowe Invest. 3700 W. Valley Inst. 11 Gas Heaters
5942 86 , 500 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Inst. Heating Units
5943 5, 500 Dennis Anderson 3300 Lk. Wash. Inst. Fix.
5944 1, 000 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Inst . Furnace
5945 995 Ken Strand 1731 Lk. Ave. Inst. Fix.
5946 799 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Inst . Furnace
5947 731 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Inst. Gas Furnace
5948 731 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Inst . Gas Furnace
5949 760 McGrath Devel. 2320 Union Inst. Gas Furnace
5950 792 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Inst. Gas Furnace
5951 731 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Inst. Gas Furnace
5952 792 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Inst. Gas Furnace
5953 1, 800 Citation Const. 2721 Talbot Inst. Fix.
5954 1, 800 Citation Const. 2715 Talbot Inst. Fix.
5955 1, 800 Citation Const. 2703 Ralbot Inst. Fix.
5956 500 Oscar Hickerson 1207 36th Inst. Elect. Furnace
5957 1, 623 Parkwood Homes 2210 Lincoln Inst. Plumb. & Fix.
5958 1, 010 R. L. Undsderfer 411 Cedar Ave. Inst. Elect. Furnace
5959 2 , 000 Bill Jones 2311 27th Inst. Plumb. & Fix.
5960 1, 500 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th Inst. Plumb. & Fix.
5961 3 , 000 David Tsao 1801 Kennewick Inst. Plumb. & Fix.
5962 850 S & Z Construction 1731 Lk. Ave. Inst. Elect. Furnace
5963 850 S & Z Const. 1707 14th Inst. Elect. Furnace
5964 1, 700 McCaslin 2013 12th Plbg. for New Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1335 Wilbert Reed 539 Raymond Const. Drvwy Approach
1336 Nancy Bennett 2622 Jones Con. Side Sewer
1337 Lyle Pickle 38th & Park Inst. Storm Sewer
1338 Herb Nissen 5201 Ripley L. Inst . San. Sewer
1339 Guy Lampiaso 1913 Roll. Hills Con. Side Sewer
1340 S .C.S . Holding 817 4th Inst. Sewers
.� 1341 Brown/Strand Homes 2825 21st Con. Side Sewer
1342 Brown/Strand Homes 2807 21st Con. Side Sewer
1343 Brown/Strand Homes 2813 21st Con. Side Sewer
1344 Brown/Strand Homes 2819 21st Con. Side Sewer
1345 Brown/Strand Homes 1609 Ferndale Const. Drive. Approach
SIGN PERMITS
622 $ 400 Pizza Hut 261 Rainier Inst. Roof Sign
623 400 Pizza Hut 2705 Sunset Inst . Roof Sign
624 50 Dick Colonel 207 Sunset Inst. Sign
625 200 Ernesto Barei 903 3rd Inst. Marquis Sign
626 800 Dan Mangini 3901 4th Inst. Plexiglas wall Sign
REVOCABLE PERMITS
0025 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7116
0026 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7120
0027 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7113
0028 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7030
0029 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7049
0030 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7038
0031 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7121
0032 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7125
0033 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7122
0034 Metro Bus 821 2nd Const. Bus Shelter -7152
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR oc
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF February 27, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 3/9 8:00 p.m. CLYMER ouncil Chambers
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 3/2 4:30 p.m. PERRY
Thurs. , 3/2 7:30 p.m. Meet w/Liaison Committee of the
Planning Commission
COMMUNITY SERVICES ► Tues. , 2/28 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE + 3rd Floor Conference Rm. Regularly scheduled meeting
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 3/6 7:00 ! STREDICKE 6th door Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 3/6 i 7:00 p.m. TRIMM
TRANSPORTATION Mon. , 3/6 � CANCELLED SH I NPOCH
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OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
LEOFF BOARD i Sat. , 3/4 9:30 a.m. !� KEN PARKS 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
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DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
2/6/78 CURRENT FUND $101 ,763.94
PARKS & RECREATION 11 ,712.27
ARTERIAL STREETS 186.91
CITY STREETS 18,104.24
LIBRARY 13,988.78
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 1 ,900.04
ANTIRECESSION 1 ,240.62
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 160,140.97
STREET FORWARD THRUST 20.89
MAIN FIRE STA. CONSTR. 788.99
WATERWORKS UTILITY 29,534.97
AIRPORT 6,272.09
1975 W & S CONSTR. 60,786.39
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 5,576.33
FIREMAN'S PENSION 3#267.11
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of FEB. $4150284.54
2/15/78 CURRENT FUND $ 141 ,932.73
PARKS & RECREATION 19,206.10
CITY STREETS 17,561 .50
LIBRARY 8,853.43
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 40899.94
ANTIRECESSION 5,815.64
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,976.44
AIRPORT 2,267.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 20776.75
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of FEB. S 220 289.53
2/15/78 CURRENT FUND ANTIRECESSION FUND Correction to transfer $ 3,697.29
000/271 .00.00.00 198/271 .00.00.00 made 5/15/77
STREET FUND ANTIRECESSION FUND Correction to transfer $ 734. 19
103/271 .00.00.00 198/271 .00.00.00 made 5/15/77
5/78 ARTERIAL STREET FUND CITY STREET FUND Correction to transfer S 3,155.71
102/271 .00.00.00 103/271 .00.00.00 made 12/31/77
2/15/78 CUMULATIVE RESERVE /1894 CURRENT FUND Transfer per Resolution! $ 802.00
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
2/27/78 CURRENT FUND S 61 ,142.46
PARKS & RECREATION 11,556.10
ARTERIAL STREETS 3,732.13
CITY STREETS 32,059.07
LIBRARY 1,607.38
STREET FORWARD THRUST 35.78
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR, 250,188.47
WATERWORKS UTILITY 1120912.36
AIRPORT 13,388.12
1975 W b S CONSTR. 1,823.53
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 16,547.16
FIREMAN'S PENSION 9,804.59
CILAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of FEB. $289,797. 15
2/28/78 STREET FORWARD THRUST PARKS b RECREATION Per Resolution No.# 2160 S 360000.00
2/28/78 STREET FORWARD THRUST LIBRARY Per Resolution No J 2160 $ 19,000.00
2/28/78 CLAIMS FUND PAYROLL FUND To correct transfer error $220,289.53
801/201 .00.00.OG 802/201 .00.00.0¢7 made on Feb.21 for Feb.15
Payroll .
2/28/78 CURRENT FUND $144,968.05
PARKS b RECREA610N 18,451 .11
CITY STREETS 17,621 .28
LIBRARY 8,818.02
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 4,713.99
ANTIRECESSiON 5,635.78
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 17,224.36
AIRPORT 2,267.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of FEB. $222,249.59
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
March 6 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Provide report to Transportation Committee re cost of court appeal , reconsideration,
new road construction and long term maintenance - Monster Road closing
Given authority to act on appeal in the event corporations lead the way
Karinen letter re public use area
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
lo-- Open Space Application Victoria Park
MAYOR'S OFFICE
Planning Commission appointment
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Democratic Club letter re Medic I
Paramedic Contract
PARK BOARD
Old Earlington School demolition bids
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Proceed with LID 302
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Lind Ave. bids
Monster Road closing - report to Council within one week
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
LID #302 for ordinance
Meet with Personnel Director re retirement discrimination
"Slip" and "Wharf" Vacation
Ordinances on first reading 3/6/78:
J & F Rezone
Council Meetings and Order of Business
Kennydale Alley Vacation
Talbot Rd.S. Street Vacation
Commitment for funds for fire station
Monterey Terrace undergrounding - Res. #2170 adopted
Ordinance creating Board of Public Works
APPOINTMENTS
John Webley as Park Director effective 4/1/78
Donald Jacobson to the Board of Ethics
HEARINGS AND EVENTS
4/1/78 Management/Council Seminar, 9:30 a.m.
4/3/78 SR 167 Annexation - Springbrook Annexation
4/3/78 LID 311 Improvements Jones Ave. NE/NE 24th St
4/24/78 LID 309 Undergrounding Monterey Terrace
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
March 6 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS TRIMM, CHARLES SHANE, RICHARD
COUNCIL M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA SEYMOUR-THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILWOMAN BARBARA
Y. SHINPOCH. CARRIED.
MINUTE APPROVAL Corrections or additions to Council Minutes of February 27, 1978:
Page 8, Paragraph 2, Change Councilwoman Thorpe to Councilwoman
Shinpoch. Page 7, Para.5 Add: Councilman Clymer was excused from
Chambers and took no part in this matter. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE MINUTES OF 2/27/78 AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
Special Municipal Arts Commission Chairman Peggy Ziebarth introduced Suzanne
Presentation Woodruff, Chairman of the Renton Annual Arts Show who presented the
City, the 1977 Annual Art Show purchase prize "Fall in Saddle Mountain
Foothills" by Roberta MCord. Mrs. Ziebarth also presented to the
City the commissioned painting by Jackie Aspaas "View of the Renton
Library" in monotones, prints of which will be used as service awards;
new drawing planned for each ensuing year to be used for award purposes.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ACCEPT BOTH PICTURES FOR THE
CITY'S ART COLLECTION. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE Renton Democratic Club, Secretary, Lillian Plut, presented letter
COMMENTS requesting the City appropriate a portion of the budget for the
Valley Medic I and commended the City for favoring no patient charge.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
WNW
Park Director Park Board Member Nancy Mathews presented letter from the Renton
Appointment Park Board by Chairman Ron Reqis, appointing John Webley to position
of Park Director. The Board extended thanks to Ron Heiret for so
ably filling the position in the interim period. Appointment effec-
tive 4/1/78. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
RECOMMENDATION OF THE PARK BOARD. CARRIED.
RVTI Class Versie Vaupel introduced her students from the Renton Vocational
Technical Institute legal procedures class .
Objection to Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan S.E. , objected to the 2/27/78 Council action
Give Away of vacating Kennydale alley without charge to abutting property owners.
Monster Road Renton Chamber of Commerce, Manager, Kay Johnson, 300 Rainier Ave. N. ,
Crossing requested Council to take action regarding the Washington Utilities &
Transportation Commission decision and Railroads'action in the closing
of the Monster Road in the area of Black River Junction. Mr. Johnson
urged the City file appeal or protest or ask for a rehearing by the
Commission in effort to reopen Monster Road until adjustments are made
to the Grady Way Bridge for safe passage of vehicles underneath;
Johnson noted 10 day appeal period. Acting City Attorney Warren
explained several meetings to determine means of gaining access in the
Monster Road area and explained different possible actions , i .e. ,
Move for new hearing, ask reconsideration within 10 days) , appeal to
Superior Court (within 30 days) or option of improvement to roadway.
Johnson asked City 'intervention, as the railroads have 90 days before
bridge repairs must be commenced. Public Works Director Gonnason
reported the Administration has been proceeding with negotiations with
the railroads regarding this order; also reporting request for re-
placement of Grady Way bridge; explaining 47% of bridge in Tukwila
and 53% in Renton, certain repairs needed to eliminate 15 ton load
limit and advised repairs on Tukwila side. Gonnason reported in the
order the Commission handed down, it is the railroads ' responsibility
to maintain the substructure of the Grady Way bridge. Gonnason fur-
ther explained Consultants ' expense will be shared with railroad for
Renton City Council
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Audience Comment - Continued
determination of best way to proceed. Following further discussion,
Monster Road it was MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, THE ADMINISTRATION BE DIRECTED
Crossing TO PROVIDE REPORT TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE FOR REPORT BACK TO
COUNCIL WITHIN A WEEK RE COST OF COURT APPEAL, RECONSIDERATION, NEW
ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND LONG TERM MAINTENANCE OF THE NEW ROADWAY. It
was subsequently Moved by Shane and Seconded by Thorpe, Amend the
Motion to direct the City Attorney to request reconsideration by
this Friday, 3/10/78. Roll Call : 2-AYE: Trimm and Shane; 4-N0:
Clymer, Stredicke, Thorpe and Perry. Amendment Failed. MAIN MOTION
CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL GIVE AnMiNiSTRATION
AUTHORITY TO ACT ON APPEAL IN THE EVENT CORPORATIONS LEAD THE WAY.
CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
L. I.D. #302 posted and mailed as directed by law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
Lind Ave. SW public hearing to consider the preliminary assessment roll in
Revised the total amount of $2,406,371 .13 for construction of portion of
Lind Ave. SW lying between SW 16th St. and SW 43rd St. , also SW 34th
St. and SW 41st St. lying between Lind Ave. SW and East Valley Rd. ;
street improvement including grading, draining, curbs, gutters, side-
walks, street lights and underground utilities. Letter from Public
Works Director reported no protests had been received as of 5:00 p.m.
Public Works Director Gonnason,used wall maps and explained district;
that cost of original LID #302 for Lind Ave. SW from SW 16th to SW
43rd St. - $1 ,895,793.80; cost of SW 34th St. $212,545.32 and cost of
SW 41st St. $298.032.01, _ Gonnason explained that SW 34th and SW 41st
constituted LID #308 which had been denied because of single owner,
and that the LID's have now been combined,with the cost of SW 34th
and SW 41st St. being borne by Glacier Park with no impact on other
properties.
Continued Persons present: J. J. Gordon, Manager, Property Management, Glacier
Park, Seattle. explained SW 41st St. would alleviate traffic conges-
tion on Lind Ave. SW and SW 43rd will be developed through to Long-
- acres Parkway and will be of benefit to City and asked inclusion in
LID 302. Frank Jacobs,, 2001 Dayton Dr. SE, objected to inclusion
of streets in the LID as it would cost more. Howard Seelig , 13625
Main St. , Bellevue, objected to inclusion of Glacier Park property.
Gonnason advised City's share of LID costs for City .owned property
amount to $61 ,404.34. Following further discussion, it was MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL APPROVE THE LID AND
THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT (PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT) BE ADVISED TO
PROCEED. MOTION CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe requested her NO vote
be recorded. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER THE
LID TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
Recess and MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES.
Agenda Order CARRIED. Council recessed at. 9:40 p.m. and reconvened at 9:55 p.m.
Changed ROLL CALL: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHANE,. STREDICKE,_ THORPE AND PERRY. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND HOLD THE SCHEDULED
EXECUTIVE SESSION AS LAST ITEM BEFORE ADJOURNMENT. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Council President Clymer reported request from the Renton Management
Council-Mgmt Association that date of Seminar scheduled last week be changed from
Seminar 3/18/78 to 4/1/78, Saturday, 9:30 a.m. , Renton Sheraton Inn.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ACCEPT DATE CHANGE. CARRIED.
Ways & Means
Committee Report Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee report
Appointment recommending that the Planning Commission appointment of replacement
Reconsidered for Robert J. Kingen,who has resigned, be referred back to the Mayor's
Office for reconsideration. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER,—COUN-
CIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Board of Ethics The Ways and Means Committee report recommended concurrence in the
Appointment Mayor's appointment of Donald Jacobson to the Renton Board of Ethics
representing King County Labor Council , replacing Wayne Regnier.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN APPOINTMENT.
CARRIED.
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Old Business - Continued - Ways & Means Committee Report - Continued
Retirement Date The committee report recommended that the retirement date of Leatha
Extended Allison be extended for six months and that the subject matter be
held in committee to meet with the Personnel Director for review
of problems re age discrimination. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Paramedic The committee report recommended that the King County Emergency
Contract Services - Paramedic contract, be referred to the Public Safety
Committee. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION. Stredicke noted contract includes user fee which
Council had voted against. MOTION CARRIED.
Community Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented committee
Services report regarding Council referral of Quendall Terminals ' request
Co m ttee Report by Don Norman for vacation of special areas designated "slip" and
Lace Washington "wharf" on the Lake Washington Shoreline Plat adjacent to the Barbee
"Slip" and Mill site. The Committee reviewed the entire shoreline area and
"Wharf" Area noted additional "slip" and "wharf" site to the north and concluded
Vacation these sites are in conflict with the City' s Comprehensive Plan, the
Request Shoreline Master Program, the Lake Washington Regional Shoreline
Approved Master Program and the residentialirecreational uses of the Lake
Washington shoreline. The Committee recommendedthe Council concur
in the request and initiate proper resolution to be forwarded to State
Commissioner of Public Lands and the State Department of Natural
Resources; also requesting that bed lease log storage be discontinued
being in conflict with recreational use of lake, particularly boating
and boat launching in area. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE COUNCIL
..CONCUR AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Councilwoman Thorpe noted
the request is only for area that affects e City, that the designa-
tions be removed so that the Port of Seattle may not come in and
develop deep water port. CARRIED.
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report recommending adoption of the Park Comprehensive Plan and revi-
Committee Report sions recommended at the Council ' s public hearing, such as addition
Comprehensive of: Cedar River Trail ; Cedar River Center Park/Senior Center; Wet-
Plan for Parks lands; Addenda that includes adjacent King County Parks; Revised
Six-Year Plan ranking of acquisition priorities (Seattle Light property); and
Update added inventory list of School Facilities and King County Parks.
Approved MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
AND ADOPT THE PARK COMPREHENSIVE PLAN AS REVISED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL INCLUDE DANCING AS ACTIVITY AT THE SENIOR
CITIZEN CENTER. (E-7 of Revision) . CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, AMEND MOTION TO INCLUDE DIVISION OF NUMBER OF BASKET-
BALL COURTS FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE COURTS. CARRIED. Moved by Shane,
Second Stredicke, eliminate Cedar River Trail System (E-6) . Amendment
Failed. MOTION AS AMENDED, CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe noted for
the record a commendation to the Park Board for job well done. on plana
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending first, second and final readings of an ordinance
rdinance #3198 establishing Senior Center Construction Fund 'and appropriating such
Senior Center funds in the amount of $900,000 from the proceeds of sale of Senior
Fund and Citizens' Center Limited General Obligation Bonds. Following read-
Appropriation ing, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, ORDINANCE BE ADVANCED TO SECOND
AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER, ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER,
TRIMM, STREDICKE, THORPE, PERRY; ONE-NO: SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3199 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Condemnation of ordinance condemning the C. A. Parker property in conjunction with
Property for establishing and maintaining wetland areas and a trail system within
Cedar River the City. (First reading 2/27/78) Following reading, it was MOVED BY
Wetlands/Trail STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued - Ways and Means Committee Report - Continued
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of the following
J & F Rezone ordinances: An ordinance was read rezoning property from G to SR-1
located between Union Ave. NE and 138th SE directly north of SE 2nd
Place. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE
BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance was read relating to the order of business of the
Council Meetings City Council meetings and the standing committees of the Council .
""w & Order of MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO
Business THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance was read vacating alleyway in Block 18. C.D. Hillman's
Alley Vacation Garden of Eden, Kennydale area; east of Burnett Ave. N. extended.
(Brown/Strand) MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance was read vacating a portion of Talbot Road South and
Street Vacation 100th Ave. SE(H.H. Beerman Rd. ) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER,
Talbot Rd. S. COUNCIL REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Resolution #2169 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading and adoption
Annexation of the following resolutions: A resolution was read setting public
SR 167 hearing 4/3/78 re annexation of portion of SR 167 south of SW 43rd St.
in conjunction with the Springbrook Annexation. MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2170 A resolution was read establishing a public hearing 4/24/78 re
LID 309 Uti ,ty Monterey Terrace undergrounding and creating Local Improvement
Undergrounding District #309. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, ADOPT THE RESO-
Monterey Terrace LUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution , e A resolution
... LID 3was read declaring intent to construct curbing, side-
Improvements
etc.walks, driveways, etc. in portion of Jones Ave. N.E. at N.E. 24th
Improvv ements
Jones Ave. NE St. and to create LID #311 , establishing public hearing 4/3/78.
Resolution #2172 A resolution was read transferring funds in amount of $56,057
Fund Transfer for the payment of new fire apparatus. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Fire Apparatus PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Commitment of Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke explained need for
Funds for confirmation by Council that the City is committed to provide funds
Fire Station for completion of the fire station project over and above the amount
of the EDA Grant, confirmation being required by EDA. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items have been distributed to all members of the
Council , are considered routine and are enacted by one motion without
separate discussion unless so requested by the Council . (Adopting
motion follows Consent Agenda items) :
Bid Opening City Clerk's tabulation for 2/28/78 bid opening Lind Ave. grading and
Lind Ave. earthwork LID #302, two bids received. See attached tabulation.
Refer to Transportation Committee.
Bid Opening City Clerk' s tabulation reported 3/1/78 bid opening for demolition
Earlington of the old Earlington School , four bids received. See attached tabu-
School lation. Refer to the Park Board to report back.
Monterey Terrace Petition bearing 48 signatures was filed for undergrounding in the
Undergrounding Monterey Terrace area. Letter from the Public Works Department vali-
dated the petition, 70% or 47 of the 67 property owners favor the
proposed LID. (See earlier Resolution #2170 adopted. ) Refer to the
Ways and Means Committee.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Victoria Park Letter from Planning Director Ericksen presented Open Space application
Open Space No. OSC-108-77 submitted by the Victoria Park Homeowner' s Association
Renton City Council
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Correspondence and Current Business - Continued
Open Space to King County. The letter explained the application request for
Application current use taxation status for certain greenbelt/open space areas
Continued within the existing Victoria Park Subdivision, being owned by the
(OSC-108-77) Victoria Park Homeowner's Association. Ericksen's letter explained
state law requires the application be reviewed and acted upon by
a joint committee of three City Council persons and three County
Council persons. The letter further stated the Planning Department
concurred in the City Attorney's opinion that the subject application
is not an appropriate open space request and should be denied.
Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. S. , Renton, used a wall map and
explained areas for which open space status was requested: Children's
Park and greenbelt, both classed as recreational ; three path areas
providing access to Talbot Hill Elementary School , the greenbelt and
City park. Mr. Stremick explained no fences or restrictions and
area open; explaining City Park Comprehensive Plan description of
private open spaces in the Talbot area. Stremick asked that the
Council grant the open space classification. MOVED BY PERRY, SECONDED
BY SHANE, COUNCIL REFER THE REQUEST TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMIT-
TEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Appeal Withdrawn Letter from James C. and Charmaine C. Baker, 3713 Meadow Ave. N. ,
re SP 078-77 and Robert L. and Joan L. Moffatt, 3709 Meadow Ave. N. , withdrew
Examiner' s appeal of Hear Examiner's decision of 10/5/77 regarding the Ernest
Reconsideration Coleman Short Plat 078-77, on the condition that the reconsideration
decision by the Hearing Examiner (1/25/78) be upheld by the City
Council . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
REQUEST AND GRANT REFUND OF THE $25 FILING FEE. CARRIED.
Public Use Areas Letter from Kenneth and Helga Karinen, 2705 NE 6th Place, requested
Renton Highlands clean up of the Public Use Area located in Block 19, Lot 2, Renton
Highlands, suggesting either clean up by the City or adjacent prop-
erty owners. The letter noted hazardous conditions to small children
warrant immediate action. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, REFER
THE MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Stredicke called attention to State Highway Department
State Hwy. Dept. meeting (see schedule) , requesting the State be advised to reverse
Re I-405 priorities and give first consideration to I-405 from No. 30th to
Tukwila. Mayor Delaurenti advised he plans attendance at meeting.
Meeting Extended The scheduled closing time of 11 :00 p.m. having arrived, it was MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECUNDED THORPE, COUNCIL CONTINUE MEETING. CARRIED.
S. 7th Street Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke re S. 7th St. at Grady Way, Pub-
at Grady Way lic Works Director Gonnason advised street closure due to building
Opened project by Milmanco, that only 30 ft. right-of-way exists, that with
the opening of the Talbot Road Extension that portion of S. 7th needed
for local access only. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, STREET BE
OPENED. CARRIED.
Board of MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, THE ORDINANCE CREATING THE BOARD OF
Public Works PUBLIC WORKS BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW
AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION RE
LAND ACQUISITION. CARRIED. Council went into Executive Session at
11 :20 p.m. and ended the session at 11 :30. Roll Call : All Council
Members present as previously shown.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED. 11 :30 p.m.
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Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK March 6, 1978
BID OPENING
DEMOLITION OF OLD EARLINGTON SCHOOL
March 1 , 1978
Contractor BB AA Base Bid Alternate Bid
EEO W/O ST W/O ST Time
Center Dozing, Inc. X X $7,500.00 $6,500.00 10 days
-- 2117 S.W. 114th X
Seattle, WA 98146
Iconco X X $6,000.00 $8,380.00 30 days
800 S. Kenyon St. X
Seattle, WA 98108
Meridian Excavating & Wrecking X X $6,800.00 $11 ,800.00 15 days
911 North 141st CC X
Seattle, WA 98133
R. W. Rhine, Inc. X X $7,800.00 No Bid 10 days
1124 E. 112th St. X
Tacoma, WA 98445
Base Bid: Demolish the Old Earlington School retaining all salvageable material for
disposal at the contractor's discretion.
Alternate Bid: Demolish the Old Earlington School disposing of all salvageable materials
with the exception of the brick which will be piled in a uniform pile on the
site for the future use of the owner.
OFFICE OF TH-E CITY CLERK March 6 1978
BID TABULATON SHEET
PROJ ECT : d Ave. - LID 302 Grading & Earthwork
DATE . February 28, 1978 Eng. Estimate—$810, 000. 00
81DDER $B E E'SIC)
Scarsella Bros. , Inc. IXi .X Sched. I $661, 123 . 00
Box
Seattle Wa 98188
ISched. II $545, 443 . 00
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M. A. Se ale, Inc. XIX Sched. I $770, 99Q. 20
P.O. Box 88050
Sched. II $607, 813 .20
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF March 6, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 3/9 1 8:00 p.m. CLYMER
i Council Chambers 1 . Use of Consultants
2. Water Quality Management
3. SUA Report on City Shops
by Community Services Comm.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 3/9 ( 4:30 p.m I PERRY
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COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 3/7 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR- THORPE 3rd Floor Conference Roo
WAYS AND MEANS I Mon. , 3/13 ` 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE� 6th Fl r. Conference Rm.
I
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PUBLIC SAFETY TRIMM
TRANSPORTATION , I i SHINPOCH
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UTILITIES Thurs. , 3/9 7:00 p.m. I SHANE I Garbage Rate
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OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS i
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER i !
CONSTRUCTION Wed . , 3/8 4 : 30 p . . CLYMER 4th Fl r. Conference Rm.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT Tues. , 3/7 7:30 p.m. Renton High School Re: I-405 Improvements
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
March 6, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5768 $ 5 , 000 Dale Quackenbuch 1626 Lk Youngs Add to Res .
um 5769 15, 000 Gary Hell 608 Langston Add to Res.
5770 90, 000 Wilbert Schrum 306 Seneca Const. Res.
5771 no fee Gary Merlino 2600 E. Valley Land Fill
5772 no fee Gary Merlino 3000 E. Valley Ext, of Permit B5378
5773 1, 000 Southland Co. 1520 Duvall Const . Storage Shed
5774 500 James Little 955 Anacortes Panel Rec-Room
5775 VOID
5776 4, 200 Darrel Witzel 1802 Kirkland Const. Swim. Pool
5777 2, 400 Roger Knutson 2548 16th Const . Garage
5778 1 , 000, 000 Loveless/Powell 4613 Sunset Const . Retail Stores
5779 37 , 610 Chas . Henderson 1922 Beacon Const. Res .
5780 37 , 610 Chas . Henderson 1928 Beacon Const . Res.
5781 37 , 610 Chas. Henderson 1931 Beacon Const . Res .
5782 37 , 610 Chas . Henderson 1940 Beacon Const . Res.
5783 31, 458 Chas . Henderson 1912 Lk. Youngs Const . Res ,
5784 34 , 000 Chas. Henderson 1831 Ferndale Const. Res.
5785 34 , 000 Chas. Henderson 1916 Beacon Const . Res .
5786 31, 458 Chas, Henderson 1608 Glenwood Const. Res.
5787 31, 878 Chas . Henderson 1612 Glenwood Const , Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
Nun
1359 Percy Welsh Harrington & 21st Inst. Curbs
1360 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton Con. Side Sewer
1361 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton Con. Side Sewer
1362 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1363 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1364 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd Con, Side Sewer
1365 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1366 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1367 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1368 Hillis Homes 4624 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1369 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1370 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1371 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1372 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1373 Hillis Homes 4616 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1374 Hillis Homes 4510 22nd Con. Side Sewer
1375 Hillis Homes 2218 Bremerton Con, Side Sewer
1376 Hillis Homes 2209 Union Con. Side Sewer
1377 Hillis Homes 2205 Union Con. Side Sewer
1378 Van Dahl 3700 W. Valley Con. San, Sewer
1379 Jack Clay 1012 High Con, San. Sewer
1380 McGrath Homes 24th of Union Street Break
1381 John Clay 1012 High Con. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6988 800 Scott McBee 2308 28th Wire Res .
6989 873 Chas. Henderson 2620 16th Wire Res .
6990 5, 000 S.C.S. 1615 Puget Wire Condo,
6991 650 Billy Jones 2311 27th Wire Res.
170 ELECTRICAL PERMITS Cont. . .
6992 100 Jack-in-the-box 439 Rainier Change Elect. Conduit
6993 75 Merrill Davis 201 Union Inst . Outlet
6994 50 Citation Const. 2709 Talbot Inst. Temp. Service
6995 50 Sunup Const. Logan & Cedar Inst . Temp. Service
6996 50 M & P Const. 3908 Meadow Inst. Temp. Service
6997 50 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Inst. Temp. Service
6998 50 McNeill Const. 3150 Sunset Inst. Temp. Service
6999 2 , 600 Al Ray 3300 Lk Wash Wire (2) duplexes
7000 100 Stanley Nelson 1921 Edmonds Wire Addition
7001 25 June Coulter 201 Union Wire Storage Shed
7002 150 Golden Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7003 50 Chas. Gramps 261 Stevens Inst . Temp. Service
7004 1, 000 R. L. Undsderfer 411 Cedar Wire Res .
7005 1, 000 Luxury Homes 1103 29th Wire Res .
7006 1, 000 Luxury Homes 1.105 29th Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5983 193 MicHael Haverly 505 Windsor Inst . Elect . Furn.
5984 1, 000 Parkwood Homes 1913 22nd Inst. Furnace
5985 1, 100 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Inst . Furnace
5986 1, 000 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton Inst. Furnace
5987 1 , 000 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton Inst. Furnace
5988 1, 000 Hillis Homes 4517 22nd Inst . Furnace
5989 1, 000 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd Inst. Furnace
5990 1, 000 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd Inst . Furnace
5991 5 , 000 Payless Drugs 705 Rainier Inst . Fix.
5992 18, 000 SCS Holding 437 Williams Inst . Fix.
5993 1, 618 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Inst. Fix.
5994 1, 623 Parkwood Homes 2107 Jones Inst . Fix.
5995 732 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Inst . Furnace
SIGN PERMITS nmo
627 500 Torero, Inc 811 3rd Inst . Wall Sign
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
March 13 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Emergency Medical Services Contract authorizing Mayor & City Clerk to sign
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Water Quality Management
Interlocal Agreement for Green River Valley
Garbage Recycling
CITY ATTORNEY AND*INSURANCE CARRIER
Summons and Complaint Lois J. Farris
*Claims for Damages: Lois J. Farris and Pacific Northwest Bell
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Interlocal Agreement Green River Valley
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign 1978 RAYS Agreement
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Advertising on Doors
Services of Medic I , Aid Car and Ambulances
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Monster Road Closing
Letter re barricading of S. Second St.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Hiring of Consultants
Ordinance regulating tree removal
�- Street Break Bond Ordinance (First reading 3/13/78)
Update of Building Code Ordinances
Kohl Excavating Rezone 114-77
Change of traffic pattern S. 2nd between Mill S and Main S.
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Regular Meeting
March 13, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. ..r
COUNCIL STREDICKE AND GEORGE J. PERRY. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBERS DELAYED IN MEETING. CARRIED.
Councilwoman Patricia M. Seymour-Thorpe and Councilman Thomas
Trimm arrived at 8:07 p.m. and Councilman Charles Shane arrived
at 8:20 p.m.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN,
STAFF Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; TED
BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works
Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BUFF, Police Rep. ;
DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF
MARCH 6, 1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Commitee of Whole Council President Clymer presented Committee of the Whole report
Report that recommended the subject matter of the policy for hiring con-
Policy of Hiring sultants be referred to the Ways and Means Committee. MOVED BY
of Consultants PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT AND REFER MATTER TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Water Quality The Committee of the Whole report concurred in the recommendation
Management of Metro and referred the matter to the Ways and Means Committee
for the proper ordinance. Moved by Perry, Second Shinpoch, concur
in committee report. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, SUBSTITUTE
MOTION CONCUR IN METRO'S REQUEST AND REFER TO THE COMMUNITY
SERVICES COMMITTEE TO REVIEW WITH STAFF AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
SUA Report on The Committee of the Whole report concerning SUA (Consulting Service)
City Shops report on the City Shops (relocation) was presented by the Community
Services Committee and no action required.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry Submitted com-
Development mittee report presenting proposed ordinance on land clearing for
Committee Report referral to the Ways and Means Committee for review and presen-
Land Clearing tation ( copies to all Council Members The report noted that the
Ordinance Regulates ordinance protects conifers (evergreens that have a minimum trunk
Tree Removal diameter of 4 inches at 3 ft above ground level in undeveloped
areas or on single family residential lots of over 15,000 sq. ft.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
H-1 Bulk Storage The report noted the Planning and Development Committee is working
Ordinance on the H-1 Bulk Storage Ordinance, meeting with members of the
industry and will have a recommendation for Council in the near
future. (Informational - no action needed)
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented report recom-
Committee Report mending extension of the existing agreement with Peoples Bank for ...
anking Services banking services for one additional year in accordance with the
contract. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COM-
MITTEE RECOMMENDATION AND EXTEND BANKING. CARRIED.
Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee report recommended approval of Vouchers
No. 17252 through No. 17433 in the amount of $452,738.74 having
received departmental certification that merchandise and/or services
have been received or rendered. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. Machine voids: #17247
through 417251.
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Old Business - Continued
Monster Road Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch requested Public
Closing Works Director Gonnason present his preliminary report on the
Monster Road closure and alternative roadway patterns. The letter
noted three alternative routes to resolve the local circulation
problems and provide adequate facilities for large trucks: Route #1
is present alignment with modifications to curvature allowing for
passage of large trucks and requires modifications to the Grady
Way bridge substructure; Route #2 is located immediately to the
north of SW Grady Way and connects Longacres Drive with SW 16th
St. with no modifications required to the Grady Way bridge;
Route #3 is most northerly of routes and connects Monster Road SW
with Longacres Drive. The letter noted requirment of traffic signal
at SW Grady Way and Longacres Drive due to additional truck traffic
in the area generated by closure of the Monster Road crossing.
The letter listed fourth alternative of interim relocation of SW
16th undercrossing of the Grady Way bridge by moving roadway por-
tions one bent easterly and re-routing roadway around existing
support bents on the bridge; noting this would conflict with the
Longacres traffic during racing season, as would Routes #1 and #2.
The letter listed Route #3 as preferred alternative being the least
circuitous for re-routed truck traffic and as it would substantially
remove traffic from conflict with the Longacres traffic. Costs
were listed which included construction, right-of-way and signals :
Route #1 $208,000 (plus $100,000 modification to SW Grady Way
bridge) ; Route #2 $178,000; Route #3 $241 ,000. The letter recom-
mended negotiations with the railroad continue and that the fourth
alternative be pursued as interim solution for movement of heavy
trucks and that Route #3 be pursued as permanent facility.
Continued On inquiry, Attorney Warren noted cost of appeal would be much less
expensive than Routes explained; advising two alternatives legally:
Appeal or City and Railroads agree on re-routing of traffic which
the Washington Transportation and Utility Commission would approve.
The Public Works Director used wall map to explain alternatives.
Following discussion, it was Moved by Perry, Second Shinpoch, Coun-
cil authorize the Public Works Director to proceed with Route #3
as the City' s choice and ask the Railroad to fund project; and
if the funding is not fully made by the Railroad then the Director
be authorized to work with affected business in the area to create
an LID. Following further discussion, SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE,
SECOND BY TRIMM, THE MATTER OF THE MONSTER ROAD CLOSING BE REFERRED
TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND REPORT BACK, RECOG-
NIZING APPEAL PERIOD TIME LIMIT. CARRIED.
Utility Committee Utilities Committee Chairman Shane reported study of garbage rates
Garbage Rates and claimed overcharging of garbage collection fees at the rate
of $120,000 per year or 85� per month per household. Deputy Fin-
ance Director Bennett explained rate differential to the City for
billing, collection and other services performed by the City for
the contractor as approved by adoption of the City budget.
Moved by Shane, Second Stredicke, that the City handle garbage
collection at cost and not at a profit. Motion Failed.
Public Safety The Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending approval of the Emergency Medical Services
Emergency Medical Contract with changes : Valley General Provider Group be changed
Services to Valley General Hospital District; XII .A and XII .B Deleted,
reference to user fees deleted. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Moved by Trimm, Second Thorpe, Council concur in committee report.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER THE CONTRACT TO THE
ADMINISTRATION WITH AUTHORITY THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY CLERK SIGN
UPON APPR0_VTL_OF CITY ATTORNEY. SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings of the following
Ordinance #3200 ordinances (First reading 3/6/78) : An ordinance was read rezoningg
J & F Rezone property from G to SR-1 located between Union Ave. SE and SE 2nd P1 .
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued - Ways & Means Committee Report - Continued
Ordinadce #3200 MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE
J & F Rezone AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3201 An Ordinance was read vacating a portion of Talbot Rd.S. and
Talbot Rd.S. 100th Ave. SE (H. H. Beerman Rd. ) lying southerly of SR #405
Street Vacation and west of State Hwy #5-C and northeasterly of Puget Drive.
Following readings, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
CARRIED. (Vacation fees collected: $25,900. )
Ordinance #3202 The committee report recommended first, second and final readings
LID 302 of an ordinance ordering construction and installation of street
Street Improvements improvements on Lind Ave. SW between SW 16th St. and SW 43rd
Lind SW and along with SW 41st St. and SW 34th St. between Lind SW and East
SW 41st and Valley Rd. and creating LID 302. Following first reading, MOVED
SW 34th BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, SUSPEND RULES AND PLACE ORDINANCE
Ordering ON SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED
Construction BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: 6-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE,
PERRY; ONE-NO: THORPE (who noted for the record she does not believe
this LID to be consistent with State law) . MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3203 The committee report recommended second and final readings of an
Alley Vacation ordinance on first reading 3/6/78 vacating an alley within Block
Kennydale 18, C. D. Hillman' s Lake Washington Garden of Eden, Dvn. l , Kennydale
(Brown/Strand) area, lying between Burnett N. and Park N. extended. Following
readings , it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3204 The committee report recommended first reading for an ordinance
Vacation of Portion vacating a portion of SW Harris Place located between Rainier Ave. now
S.W. Harris Place and Hardie St. SW; vacation fees of $22,865 having been paid by
to Width of 23' the abutting property owners. Following reading, MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE THE
ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following read-
ings, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDI-
NANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHANE AND
STREDICKE; 3-N0: SHINPOCH, THORPE AND PERRY. MOTION CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
Street Break Bond amending bond requirements for street excavation. Following the
Ordinance reading, it was Moved by Stredicke, Second Shinpoch, place ordinance
on second and final readings . SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY CLYMER, SECOND
SHANE, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2173 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resoiu-
Vacation of tion requesting the Commissioner of Public Lands, State of Washing-
"Slip" and "Wharf" ton and Department of Natural Resources to vacate areas designated
Lake Washington "slip" and "wharf" on the Lake Washington Shoreline Plat (two loca-
tions) and also to discontinue bed lease log storage along the
Lake Washington shoreline, being in conflict with recreational/resi-
dential use. MOVED STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
RESOLUTION AS PRESENTED AND READ. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items have been distributed to all members of the
Council , are considered routine and are enacted by one motion with-
out separate discussion unless requested. Adopting motion follows
the Consent Agenda items :
Updating of Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requesting update of
Building Code eight ordinances in regarding to the Building Code by adoption of
latest 1976 or 1978 Edition to the Uniform Building Code, National
Electrical Code, Uniform Mechanical Code, Uniform Swimming Pool Code,
Uniform Plumbing Code, Uniform Housing Code, repealing Private Swim-
ming Pool Code and Fallout Shelters Code. Refer to the Ways and
Means Committee.
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Interlocal Letter from Mayor Delaurenti presented a proposed interlocal
Agreement agreement between King County, Cities of Auburn, Kent, Renton and
Green River Tukwila regarding the Green River Valley, along with Executive
Summary of the Green River Interim Policy and Regulatory Plan and
Basin Wide Management Program. The letter outlined the history and
background of various actions to date. The letter recommended
referral to the Committee of the Whole and to the Community Ser-
vices Committee in order to expedite consideration of the proposed
agreement and program. Council concur.
Summons and Summons and Complaint No. 841875 filed by Lois Joan Farris vs.
Complaint City of Renton and The Boeing Company with the Superior Court of
Lois J. Farris for personal injuries from fall when walking from Building 476 at
the Boeing plant approximately 300 ft. west of Logan N. The
complaint claimed negligence. Refer to City Attorney.
Claims for Claim for Damages was filed in amount of $100,000 by Lois Joan
Damages Farrish, 30664 Second S. , Federal Way, for personal injuries in
fall on her right elbow, alleging failure of the City to maintain
Lois J. Farris streets. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Pacif NW Bell Claim for Damages was filed in amount of $114. 12 by Pacific North-
west Bell Telephone Co. as cost to repair buried cable at 1244
Benson Hwy. alleging damage by backhoe on 1/19/78. Refer to City
Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared March 12 to 19, 1978 as
International Demolay Week.
SW Harris Place Letter from City Clerk Mead reported all fees have been collected
Vacation of Portion from abuttinq property owners on the SW Harris Place vacationin
of Street the sum of $22,865. The letter recommended referral of the ordinance
to the Ways and Means Committee for reading and adoption and
to be recorded with King County for tax roll distribution and con-
veyance to abutting owners. Council concur. (See Ord. #3204)
Kohl Excavating Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended rezone from G to
Rezone 114-77 R-1 (R-2 had been requested) for property located between 80th S.
and SW 3rd Pl . north of SW Sunset Blvd. No appeal filed. Refer
to Ways and Means Committee for ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
Approval AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Traffic Pattern Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason explained the existing
Change for one-way westbound traffic flow on S. 2nd St. between Mill Ave. S.
One Block of and Main Ave. S. will require a change to standard two-way opera-
South Second St. tion to allow adequate egress/ingress at the new fire station loca-
at New Fire tion, noting need for change in City Code Section 10-201 . MOVED
Station Location BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATIOf4
OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COM-
MITTEE. CARRIED.
Unwanted Letter from Karol Durham, 351 Vuemont Place NE, asked the City to
Advertising pass an ordinance prohibiting the placing of advertising materials
on residential doors. The letter explained no opposition to local
merchants nor to advertising, but opposed the placement of materials
as invitation to burglars. The lEtter explained attempts to keep
materials from being delivered and police departments instructions
to have services discontinued when on vacation. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND CLYMER, REFER REQUEST TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. THE
MOTION CARRIED.
Demolition Letter from Acting Park Director Heiret requested Council concur-
Bid Award rence in the recommendation of the Park Board for acceptance of
low alternate bid of Center Dozing, Inc. in the amount of $6,500
for demolition of the old Earlington School ; City to retain bricks
and materials. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
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Correspondence and Current Business
Earlington Park RECOMMENDATION OF THE PARK BOARD AND ACCEPT BID OF CENTER DOZING.
Building Demolished Councilman Stredicke requested the record indicate that consultants
Continued were hired for both the Comprehensive Plan of City Parks (See 3/6/78
Page 3, Para. 4, Council acceptance) and the Earlington Park plan.
MOTION CARRIED.
1978 RAYS Agreement Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested authorization for
the Mayor and City Clerk to execute Addendum #3 of CAG 031-75 for
the 1978 Renton Area Youth Services contract agreement. The letter
explained $5,000 allocation in the 1978 budget. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Shane presented letter from the Renton Eagles Aerie #1722
Barricading of George Boode, Secretary, requested another alternative to the
S. Second St. barricading of S. 2nd St. to curtail the "Renton Loopers" on
Friday and Saturday nites , noting severe damage to Club business.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER REQUEST TO THE
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Utility Councilman Shane inquired re City' s contract for computer services
Committee with Valley Communication Center, asking the City investigate the
Shane Inquiries contracting out of the City's computer needs; also, ordinances allow-
ing dictate of paint color and type of vegetation. Councilman Shane
requested experimental program for garbage recycling by dividing
of papers, cans, glass etc. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL REFER THE SUBJECT OF GARBAGE RECYCLING TO THE COMMUNITY
SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR STUDY. CARRIED. Councilman Shane a Utility
Committee meeting open for public comment regarding garbage rates
Wed. 3/15/78. NNW
I-405 - NE 30th Councilman Stredicke presented letter he had sent to State Senator
Overpass A. N. Shinpoch requesting legislation for improvements to the
Reported N. E. 30th St. overpass on I-405. The letter outlined history of
Dangerous events and requested direct appropriation and immediate solutions.
Copies were sent to the Kennydale Elementary School Principal ,
as well as State Representatives Garrett and Bagnariol and to the
State Dpt of Transportation. Upon inquiry, Public Works Director
noted City cannot extend curbing into intersection as they are the
State' s responsibility. Councilman Stredicke noted attendan'ce at
recent meeting re I-405 and State' s interest in the section from
May Creek to Kirkland rather than from May Creek to Southcenter.
Services of Following discussion of Medic I , City' s Aid Car and local ambulance,
Medic I , Aid Car it was Moved by Stredicke, second Perry, the Administration report
and Ambulances back to Council next Monday regarding charges and service. SUBSTI-
TUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE SUBJECT TO
THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Frank Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Rd. S. , noted experience with Tukwila
aid car and procedure of transporting to hospital costing over $50.
Executive Session MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION
AS REQUESTED BY COUNCIL PRESIDENT FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING
WAGE NEGOTIATIONS. CARRIED. 10:30 p.m. Executive Session ended
at 11 :23 p.m. ROLL CALL: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE,
ADJOURNMENT THORPE AND PERRY. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, MEETING ADJOURN.
11 :25 p.m. CARRIED.
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MARCH 13 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs . CANCELLED PERRY
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COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues . 3/21 4 : 30 p. m. SEYMOUR-THORPE j 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. Regular Meeting
3/28 I Architect re Senior Center
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon . 3/20 7 : 00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon . 3/20 7 : 00 p .m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION Tues . 3/14 Noon i SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
March 6 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5757 $ 3,600 Stan Nelson 1921 Edmonds Const. Add, to House
5758 5,300 Erik Bachman 3205 4th Inst. Spray Booth
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5759 4,000 Horst Preuss 126 Wells Const. Upstairs
5760 45,000 Mobil Oil Co. 3001 E. Valley Inst. Vapor Facilities
5761 290,000 Mobil Oil Co. 3001 E. Valley Inst. Barrel Tank
5762 1,700 Jack Greene 2812 12th Const. 2 Carports
5763 3,000 Erik Backman 3205 4th Const. Founation
5764 500 Rich Langan 1910 Jones C. Const. Add. to Res.
5765 no fee Rich Guerrero 501 Langston Demolish Res.
5766 2,000 G. Goranson 623 27th Add Garage
5767 32,000 Brown/Strand Homes 806 31st Const. Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1346 David Tsao 1801 Kennewick Conn. San. Sewer
1347 Luxury Homes 1103 29th Con. Side Sewer
1348 Luxury Homes 1105 29th Con. Side Sewer
1349 Investment West 519 Shattuck Con. Side Sewer
1350 Chas. Henderson 1729 Ferndale Const. Drvy. Wy Approach
1351 John Zirckel 466 Seneca Const. "
1352 Chas. Henderson 2614 16th Con. San. Sewer
1353 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Con. San. Sewer
1354 Chas. Henderson 1812 18th C. Con. San. Sewer
1355 Chas. Henderson 1801 Ferndale Con. San. Sewer
1356 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th C. Con. San. Sewer
1357 Rieniga Corp. 3208 Sunset Replace Sidewalk
1358 S.C.S. Holding 1615 Puget Storm Sewer
P ELECTRICAL PERMITS
6982 160 Mr. Nelson 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
6983 160 Daviels 201 Union Wire Mobile Home
6984 400 Mrs. Larson 3334 6th Inst. Circuits
6985 50 Wilbert Schrum 305 Seneca Inst. Temp. Service
6986 1,800 Guy Lambiaso 1913 Roll. Hills Wire Res.
6987 850 Mr. Thanedar 1707 14th Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5965 800 Chas. Henderson 2620 16th Inst. Gas Furnace
j 5966 1,000 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Inst. Furnace
I 5967 1,000 Parkwood Homes 1814 21st Inst. Furnace
5968 1,618 Parkwood Homes 2101 Jones Inst. Fix.
5969 1,720 Parkwood Homes 2100 Jones Inst. Fix.
5970 12,000 Tom Cooke 620 7th Inst. Fix.
5971 1,500 Solar. Co. 411 Cedar Inst. Fix.
5972 5,000 Renton Center 3154 Sunset Inst. Fix.
5973 2,400 Bill Dunn 3429 Lincoln Inst. Fix.
51474 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Inst. Fix.
5975 1,800 Parkwood Homes 2215 Lincoln Inst. Fix.
5976 4,000 Dean Bitney 201 Union Inst. Gas Furnaces
5977 2,000 McGrath Devel. 2320 Union Inst. Fix.
5978 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Inst. Fix.
5979 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Inst. Fix.
5980 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Inst. Fix.
5981 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Inst. Fix.
5982 2,000 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Inst. Fix.
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
March 13, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5792 $ 715,774 City of Renton 1111 2nd Const. Fire Station
5793 3,000 Bob Halsen 1718 Talbot Const. Rec. Room
5794 4,000 Harold Deacy 407 Whitworth Add to Res.
5795 1,000 A. N. Shinpoch 361 Maple Add to Carport
5796 300 Tom Reagan 3312 Lk. Wash. Const. Sun deck
5797 55,000 Rudy Zaputil 1839 18th Const. Res.
5798 2,000 Kim Larsen 3912 7th Const. Garage
5799 115,000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Const. Store
C;Rnn 5 ann Sam Rose 867 Anancortes Const. Work Shop
180 CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1382 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport Con. Sewer
1383 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport Con. Sewer
1384 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport Con. Sewer
1385 Hillis Homes 1014 Newport Con. Sewer
1386 Hillis Homes 1018 Newport Con. Sewer
1387 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport Con. Sewer
1388 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport Con. Sewer
1389 Hillis Homes 1030 Newport Con. Sewer
1390 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport Con. Sewer
1391 Hillis Homes 1033 Newport Con. Sewer
1392 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport Con. Sewer
1393 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport Con. Sewer
1394 Hillis Homes 1005 Newport Con. Sewer
1395 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport Con. Sewer
1396 John Smith N.E. 12 Con. Sewer
1397 Mike Shane 3908 Meadow Con. Sewer
1398 Parkwood Homes 221.5 Lincoln Con. Sewer
1399 Parkwood Homes 2203 Jones Con. Sewer
1400 S.C.S. Holding 1615 Puget Con. Sewer
1401 S.C.S. Holding 1615 Puget Con. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7007 800 S & Z Const. 1731 Lake Wire Res.
7008 800 S & Z Const. 1737 Lake Wire Res.
7009 160 Barilleaux 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7010 350 Angelo Calabrese 1209 Kirkland Wire Fixtures
7011 837 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Wire Res.
7012 160 Warner Baunach 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7013 160 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7014 160 Dorothy Ingold 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7015 160 Mr. Rogers 201 Union "
7016 150 A-1 201 Union "
7017 500 James Felter 105 Wells Inst. 200 AMP
7018 250 John Newell 321 Wells Move Outlets
7019 1,000 Parkwood Hones 2203 Jones Wire Res.
7020 942 Parkwood Homes 2209 Lincoln Wire Res.
7021 980 Parkwood Homes 2215 Lincoln Wire Res.
7022 1, 775 Bill Luker 1801 Kennewick Wire Res.
7023 900 Mr. Littlefield 109 I.ogan Increase Service
7024 $ 2,000 Fay Hill 215 Tobin Increase Service
7025 1, 169 McCaslin Co. 2013 12th Wire Res.
7026 150 Mr. Reiche 201 Union Hook-up Mobile home
7027 150 Warner Baunach 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7028 5,600 Rainier Mortgage 519 Shattuck Wire Office Bldg.
7029 1,600 M. Bennot 2622 Jones Wire Res.
7030 795 Chas. Henderson 2812 18th Wire Res.
7031 160 Mrs. Bergesem 201 U;-iion Hook-up Mobile Home
7032 600 Mike Fontaine 82 Montaine Bonding & Wiring
7033 250 Wm Gebenni 1608 Edmonds Wire Add.
7034 200 Dale Quackenbush 1626 Lk Youngs Wire Fam. Room
MECHANICAL PERMITS
5996 1,000 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport Inst. Furnace
5997 1,000 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport Inst. Furnace
5998 1,000 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport Inst. Furnace
5999 1,000 Hillis Homes 4510 22nd Inst. Furnace
6000 1,000 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd Inst. Furnace
6001 1,000 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd Inst. Furnace
6002 1,000 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd Inst. Furnace
6003 1,000 Hillis Homes 4624 22nd Inst. Furnace
6004 1,000 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd Inst. Furnace
6005 1,000 Hillis Homes 4511 22nd Inst. Furnace
6006 1,000 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd Inst. Furnace
6007 1,000 Hillis Homes 4516 22nd Inst. Furnace
6008 1,000 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd Inst. Furnace
6009 1,000 Hillis Homes 2218 Bremerton Inst. Furnace
6010 1,000 Hillis Homes 2209 Duvall Inst. Furnace
6011 1,000 Hillis Homes 2205 Duvall Inst, Furnace
6012 825 Mike Shane 2908 Meadow Inst. Elect. Furnace
6013 500 James Felter 105 Wells Inst. Elect. Furnace
6014 1,000 Parkwood Homes 2215 Lincoln Inst, Furnace
6015 1,000 Parkwood Homes 2209 Lincoln Inst. Furnace
6016 1, 100 Parkwood Homes 2203 Jones Inst. Furnace
6017 1,800 Jack Columbi 1011 29th Inst, Fix.
6018 1,785 Mike Shane 3908 Meadow Inst. Fix.
6019 1,800 Tara Const. 179 Union Inst. Fix.
6020 784 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th Inst, Furnace
6021 799 Brown/Strand 2311 27th Inst. Furnace
6022 3,930 San Bakkel Deli 3154 Sunset Inst. Air Cond.
6023 995 S & Z Const. 1737 Lk Ava. Inst. Fix.
6024 732 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th Inst. Furnace
6025 732 Chas. Henderson 1801 Ferndale Inst. Furnace
SIGN PERMITS
628 300 Al Haglund 450 Shattuck Inst. Mall Sign
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CITY OF RENTON
Council Meeting
March 20, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Monster Road Closing - Advise Transportation Committee of outcome w/Railroad
Answer letter from Sven Johnson
Report re qualifications of Staff for appraisals (in writing)
CITY ATTORNEY AND *INSURANCE CARRIER
Investigate possibility of bringing suit against consultant, Wilsey & Ham
re SW 43rd Project Cost Overrun
*Claim for Damages, John F. Vaughan $829.50 truck damaged by low bridge
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Mutual Aid Agreement with Fire District #40
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Advise Council re Monster Rd. closing information received from Administration
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Appointment of M. Porter to Planning Commission
Kohl Excavating Rezone Ordinance (first reading 3/20/78)
Richards and Holmes Rezone Ordinance
APPOINTMENT
David W. Skelton to Police Officer Probationary Period Beginning 3/20/78
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Regular Meeting
March 20 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS TRIMM, CHARLES SHANE, BARBARA
COUNCIL Y . SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE , PATRICIA P1. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
GEORGE J. PERRY .
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN,
STAFF Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; TED
BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works
Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, CAPT. BOURASA, Police Rep. ; DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF MARCH 13,
1978 AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Councilman Shane noted funeral this date of Alex Cugini , one of
builders of the City, regretting loss.
PUBLIC MEETING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Buckner Annexation published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public
10% Petition meeting to discuss the 10% petition for the Buckner Annexation.
Letter from City Clerk Mead reportPd petition had been filed bearing
sionatures representing 22.5;, of the assessed valuation for area
located west of the City, north of Renton Ave. S. , east of 84th S.
and south of S 132nd St. , 22.4 acres. The letter noted pursuant to
State law, the legislative body would need to determine whether to
accept the letter of intent; require adoption of the City's proposed
zoning regulations and the Comprehensive Land Use Plan; require
assumption of any pre-existing bonded indebtedness , and whether to
authorize circulation of the 75% petition. John Moore, 13249-91st S. ,
presented petition opposing annexation to the City, bearing eight
signatures of property owners within the proposed Buckner Annexation
claiming representation of 49% of assessed valuation. Mr. Moore also
presented a petition bearing 24 signatures of property owners in the
vicinity of the proposed Buckner Annexation, expressing opposition
to any further extension of the Renton City Limits with the growth
and change of use patterns which would follow such annexation.
Mr. Moore listed reasons for opposition : Increased population due
to multiple residence; expense of sewer line and hookup which many
cannot afford; change to Puget Power from Seattle City Light; added
Metro charges and increased garbage collection rate; addition of
City tax on utilities ; increase of taxes , increase of traffic, litter
Continuation of and loss of rights to current rural life style, etc.
Annexation Tom Rhinevault, Orting, representing Dr. Buckner, explained working
Process with the City Planning Staff and that half property owners of the area
Disallowed favored annexation. Upon Council inquiry, Mr. Rhinevault explained
Dr. Buckner wanted annexation in order to obtain services , and that
annexation for this same area had been previously discussed, known as
the Rosa Annexation. Joe Dickson 8631 S. 132nd, owner of property
within proposed annexation (much is under powerlines and riot build-
able) objected to annexation due to expense of proposed sewerline.
Steve Riedeman, 18805 S. 132nd, made inquiry re sewer connections.
Following further discussion, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC MEETING. CARRIED. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND
THORPE, ANNEXATION AS REQUESTED BE TURNED DOWN* Discussion ensued
wherein Councilman Stredicke objected to automatic rezone to zoning
as shown on Comprehensive Plan regardless of area opposition. Coun-
cilwoman Thorpe questioned whether or not the annexation is in the
best interest of the City, noting better served by larger area.
*MGTION CARRIED. Mr. Rhinevault made inquiry for procedure of resub-
mitting annexation petition. Time: 8:45 p.m.
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PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
Vacation of published and mailed as required by law, Mayor Delaurenti opened
Portion of the public hearing to consider the vacation of a portion of Jefferson
Jefferson Ave. NE Ave. NE located from NE 10th St. to Index Ave. NE as petitioned by
Roy H. Goodwin and Luther L. Boyd. Letter from Board of Public
Works Director Gonnason, reported no objections to the vacation as
proposed, however, retention necessary for sanitary sewer easement.
The letter stated the Board's valuation of the right-of-way as $2.00
--W per square foot, quoting vacation fee at $13,000 being one-half
appraised value. Public Works Director Gonnason used wall map to
explain the proposed street vacation and area. Gonnason explained
the vacation had been petitioned in 1974 by Goodwin and Holmes and
approved by Council ; that $1 .00 valuation per sq. ft. had been estab-
lished and because of difficulties at the time, petitioners had
failed to pay vacation fees. Councilman Perry urged higher apprais-
al . Roy Goodwin expressed belief that $1 .00 per sq. ft. reasonable
fee and checks for payment have been offered to the City; also
noting, if higher appraisal made, the request for vacation is
withdrawn. The hiring of an MAI Appraiser was discussed. MOVED BY
TRIMM, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED.
Councilman Perry read the Board of Public Works meeting minutes and
noted difference of opinion on hiring of appraiser. MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND BY PERRY, COUNCIL DENY THE VACATION OF JEFFERSON AVE. NE.*
Upon inquiry, Public Works Director Gonnason explained location of
streets and conditions , Jefferson NE not improved, portion to south
abuts apartments on NE 10th St. *MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS The Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee report
Public Safety recommending changes effective 4/1/78 in agreement with Shepard Ambu-
Committee Report lance: (1 ) Simultaneous response be discontinued; replaced by dispatch
Ambulance from the scene by a Senior Officer or EMT; (2) The $40 ambulance
Agreement fee guarantee be discontinued. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUN-
Changes CIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. Following discussion, the
MOTION CARRIED.
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending concurrence with the Public Works Department
Bid Award and acceptance of the low bid of Scarsella Bros. Inc. for furnishing
LID 302 Lind SW grading and drainage LID 302, Lind Ave. SW; and contract be awarded.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL IN COMMITTEE REPORT.*
Discussion ensued re overrun costs on SW 43rd St. ; bid awarded at
$200,000 below engineer's estimate; private consulting firm hired;
specifications establish unit price. Councilwoman Thorpe requested
inclusion of Councilman Stredicke' s remarks for the record that
any cost overrun (or under costs) will be borne by the benefiting
property owners within this L . I . D. as with all L. I .D. ' s. *CARRIED.
Monster Road Transportation Committee report recommended that the City negotiate
Closing & with the railroad prior to any Council determination regarding
Grady Way Bridge Monster Road closing/Grady Way Bridge. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR AND REFER TO THE ADMINISTRATION. City
Attorney Warren explained further meeting with Burlington Northern
regarding the three alternate routes (See 3/13/78 Council Minutes
Page 2) , advising the railroad is prepared to accept the fourth
alternative of repair to understructure of the Grady Way bridge by
removing bent to allow traffic and strengthen bridge; further that
the Burlington Northern policy at this time does not allow for con-
tribution to roadway construction, only to repair of bridge under-
structure. AMENDING MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE, THE ADMINISTRA-
TION ADVISE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE OF OUTCOME BETWEEN RAILROAD AND
CITY, AND THAT THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT TO COUNCIL.
AMENDMENT CARRIED, MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
SW 43rd Street Councilman Shane noted displeasure and claimed vast error by engineer-
Improvement inq consultant firm causing 1/3 totalcost overrun on SW 43rd Joint
Project w/Kent Improvement. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE, CITY ATTORNEY
INVESTIGATE POSSIBILITY OF BRINGING SUIT AGAINST CONSULTANT, WILSEY
AND HAM, IN CONJUNCTION WITH CITY OF KENT AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL.
MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 9:37 and reconvened at 9:50 p.m. All Council Members pres-
ent at roll call .
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Old Business - Continued
S. 7th St. Councilman Stredicke called attention to Council request for the
opening of S. 7th St. at Grady Way S. , being advised by Public Works
Director Gonnason of 30-day permit revocation time.
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented committee
Committee Report report recommending Council concurrence of the proposed Interlocal
Green River Agreement for Green River Interim Policy and Regulatory Plan and
Interlocal Work Program, with referral to the Ways and Means Committee for
Agreement appropriate legislative action. The report explained provisions of
the agreement intended to provide basic framework for coordination
approach by the Green River Valley cities and King County to resolve
the drainage and flood control questions. The report noted City
participation required by the agreement: Mayor and Council member
serving on a Policy Advisory Committee composed of elective officials
from each jurisdiction; Staff participation on Technical Advisory
Committee and In-house Staff services. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT APPROVING THE AGREEMENT
FOR GREEN RIVER VALLEY. CARRIED.
Parking Lots Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re employee parking in City' s right-of-
and way in the center portion of Burnett Ave. S. near Grady Way S. , also
Land Appraisals vacant lot being used for parking in same area, questioning need for
Code enforcement. Councilwoman Thorpe noted earlier question re
land appraisal . MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, THE ADMINISTRATION
BE DIRECTED TO REPORT TO COUNCIL IN WRITING STATING THE ADMINISTRA-
TIVE POLICY IN REGARD TO QUALIFICATIONS OF STAFF PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED
TO MAKE APPRAISALS. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance amend-
Ordinance #3205 ing bond requirements for street excavation. Following readings,
Street Break MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE
Bond AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED. (First reading of
ordinance 3/13/78)
First Reading The report recommended first reading of an ordinance rezoning prop-
Kohl Rezone erty located between 80th S and SW 3rd P1 . north of SW Sunset Blvd.
from G to R-1 , known as the Kohl Excavating Co. Rezone. Following
first reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER
ORDINANCE BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEf, FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Resolution #2174 The report recommended reading and acceptance of resolution adopting
Comprehensive Plan Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Plan for the City and adopting
City Parks a Capital Improvement Program for the Parks and Recreation Department.
Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Mutual Aid The report recommended referral of a proposed resolution for mutual
Agreement aid agreement with King County Fire District #40 to the Public
Safety Committee for review and report back. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are enacted by one motion without separate
discussion; adopting motion follows Consent Agenda items:
Claim for Claim for Damages was filed by John F. Vaughan in the amount of Now
Damages $829.50 for damage to rental truck at SW 16th St. (Monster Road) ,
alleging damage due to low bridge. Refer to City Attorney and
Insurance Carrier.
Rezone 122-78 Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler presented recommendation approv-
Eugene M. Richards ing rezone with restrictive covenants, G to M-P property located on
Jeray A. Holmes Raymond Ave. SW between Interstate 405 and SW 16th St. , to allow
development of the site for an office/warehouse complex. Council
concur and refer to Ways and Means Committee for ordinance.
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Appointment to Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Michael Porter to the
Planning Planning Commission to complete the term of Robert Kingen, who
Commission has resigned. The letter noted the appointment effective through
1/31/80; that Mr. Porter, 1610 Rolling Hills SE, is employed by
Pacific Mutual Insurance Co. , past president of the Rolling Hills
Homeowners' Assoc. and active in PTA and YMCA. The letter noted
withdrawal of first appointment name of Marcus K. Partin. Refer to
Ways and Means Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA AS
Approval PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed David W. Skelton to the
Appointment position of Police Officer in the Renton Police Department effective
Police Officer 3/20/78, subject to the customary 6-month probationary period. The
letter noted certification by Police Civil Service Commission and
acceptance by LEOFF Retirement System. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN APPOINTMENT. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Council President Clymer inquired regarding removal of stray Christ-
Council Member mas trees from light standards on S. Third St.
Inquiries
Councilwoman Shinpoch requested meeting between the Sunset Garden Club
and Administration prior to any removal of rhododendrons from the
river bank in regard to trail system. Mayor Delaurenti noted that a
meeting has been arranged.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, LETTERS FROM FORMER BUILDING
DIRECTOR, SVEN JOHNSON, BE REFERRED TO THE ADMINISTRATION TO ANSWER.
CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:35 p.m.
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Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OFMarrh po, 197R
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE I CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 3/23 4:30 p.m. i PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Ross Appeal w/City Attorney
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COMMUNITY SERVICES ( Tues. , 3/21 4:30 p.m. Ii SEYMOUR-THORPE i3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS , Wed. , 3/22 4:30 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm. Age discrimination w/Personnel Dir.
i Re: Consultants w/Public Wks. & A41m.
Mon. , 3/27 7:00 p.m. Regular Meeting
Wed. , 3/29 I 4:30 p.m. Land Clearing Ordinance w/Att'y.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 3/27 7 :00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm. Public Invited
TRANSPORTATION i Tues. , 3/21 CANCELLED SHINPOCH
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UTILITIES I SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
March 13, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5801 $ 325,000 Duane Wells 451 10th Const. Bldg.
5802 65,000 Walter Grieser 2423 Garden Const. Res.
5803 1,000 Paul & Pat Dean 1401 Lk. Youngs Const. Shed
5804 3,000 William Goddard 3707 Lk. Youngs Const. Garage
5805 500 David Lamb 3507 6th Enclose Carport
5806 No fee Floyd Hewitt 1808 27th Demolish Res.
5807 2, 100 Daniel Ostrom 1401 36th Inst. new deck
5803 13,000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Const. Coffee Room
3809 13,000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Renovate Restr000rn
5810 80, 000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Const. Center
5811 14,800 Boeing Company Renton Plant Inst. Restroom
5812 50,000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Extend Bldg.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1402 Eugene Horbach 331 7th Inst. Sewer
1403 B.L.O 710 No. 6th Repair Sewer
1404 SCS Holdings 1615 Puget Repair Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7035 1, 510 Mike Shane 3908 Meadow Wire Res.
7036 2, 500 Sand Bakkel 3154 Sunset Wire Bldg.
7037 20,000 Gene Horbach 500 7th Wire Offices
7038 400 Betty Kelly 1107 4th Inst. Amp
7039 50 City of Renton 1111 2nd Inst. Service
7040 907 McGrath Dev. 232Q Union Wire Res.
7041 795 Chas. Henderson 1801 Ferndale Wire Res.
7042 821 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th Wire Res.
7043 795 Chas. Henderson 2815 18th Wire Res.
7044 900 William McLaughlin 805 33rd Wire Duplex
7045 240 Harold Deacy 407 Whitworth Wire Addition
..� 7046 200 Golden Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
7047 50 Rudy Zaputil 1839 18th Inst. Service
7048 160 Bill Read 201 Union Con. Mobile Home
7049 942 Parkwood Homes 2100 Jones Wire Res.
7050 1,004 Parkwood Homes 2210 Lincoln Wire Res.
7051 942 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Wire Res.
7052 1, 004 Parkwood Homes 2107 Jones Wire Res.
7053 942 Parkwood Homes 2101 Jones Wire Res.
7054 837 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Wire Res.
7055 907 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Wire Res.
7056 901 McGrath Devel. 41.19 24th Wire Res.
7057 837 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Wire Res.
7058 837 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Wire Res.
7059 50 William Smith 4303 20th C Inst. Outlets
7060 1,400 Steve Whitman 179 Union Wire Res.
7061 50 Owen Hall 1732 Union Wire Dishwasher
7062 5,000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Inst. Air System
7063 75,000 Boeing Company Renton Plant Misc. Work
7064 2, 500 Shakey' s 225 7th Remodel Wiring
7065 100 Shenandoah Greystone 450 Stevens Temp. Service
7066 160 Ideal Mobil Homes 201 Union Mobile home Hook-up
7067 160 Mrs. Wiseman 201 Union "
7068 108 Steve Betts 2210 Jones Wire Rec-room
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6026 400 Harold Deacy 407 Whitworth Inst. Fix.
6027 6,000 Midas Muffler 261 Rainier Inst. Fix.
6028 1, 960 Brown Strand 1120 38th Inst. Fix.
6029 1,800 Steve Pettibone 2314 28th Inst, Fix.
6030 720 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Inst. Furnace
6031 1,075 Steve Whitson 179 Union Inst. Septic Tank
6032 20,000 Springbrook Lands 4300 Talbot Inst. Heat Pumps
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
March 27 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Discuss upgrading substandard streets w/King County near Lazetti Annexation area
Discuss pond south side of SE 103rd same comments
Advise number of low-income elderly living in LID 306 area
Issue temporary permit for closure of S 7th at Grady Way during construction only
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CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
*Claim for Damages C. B. Southard
R. L. Allyn
John Vaughn
Third Party Claim #34798, King County Justice Court
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Proposed vacation of portion NW 3rd
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Utility Shop relocation
COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Direct Council Secretary to distribute info re Senior Center and Shop relocation
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign M. R. Mastro latecomer agreement
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
The Turnbow's letter of protest LID 306
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Proposed vacation portion of NW 3rd
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE Now
LEAA Grant Program Synopsis
UTILITY COMMITTEE
Utility Rate Ordinance
APPOINTMENT
Michael Porter to the Planning Commission
PUBLIC HEARING
4/3/78 LID #306 Sewers, Sunset Blvd. NE.
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
March 27 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS TRIMM, CHARLES SHANE, BARBARA
COUNCIL SHINPOCH, RICHARD STREDICKE, PATRICIA SEYMOUR-THORPE, GEORGE PERRY.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GWEN MARSHALL,
STAFF Finance Director; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF MARCH 20,
1978 AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
PUBLIC MEETING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Lazetti Annexation published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public meet-
10% Petition ing to consider the 10% letter of intent to annex properties to the
City of area containing 48.2 Acres located north of Sunset Blvd. NE,
west of Union Ave NE and east of Hillcrest Elementary School . Letter
from City Clerk Mead explained need for the Legislative body to
determine whether to accept the letter of intent, require adoption
of the City's proposed zoning regulations and the Comprehensive Land
Use Plan, require assumption of any pre-existing bonded indebtedness
and also whether to authorize circulation of the 75% petition.
The letter noted filing of the 10% petition with the Council on
3/27/78 that petition had been certified valid by the Planning
Department and that signatures thereon represented 26.6% of the
assessed valuation of the area. Planning Director Ericksen used
wall maps and made maps and brochures available to the audience and
advised Comprehensive Plan for area, noting Sierra Heights Dvn. #5
has been platted, no residents of area, assessed valuation $162,500.
Continued Persons living outside annexation area opposed due to poor road: anti;.i-
aated future traffic, sewer ins �allation, development, costs and loss
of open space: Vince White, 10204 5L 1260 St. ; Richard Percy,
12428 SE 98th; John and Sue McGinnis, 12414 SE 100th; Richard Cook,
10325 126th SE; Gifford Visick, 12405 SE 98th; Debbie Demetri , 10219
126th SE; Bill Maas , 9847 124th SE. Persons present favoring the
annexation: Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave NE and Leo Lazetti , 428
Shattuck Ave. S. Mr. Lazetti represented property owners of the pro-
posed annexation area, agreeing to compliance with City' s zoning
regulations and Comprehensive Land Use Plan,assumption of pre-existing
bonded indebtedness of the City, if any. Discussion ensued regarding
sewers , Public Works Director Gonnason explained joint application
for Federal funds for May Creek Trunk with Metro and Water District
75% Petition #107, noting very little hope of getting Federal funds whether or not
Authorized area annexation is approved. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL
CLOSE THE PUBLIC MEETING. CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL AUTHORIZE CIRCULATION OF THE 75% PETITION. MOTION CARRIED.
County Area Council Members noted poor streets in County area east of annexation
Streets and Pond area as being substandard and it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, SUBJECT OF SUBSTANDARD STREETS IN THAT AREA BE REFERRED TO
THE ADMINSTRATION TO DISCUSS UPGRADING WITH VING COUNTY. CARRIED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, POND AREA ON SOUTH SIDE OF SE 103rd
BE REFERRED TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR SAME COMMENT. CARRIED.
Upon Council request, Mayor Delaurenti requested the City Clerk to
notify those persons present upon determination of public hearing for
consideration of the 75% petition.
Recess Moved b Stredicke, Second Shane, Council recess. Roll Call : 2-Aye:
Shane, hinpoch; 5-No: Clymer, Trimm, Stredicke, Thorpe and Perry.
Motion failed.
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PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted, pub-
LID #306 Sewers lished and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the Pub-
Sunset Blvd NE lic Hearing to consider L. I . D. #306 Final Assessment Roll in the
Near NE 7th St. amount of $39,694.96. Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason
reported one letter of protest received re assessment of $2,329.40
representing 5.9% of the total assessment roll . Letter of protest
from Paul A. and Mary K. Turnbow, 821 Sunset Blvd. , noted fence not
replaced as agreed, that they are retired living onsmall fixed in-
come and requested the assessments be placed as a lien against the
property until it is sold or inherited. Public Works Director Gonnaso
explained costs, noting increase of 22% over preliminary roll . Coun-
cil President Clymer inquired regarding deferment of payment on
assessments, being advised by City Attorney Warren the procedure
would have to be included in the ordinance. City Clerk Mead and
Finance Director Marshall noted advice from bonding counsel that
deferred payments could affect sale of bonds. Following further dis-
CORRECTED-i.EFER TO cussion it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COMMUNICATION FROM
MIN UTF-5 OF s -Z� ANDNROEPORTBBACKFEANDDTO THATTHE THEPUBLIC ADMINISORKS TRATIONRAfIVOiS O� NUMBERGOFION
LOW-INCOME ELDERLY LIVING WITHIN THE DISTRICT. ROLL CALL: 5-AYES:
Hearing continued TRIMM, SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE AND PERRY; 2-NO: CLYMER AND SHINPOCH.
to 4/3/78 MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONTINUE
THE HEARING ON LID #306 FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. ROLL CALL:
4-AYE: TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 3-N0: CLYMER, THORPE AND
PERRY. MOTION CARRIED. Council recessed at 9:25 p.m. and reconvened
at 9:35 p.m. ROLL CALL: ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT.
OLD BUSINESS Community Services Committee Chairman Seymour-Thorpe submitted commit-
Community tee report and recommended Council concurrence in proposal letter
Services Report from the Administration for temporary relocation of the Utility
Relocation of Shops. The letter from Public Works Director Gonnason noted request
Utility Shops & of the Community Services Committee for estimate of cost for tempor-
Telemetering ary relocation of the Utility Shops; reporting suitable facility at
System to Allow N. 6th St. and Pelly Ave. N. formerly occupied by Union Oil Co.
Building of the The letter reported cost of relocating: (1 ) Rental $850 per mo. Time +�
Senior Citizens estimated one year with one year option to allow construction on a
Center permanent site; (2) Recommended City forces rent equipment and move
materials at cost of $1 ,000; (3) Relocation of 12 phone lines to
operate telemetering system @$60 = $720 plus other electrical work =
$1 ,000. The letter requested authorization to proceed. Moved by
Shane, Second Trimm, Council concur in the Community Services Commit-
tee report and authorize temporary relocation of the Utility Shops.
Following discussion, it was requested that all Community Service
Committee reports concerning the relocation be distributed to Council
Members. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL
TABLE THE MATTER FOR TWO WEEKS. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, MATTER OF UTILITY SHOP RELOCATION BE PLACED ON THE COMMITTEE
OF THE WHOLE AGENDA. CARRIED. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE.
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE REPORTS AND THE MEETING MINUTES REGARD-
ING SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER BUILDING AND THE RELOCATION BE PRESENTED
TO COUNCIL MEMBERS PRIOR TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING; AND
THAT THE COUNCIL PRESIDENT SO DIRECT THE COUNCIL SECRETARY. CARRIED.
Mayor Delaurenti suggested inviting architect to meeting. (See Schedule)
Ways and Means The Ways and Means Committee report approved payment of Vouchers No.
Committee Report 17438 through No. 1600 in the amount of $197,458. 14 plus LID #302
Voucher Payment Revenue Warrart R-13 in amount of $255,825.86 and Cash Warrants :
C-17 $204. 89; C-18 $4,720.97; C-19 $37,600; C-20 $213,300, having
received departmental certification. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Appointment The Ways and Means Committee report concurred in the Mayor's appoint-
Planning ment of Michael Porter to the Planning Commission. MOVED BY STREDICKE
Commission SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Fire Station The committee report concurred in the Finance Director' s recommendation
Funding that the additional $94.555 for the Fire Station be funded with a
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3/27/78 Page 3
OLD BUSINESS - Continued - Ways and Means Committee Report - Continued
Fire Station portion of the Utility Tax set aside for fire equipment. MOVED BY
Funding PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR. Councilman Clymer noted for
clarification that funds are on hand, when fire equipment arrives
sufficient funds will have again accumulated. MOTION CARRIED.
Renton Eagle' s At the request of Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch, it
Letter re was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, THAT THE LETTER FROM RENTON EAGLES
Street Closure RE CLOSURE OF S. 3rd IN CONNECTION WITH RENTON LOOP TRAFFIC, BE TAKEN
for Loop FROM THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE AND REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE. ROLL CALL:4-AYE: CLYMER, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY; 3-N0:
TRIMM, SHANE AND THORPE. CARRIED.
Utilities The Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented committee report
Committee Report noting review of request of Michael R. Mastro for a late-comer
Latecomers' agreement in connection with the water main installed along N. 7th
Agreement St. between Park Ave. N. and Garden Ave. N. The report recommended
M. R. Mastro the Council concur in the late-comers' agreement and authorize the
Water Main Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND
TRIMM, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee report
Committee Report recommending that the City' s policy of not providing funeral service
Funeral Escort remain unchanged. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR
Services IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Automatic The committee report recommended adoption of the proposed resolution
Response between re King County Fire Protection District No. 40 and the City of
FD#40 & City Renton automatic response agreement. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee report
Committee Report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance (first reading
Ordinance #3206 3/20/78) rezoning property from G to R-1 located north of SW Sunset
Kohl Rezone Blvd. between 80th Ave. S and SW 3rd P1 , known as the Kohl Excavating
•—. R-114-77 Rezone. Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUN-
CIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES . CARRIED.
Ordinance #3207 The committee report recommended first, second and final readings
Traffic Pattern of an ordinance changing the traffic pattern on S. 2nd St. from
S. 2nd, Main S to Mill Ave. S. to Main Ave. S. from one-way to two-way traffic. Follow-
Rainier Ave. S. ing first reading, it was Moved by Stredicke, second Perry, advance
Westbound Only; _ordinance for second and final readings to accommodate building of
S. 2nd, Plill S the downtown fire station. Council President Clymer requested two
to Main Ave. S. lanes west bound to accommodate Renton Hill peak hour traffic. SUB-
Two-Way Traffic STITUTE MOTION BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE
With BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM,
Two Westbound SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE; 2-N0: SHINPOCH AND PERRY. CARRIED. MOVED
Lanes BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECONSIDER AND NOT REFER TO COMMITTEE.
Discussion ensued regarding legal free-left turn onto one-way street,
MOTION CARRIED. MGVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, ADVANCE ORDINANCE
TO SECOND AND FINAL READING. CARRIED. Following readings of the
the ordinance, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 6-AYES: TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH,
STREDICKE, THORPE, PERRY; ONE-V0: CLYMER. MOTION CARRIED ADOPTING
ORDINANCE. MOVED BY PERRY, SECO14D THORPE, ESTABLISH TRAFFIC PATTERN
ON SOUTH SECOND STREET BETWEEN MILL AVE. S. AND MAIN AVE. S. WITH
AT LEAST TWO WESTBOUND LANES. CARRIED.
First Reading The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first readings for
Richards & the following ordinances: Ordinance was read rezoning property from
Holmes Rezone G to MP located on Raymond St. SW between I-405 and SW 16th St. ,
known as the Richards and Holmes Rezone 122-78. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED. (Restrictive Covenants filed.T—
Ordinance #3208 Ordinance was read relating to Committees of the City Council and
Council establishing procedure for standing committees for each calendar
Committees year. Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following
readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDI-
NANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued - Ways and Means Committee Report - Continued
Ordinance #3209 An ordinance was read establishing the order of business for City
Council Order Council meetings by majority vote of the Council . Following first
of Business reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, ADVANCE THE ORDINANCE TO
SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
PERRY, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: CARRIED.
Resolution #2175 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of the follow-
Green River ing resolutions: A resolution was read establishing interlocal
Interim Policy cooperation regarding the Green River Valley re flood control and
and Guidelines concurred in the Interlocal Agreement for Green River Interim Policy,
Regulatory Plan and Work Program. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2176 A resolution was read authorizing entering into agreement with the
LEAA Grant State Law and Justice Planning Office with intent of reducing crime
Law and Justice and increase effectiveness of local law enforcement system. MOVED
Planning STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ AND
THE PROGRAM SYNOPSIS BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Utility Rate The committee report recommended referral of the Utility Rate Ordi-
Ordinance nance to the Utilities Committee for recommendation. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER THE UTILITY RATE ORDINANCE
TO THE UTILITY COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Time Extended The time having reached 10:55 p.m. , it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Beyond Scheduled THORPE, COUNCIL SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONTINUE THE MEETING TO 11 :30
Closing Time P.M. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are enacted by one motion without separate discus-
sion; adopting motion follows Consent Agenda items :
State Auditor The following Reports of Examination by the State Auditor, Robert
Examinations of V. Graham, for the period 1/1/76 to 12/31/76 are on file in the
City of Renton City Clerk' s Office: Renton Municipal Water-Sewer Utility #44140 -
15th Examination; Renton Municipal Airport #44141 - 3rd Examination; now
City of Renton, Noncharter Code City #44064 - 50th Examination.
Court Case King County Justice Court Notice of Suit Third Party Claim No. 34798
John Vaughn and Third Party Complain filed by Doug' s Kenmore Exxon, Plaintiff,
Claim for vs. John Vaughn, Jr. , Defendant and Third-Party Plaintiff, vs. City
Damages for damage to rental truck alledgedly due to low overhead crossing.
(Monster Rd.S. ) Claim for Damages also filed by Vaughn. Refer City Attorney/Insurance.
Vacation of Petition was received from Barbara N. Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW for
Portion NW 3rd vacation of portion of NW 3rd St. between Maple and Tavlor Aves. NW.
Refer to the Public Works Department for validation of petition and
appraisal of proposed vacation. Refer to the Board of Public Works
for determination of utility easements.
Claims for Claim for Damages was filed by Chester B. Southard, 3316 NE 6th St. ,
Damages Renton, in amount of $123. 32 re sewer main blockage. Refer to City
C.B. Southard Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
R.L. Allyn Claim for Damages was filed by Richard L. Allyn, 910 Wildwood, Issaquah,
in amount of $1 ,029.47 for auto damage, alleging poorly marked street.
Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Agenda Approval MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA AS
PRESENTED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONSENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Permit for Letter from Lowell D. Erickson, Project Manager, The ORB Organization,
Use of Public Renton, requested reinstatement of Permit R0024 issued to Milmanco-
Right-of-Way Trojan obtained by Contractor, Bush Construction Co. , which allowed
South 7th St. at closure of South 7th St. to public traffic between the old railroad
Grady Way right-of-way and Grady Way. The letter explained reasons the permit
had been granted due to problems of mixing public traffic and the
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Correspondence - Continued
South 7th at construction operations. The letter noted in detail the narrow 30'
Grady Way right-of-way, alleging encroachment on both Milmanco property and
Continued Puget Sound Power and Light property; unsafe entry to Grady Way;
hazardous conditions with construction in restricted area; new traffic
signals and intersection with Talbot Rd. South at Grady Way; possible
request for street vacation. Mr. Erickson, being present, used wall
map and graphs to further explain his request. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL SUSTAIN ITS PREVIOUS ACTION IN REVOKING PERMIT,
ALLOWING ADMINISTRATION TO ISSUE TEMPORARY PERMIT FOR CLOSURE OF
ROADWAY DURING PERIOD OF CONSTRUCTION ONLY. (Open to traffic except
during construction). MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT The extended adjournment time of 11 :30 p.m. having arrived, it was
11 :30 p.m. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
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CASH WARRANT N0.fC-17 S 204.89
CASH WARRANT NO JC-18 S 4,720.97
CASH WARRANT N0.0C-19 $ 37,600.00
CASH WARRANT N0.lC-20 $213,300.00
CITY COUNCIL COMMI4.'_� MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF March 27, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 4/13 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 3/30 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 3/28 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 4/3 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 4/3 I 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED ' SH I NPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept,
March 27, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5613 3,000 Leroy Hall 3332 17th Const. Garage
5814 10,000 Chas. Laney 823 Aberdeen Const. Add. to Res.
5815 1,000 Harold's Auto 124 Rainier Retoof Shop
5816 65,000 Richard Imus 5143 Ripley L. Const. Res.
5817 55,000 C.C. Enterprises 261 Stevens Const. Res.
5818 46,000 Ralph Hyatt 720 Cedar I Const. Res.
5819 120,000 Ervin Yoder 1609 Eagle Ridge Const. 4 plex
5820 58,000 Ron Fairbairn 270 Seneca Const. Res.
5821 85,000 Shenandoah Co. 420 Stevens Const. Res.
5822 85,000 Shenandoah Co 426 Stevens Const. Res.
5823 31,600 Donna Payne 917 36th Const. Res.
5824 23,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Revise Facilities
5825 119,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Const. Bridge
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1405 Jack Colombi 1011 29th Con. Sewer
1406 McGrath Devel. 2320 Union Con. Sewer
1407 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Con. Sewer
1408 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Con. Sewer
1409 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Con. Sewer
1410 Parkwood 2101 Jones Con. Sewer
1411 Parkwood 2113 Jones Con. Sewer
1412 Parkwood 2110 Lincoln Con. Sewer
1413 Mr. Stone 330 Smithers Replace Sewer
1414 Chas. Henderson 1600 Beacon Con. Driveway Approach
1415 Chas. Henderson 2614 16th Con. "
1416 McGrath Devel. 2320 Union Inst. Curb
1417 Lowell Weinberg 2314 Union Inst. Sewer
1418 Wendy's 3150 Sunset Con. San. Sewer
1419 Mr. Stone 330 Smithers Street Break
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7069 1.200 Boeing Co. Boeing Cafeteria Inst. Phase Lines
7070 821 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Wire Res.
7071 187.50 Lee Price 201 Union Hook-up Mobile home
7072 1., 230 Robert Fritzvold 1007 30th Wire Addition
7073 900 Bill Dunn 3429 Lincoln Wire Res.
7074 160 Don Lorenz 201 Union Mobil Home Hook-up
7075 4,000 S. F. N.B. 311 Williams Inst. Circuits
7076 18,499 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Elect. Work
7077 100 Barry Jeske 201 Union Hook-up Mobile Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6033 2,500 Bill McLaughlin 805 33rd Inst. Fix.
6034 750 Renton Schools 3000 NE 4th Gas Piping System
6035 1, 200 Mr. McCormick 1112 38th Inst. Fix.
6036 825 Jack Columbi 1011 29th Inst. Furnace
6037 7, 500 Pay & Pak Co. 4613 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6038 13,000 Ernst Hardware 4601 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6039 1,400 Robert Fritzvold 1007 30th Inst. Fix.
6040 1, 500 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Inst. Fix.
6041 836 Parkwood Homes 2110 Lincoln Inst. Furnace
6042 764 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Inst. Furnace
6043 764 Parkwood Homes 2101 Jones Inst. Furnace
SIGN PERMITS
630 1,000 Reininga Co. 3188 Sunset Inst. Sign
631 2,000 Good Chevrolet 4th & Burnett Inst. Sign
C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF MARCH. 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
31p��V-78 CURRENT FUND $ 58,479.57
PARKS & RECREATION 7,308.29
q, l CITY STREETS 12,802.88
LIBRARY 295.61
GREEN RIVER WILDLIFE 116.25
STREET FORWARD THRUST 8.00
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONSTR 12,930.59
WATERWORKS UTILITY 640179.89
AIRPORT 780.87
1975 W & S CONSTR. 5,338.72
TALBOT PUMP ST-I,TION CONS R. 540.35
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 240332.14
FIREMANIS PENSION 109344.98
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for no. of MARCH $197,458.14
3/27/78 CURRENT FUND UTILITY FUND Adjust error in transfer $ 4,730.00
000/271 .00.00 401/343.79.00 In 1976
3/228/78 CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND CANCEL WARRANT NO./17518 $ 6,307.84
3/28/78 CLA MS FUND EQUIPMENT RENTAL CANCEL WARRANT NO JI 7518 5 12,697.06
3/28/78 CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND CANCEL WARRANT NO J 16555 $ 32.10
3/31/78 CURRENT FUND $1390502.42
PARKS & RECREATION 18,482.93
CITY STREETS 170510.32
LIBRARY 90013.96
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 5,322.76
ANTIRECESSION 60128. 11
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,981 .07
AIRPORT 16,558.86
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 28550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of MARCH $232,050.43
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3/31/78 CEDAR RIVER TRAILS CNTR. PARKS FUND Per Ordinance No.03160 $ 30,000.00
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF MARCH, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
TE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
3/13/78 CURRENT FUND S 80,391 .87
PARKS & RECREATION 15,083.54
ARTERIAL STREETS 4,287.27
CITY STREETS 20,705.59
LIBRARY 7,204.14
COMB ,EMP.TRNG.(CETA) 10612.47
ANTIRECESSION 1,241 .85
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR 2,661 .70
CEDAR RIVER TR. CONSTR. 1140337.84
SENIOR CITIZENS CONSTR. 5,884.78
WATERWORKS UTILITY 74,397.85
AIRPORT 120369.50
TALBOT PUMA' ST. CONSTR. 104,898.75
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4,394.48
FIREMEN'S PENSION 3 267.11
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of MARCH $452,738.74
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STREET FORWARD THRUST PARK FUND Per Resolution No J 2160 S 55,000.00
STREET FORWARD THRUST LIBRARY Der Resolution Nod 2160 S 350000.00
3/20/78 CURRENT FUND $142,834. 12
PARKS & RECREATION 18,374.74
CITY STREET 17,589.00
LIBRARY 9,046.56
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 5,119.38
ANTIRECESSION 5,905.43
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 17, 138.23
AIRPORT 2,267.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for aro. of MARCH $220,824.46
MAYOR FINANCE 01 ECTOR
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April 3 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Meet with Sunset Garden Club re rhododendrons, plantings, etc.
Petition from Sierra Heights Community re complaint concerning Mr. Hanks
CITY ATTORNEY
Summons & Complaint - Daniel Goodwin
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Sewers for the Northeast Section of the City
PARK BOARD
Fees for boat launching
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Proceed with SR 167 Annexation
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Matter of Mr. Kalasountas' complaint on septic tank
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Washington State Fire Rating Survey Bureau
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
LID #306 Final Assessment Roll approved
Financing for Map
First Reading of Ordinances:
Swimming Pools
Uniform Pool Code
--- Fallout Shelters
Building Code
Plumbing Code
Mechanical Code
Housing Code
Electrical Code
Alhadeff Rezone
NSF Check Penalty Resolution
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
April 3, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Pro tem Earl Clymer led the Pledge of Allegiance and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, RICHARD M. STREDICKE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES SHANE AND THOMAS TRIMM. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILWOMAN PATRICIA 14
SEYMOUR-THORPE. CARRIED. .....W
ROLL CALL OF WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; W.BENNETT,
STAFF Deputy Finance Director; GORDON Y . ERICKSEN, Planning Director; DAN
KELLOGG, Assistant City Attorney (Acting) ; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire
Chief; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; CAPT. BUFF, Police
Representative; JOHN WEBLEY, Park and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Council President Pro tem Shinpoch made inquiry of corrections or
additions to Minutes of 3/27/78. Councilman Stredicke requested
change Page 2, Para. 1 , Line 19: ADVISE to REPORT. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Mayor Pro tem Clymer explained Mayor Delaurenti was meeting with
delegates of Renton's Sister City, Nishiwaki , Japan.
River Bank Sunset View Garden Club President Rose Raihala, 442 Burnett Ave. N. ,
Landscaping urged retention of the rhododendron landscaped plantings and walk-
ways along Cedar River between Bronson Way bridge and the Houser
Way bridge, surrounding the Renton Public Library and City Hall ,
in order to preserve the scenic beauty, prevent erosion and protect
against floods and landslides. Mrs. Raihala explained the project
leading to a Sears Foundation Grant. Mrs. Raihala objected that
the organization was not notified regarding removal of the cherry
trees and urged the City follow the proposed policies element of the
Comprehensive Plan. Councilwoman Shinpoch noted Mayor Delaurenti
has recently contacted the Garden Club and a presentation is being
scheduled. Planning Director Ericksen explained unsuccessful attempts
to contact the Club and willingness to meet. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION TO
MEET WITH THE SUNSET GARDEN CLUB. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been made, Mayor
L. I .D. #306 Pro tem Clymer opened the public hearing continued from 3/27/78 to
Sanitary Sewers consider the Final Assessment Roll in the amount of $39,694.96 for
Sunset Blvd. NE sanitary sewers installed in an area located between Sunset Blvd. NE
at NE 7th St. and I-405, north of NE 7th St. Letter read from Public Works Director
Gonnason regarding letter of complaint from Paul A. Turnbow, 821
Sunset Blvd. NE, that his fence was not repaired as agreed upon
and that they are retired on small fixed income. Gonnason's letter
noted determination that no fence existed, that contractor had agreed
to install fence if any materials left; no materials left over, how-
ever contractor agreed to obtain materials and install the fence.
Gonnason noted Turnbow' s are the only affected Senior Citizens . Asst.
City Attorney Kellogg, having searched the subject at request of the
Public Works Director, advised State law provides deferral of special
assessment for certain low-income elderly, which are paid by the State
Treasurer and lien placed on the property (reapplication needs to be
made each year) . Gonnason noted the Turnbow' s would qualify. "
Continued Protest of costs was filed by George Kalasountas, 13412 160th SE,
Renton. Mr. Kalasountas also registered complaint of lack of any
septic tank at building recently purchased within the LID area.
Public Works Director Gonnason explained protest constituted 12% of
Renton City Council
4/3/78 Page 2
Public Hearing - Continued
LID #306, Sewers the LID. Following further discussion, it was MOVED PERRY, SECOND
Sunset Blvd NE SHANE, CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONFIRM ROLL AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COM-
MITTEE. CARRIED. At the request of Councilwoman Shinpoch, Public
Works Director agreed to assist the Turnbows with necessary paper
work. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, THE MATTER OF MR.
KALASOUNTAS' COMPLAINT ON SEPTIC TANK BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC
WORKS DIRECTOR FOR INVESTIGATION AND HANDLING. CARRIED.
... PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Annexation published according to law, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the public
SR-167 between hearing to consider annexation of Valley Freeway SR-167 right-of-way
SW 43rd and between SW 43rd St. and SE 192nd St. per Resolution #2169 adopted
SE 192nd Street 3/6/78. The annexation is necessary so that the Springbrook Annexa-
tion will not create an island of unincorporated King County, which
could cause denial of the Springbrook Annexation by the Boundary
Review Board, as explained by the Planning Director. There being no
protest or public comment, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY,
THE HEARING BE CLOSED. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO PROCEED WITH INCORPORATION
OF SR 167 ANNEXATION WITH SPRINGBROOK ANNEXATION AND FORWARD TO THE
BOUNDARY REVIEW BOARD. CARRIED. (Time: 8:43 p.m. )
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
LID #311 posted and mailed according to law, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the
Street public hearing to consider the preliminary assessment roll in the
Improvements amount of $18,610 for installation of curbs, sidewalks , driveways,
Jones Ave. NE storm drains and paving on a portion of Jones Ave. NE from NE 24th
Street to a point 611 ft. north. Petition from seven property
owners protested the project as sewers not yet installed; the
improvements would be on one side of the street only without plan
for completion of the rest of street and rural environment desired.
Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported the protest con-
tained signatures representing 70% of the property owners; however,
four of these properties bear restrictive covenants placed at the
time of short platting, that the LID for improvements will not be
opposed. The letter noted the protest would then be 30% without the
disqualified protest. Deferment of the offsite improvements by the
previous owner was explained, and present owners beinq bound by cov-
enant. Assistant City Attorney Kellogg noted the covenants became a
matter of public record 7/27/77, that anyone purchasing property
after that date received constructive notice and are presumed aware.
LID #311 Persons present protesting: Frank Donofrio, 2508 Jones Ave. NE;
Terminated Dorothy Francis, 2624 Jones Ave. NE; Renton. Public Works Director
explained lack of sidewalks in this area was complaint of Mrs.
Seigmiller at the time of traffic light installation at Aberdeen NE
and NE 24th St. Upon inquiry, Asst. City Attorney Kellogg further
explained covenants on property run through 12/31/2025 or until such
time as the improvements are installed. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
PERRY, CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE,
COUNCIL DISCONTINUE THE L. I .D. #311 . CARRIED. (Time 9:15 p.m. )
OLD BUSINESS Councilman Stredicke presented letter calling attention to previous
NE 30th Overpass letter of 3/13/78 to State Senator A. N. Shinpoch and Representatives
on I-405 at Garrett and Bagnariol regarding public safety at the NE 30th Street
Kennydale overpass on I-405. Stredicke's letter reported response of the State
Officials and the resultant meeting scheduled 4/11/78 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Renton Municipal Building, where the State Department of
Transportation will present findings of the study of alternate solu-
tions and evaluate conditions. Councilman Stredicke requested the City
Administration be prepared to present City' s concerns and possibility
of any projects.
Map for Chambers Council President Clymer presented letter from Planning Director
Ericksen re map and aerial mosaic for the City Council Chambers. The
letter listed possible size and costs of maps from 6'x8' to 8'x10'
with 400' to 600' scale plus track and mounting boards at $150 with
600' scale map $300 to larger map at $600. The letter noted that due
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Old Business - Continued
Maps - Continued to sprouting of deciduous trees, only two weeks of prime flight
time remain this year. Following various proposals , it was MOVED
BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM, AUTHORIZE PURCHASE OF 8' X10' LARGEST SCALE
MAP PLUS TRACK AND MOUNTING AT COST OF $750, WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
ARRANGE FINANCING. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 9:35 p.m. , reconvened at 9:45 p.m. Roll Call : All Pres-
ent as previously shown.
Population Councilman Clymer noted Planning Department survey and estimated
population request to the State of 29,500 for the City. Official
population will be announced upon certification by the State.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means
Committee Report Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Ordinance #3210 report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance chang-
Richards & Holmes ing the zoning from G to MP, property located on Raymond Ave. SW
Rezone 122-78 between I-405 and SW 16th St. ; known as the Richards & Holmes Rezone.
(First reading 3/27/78) Following readings, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL : ALL
AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading re The committee report recommended first readings and referral back
Swimming Pools to committee on the following ordinances: An ordinance was read
updating the City Code re private swimming pools. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITEE .
CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read adopting the Uniform Swimming Pool Code,
Uniform Pool Ccde 1976 Edition. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read updating the City Code concerning fallout so=
Fallout Shelters shelters. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDI-
NANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read adopting the Uniform Building Code, 1976 Edi-
Building Code tion. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, REFER BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR
ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read amending the Uniform Plumbing Code. MOVED BY
Plumbing Code STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance was read adopting the Uniform Mechanical Code, 1976 Edi-
Mechanical Code tion. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read amending the Uniform Housing Code. MOVED BY
Housing Code STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, REFER BACK TO COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading re An ordinance was read adopting the National Electrical Code. MOVED
Electrical Code BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Resolution #2177
Fire District The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolu-
No. 40 Mutual Aid tion authorizing a mutual aid agreement with Fire District #40 and
contract for automatic response for certain locations : Valley Gen- now
eral Hospital , large apartments, and schools in the area. Following
reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLU-
TION AS READ. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are enacted by one motion without separate dis-
cussion unless so requested by the Council : (Adopting motion follows
Consent Agenda items)
Rezone 127-78 Hearing Examiner' s decision and recommendation re Morris J. and Joan
Alhadeff Alhadeff re rezone from G to T allowing addition to Longacres Trailer
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Alhadeff Rezone Park; approval with conditions. Council concurrence in Examiner' s
recommendations. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
King County Letter from Planning Director Ericksen presented Resolution adopted
Boundary Review by the King County Boundary Review Board denying the Dalpay Annexa-
Board File 724 tion. The resolution noted intent of property owner to build apart-
Dalpay Annexation ments and noted conflicting information on the lift station at Sunset
Denied Blvd. NE and Union Ave. NE as to capacity operation; also construc-
tion of the May Creek-Honeydew Interceptor is at least two years
Wr.. in the future. The resolution noted an unincorporated island within
the City would be created. (Information)
Court Case Superior Court Summons and Complaint for personal injury was filed
No. 842117 by Daniel G. Goodwin, Plaintiff, for incident 4/30/77 with Renton
Police Officer. Refer to City Attorney.
Agenda Approved MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Sierra Heights Petition bearing signatures of 22 property owners from the vicinity
Sanitary Sewers of Sierra Heights Community objected to the Council allowing a
and Complaint of Mr. Hanks to install a side sewer at 10417 132nd Ave. SE into the
Connection by existing main line sewer, claiming privileged treatment and asked
Mr. Hanks that the other members of the community also be allowed to join. The
letter noted other members of the community have previously re-
quested sewer service, but have been advised of the need to annex
to the City. The letter noted the City' s granting of permission
to join the sewer line has expedited installation of buildings
which will probably devalue adjoining property. Upon request
by Councilman Perry, Public Works Director Gonnason explained the
permit was issued to Mr. Hanks last July prior to passing of a
resolution by the Council prohibiting sewer service outside the
City limits, or without annexing to the City. Gonnason explained
the request by Mr. Hanks did not meet guidelines for the Staff to
issue, therefore, it was forwarded to the Council and referred to
the Public Services Committee and granted by the former committee.
Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke, Gonnason noted lift station
located at NE Sunset and Union NE operates at capacity and is sur-
charged at peak periods; pump station at Honeycreek is not access-
ible and the proposed May Creek trunk line has not been funded.
Gonnason further explained attempt to grout Sunset/Union lift station
to correct inflow capacity. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR RESPONSE TO THE
PETITIONERS AS EXPLAINED BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR. CARRIED.
Fourth of July Letter from Renton Horizons Committee Chairperson, Lew Innocenti ,
Annual Picnic announced scheduling of Rentorts third annual Fourth of July Picnic
at Liberty Park and invited the Council Members to attend the open-
ing ceremonies. The letter asked the Mayor's office be advised of
commitment to attend. (Information)
NEW BUSINESS
Ways & Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented Ways and Means Report recom-
Committee Report mending that a resolution be prepared as requested by the Finance
NSF Check Department requiring a fee charge for handling of bad checks.
Penalty MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR RESOLUTION. Council-
man Stredicke noted the City handles 200 bad checks per year and
recommends $5.00 fee be assessed for NSF checks. CARRIED.
Fire Rating MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Survey Bureau - THE QUESTION OF THE ADVISABILITY OF BRINGING THE WASHINGTON STATE
No report since FIRE RATING SURVEY BUREAU TO THE CITY, FOR- REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL.
1966. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, SHINPOCH, SHANE, TRIMM; 2-NO: PERRY AND
STREDICKE. MOTION CARRIED.
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New Business - Continued
Boat Launching Following discussion by Councilman Shane, it was MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER OF FEES FOR BOAT LAUNCHING
TO THE PARK BOARD FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Sanitary Sewers MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, THE SUBJECT OF SEWERS FOR THE
NE Section NORTHEAST SECTION OF THE CITY BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE. Stredicke noted request of property owners in the Sierra
Heights to connect to the sewer system, as well as recent Hearing
Examiner decision allowing more than 15 homes in the same area.
MOTION CARRIED. Councilman Clymer asked Public Works Director for -r
presentation.
Nishiwaki Visitors Mayor Delaurenti , havinq arrived at the meeting, invited Council
Members to attend special luncheon 4/4/78 for Sister City delegates,
sponsored by the Renton Lions Club.
Executive Session Executive Session having been requested by Mayor Pro tem Clymer,
it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL RECESS IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION. CARRIED. Visitors and Staff were requested to leave the
Chambers at 10:30 p.m. All Council Members as previously shown
ADJOURNMENT were present at the close of the Executive Session. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
10:45 P.M. SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING 0 April 3 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN —_ LOCATION — REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 4/13 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Senior Center & Shop Bldgs.
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 4/6 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Liaison Committee
Thurs. , 4/6 7 :30 p.m. ; Standing Meeting
COMMUNITY SERVICES Thurs. , 4/6 7:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE4th Flr. Conference Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS IWed. , 4/5 I 4:30 p.m. STREDICKE 16th Flr. Conference Rm. Consultant Polic
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OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS '
State Dept. of Transportation Tues. , 4/11 7:30 p.m. Council Chambers N.E. 30th St. Overpass on I-405
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Leoff Board Meeting IWed. , 4/5 8:00 a.m. � � 6th Flr. Conference Rm. �
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
April 3, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5826 6, 000 James Arneson 418 Wells Change Attic
5827 500 Jack Schlosser 201 Union Const. Shed
5828 1, 000 Ernesto Barie 909 3rd Make Window
5829 1, 500 Chandler & Assoc. 823 Lind Inst. Partitions
5830 no fee City of Renton 272 Thomas Demolish School
5831 8,000 Verle Mead 1025 Redmond Const. Add,
5832 24, 000 Mobil Oil Co. 3001 E. Valley Inst. roof in tank
5833 1, 100 Steve Betts 2210 Jones Const. Wall frame'
5834 2.829.80 John Biccetti 201 Union Inst. Carport
5835 55,000 Faye Stromberg 654 Blaine Const. Res.
5836 300 Jacob Shemnitzer 1405 27th Const. Shed
5837 15,000 Austin Co. 800 16th Const. Room
5838 50,000 Wayne Hills 1814 27th Const. Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1420 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th Const. Drvwy Approach
1421 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Const. "
1422 VOID
1423 Chas. Henderson 1916 Beacon Const. "
1424 Chas, Henderson 1922 Beacon Const, "
1425 Chas. Henderson 1928 Beacon Const. "
1426 Chas. Henderson 1931 Beacon Const. "
1427 Chas. Henderson 1940 Beacon Const. "
1428 Chas. Henderson 1912 Lk Youngs Const. "
1429 Chas. Henderson 1831 Ferndale Const. "
1430 Chas. Henderson 1608 Glenwood Const. "
1431 Chas. Henderson 1612 Glenwood Const. "
1432 Dennis Anderson 3300 Lk. Wash. Con. Storm Sewer
1433 Mr. Thanedar 1707 14th Inst. Sewer
1434 Jack Hite 261 Rainier Con. Sewer
1435 Brown/Strand 9803 134th Inst. Seo,er
1436 Midas Muffler 261 Rainier Curb Cut
1437 Sunset Plaza Co. 3150 Sunset Curb Cut
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7078 50 Scs Holding 437 Williams Inst. Service
7079 50 S & Z Const. 1731 Lk. Ave. Inst. Service
7080 50 Chas. Henderson 2543 16th Inst. Service
7081 50 Citation Const. 2709 Talbot Inst. Service
7082 50 McNeill Const. 261 Rainier Inst. Service
7083 50 Tera Const. 179 Union Inst. Service
7084 50 Allen Ray Const. 3300 Lk. Wash. Inst. Service
7085 50 SCS Holding 1615 Puget "
7086 50 Tri-State Const. 740 l9th
7087 50 Chas. Henderson 2806 16th "
7088 50 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport "
7089 50 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport "
7090 50 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport "
7091 50 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport "
7092 50 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th "
7093 50 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Inst. Service
7094 50 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Inst. Service
7095 50 Jack Columbi 1011 29th Inst, Service
7096 50 Brown/Strand 806 38th "
7097 1,000 Citation Const. 2703 Talbot Wire Res.
7098 1,000 Citation Const. 2721 Talbot Wire Res.
7099 25 John Riccett.i 201 Union Wire Outlets
7100 250 Chas. Shane 2201 Maple Repair Fire Damage ....
7101 250 Harold McDonald 211 Park 11
7102 187,50 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Hook-up Home
7103 25 Ted Stonebridge 201 Union Wire Shed
7104 550 Childrens Corner Renton Center Inst. Trouffers
7105 S00 Jack Colombi 1011 29th Wire Res.
7106 300 Ralph Storey 1015 1st Change Service
MECHANICAL PERMIT
6044 350 Jack Green 2812 12th Inst. Sprinkler
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
April 10, 1978 Office of the City Clerk
REFERRALS
ADMINISTRATION
Report to Committee of the Whole re Travel Boycott for States Not Ratifying E.R.A.
Notify Petitioners on Edmonds Drive S.E. of Procedures on Final Plat for Parkwood
Seek Private Funds to Complete Payment on Icosehedron
-- List of Capital Improvement for Next Five Years to Present to Council
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim for Damages - Venita Mitchell
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Sign Emergency Medical Services Contract Authorization
Sign Firefighters Local 864 Contract Authorization
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Renton Hill Moratorium - Appllication for Building Permit - Fred C. Callen
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Application to HUD for Participation in Neighborhood Strategy Program
Aerial Photographs for Preparation of Maps for Council Chambers
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Review of Defective Fire Pumpers
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Parkwood Access to Edmonds Drive S.E.
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Water Supply Needs for West Hill Area for Study and Recommendation
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Smoke Detector Ordinance
Alhadeff Rezone Ordinance
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
April 10, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8:00 p.m. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag and called
the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES SHANE AND THOMAS TRIMM.
ROLL CALL OF C. J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; LARRY WARREN, City Attorney; WARREN GONNASON,
STAFF Public Works Director; MAXINE E. MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk; DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; JOHN WEBLEY,
Parks and Recreation Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director;
SHARON GREEN, Personnel Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPTAIN
J. BOURASA, Police Representative
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL Council President Clymer made inquiry as to correction of the Minutes,
as there were no corrections, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECONDED BY STREDICKE,
TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF APRIL 3, 1978 AS DISTRIBUTED. MOTION CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Grace Van Horn, 10814 Forest Ave. S. , Seattle, representative of the
National Organization for Women, requested the City of Renton officials
Equal Rights support their boycott of travel to all states who have not ratified
Amendment the Equal Rights Amendment. She read a letter from Beth Borst, Presi-
N.O.W. Boycott dent of N.O.W. that enumerated the 15 states that have not yet ratified
the amendment and the 130 organizations that were supporting N.O.W. in
agreeing not to travel to any of these states . MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECONDED BY THORPE, TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
FOR RESPONSE. MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY PERRY, SECONDED BY SHANE,
THAT A COPY OF MS. BORST'S LETTER BE FURNISHED ALL DEPARTMENT HEADS WITH
A REQUEST FROM THE MAYOR'S OFFICE FOR INFORMATION AS TO HOW IT WOULD AFFECT
EMPLOYEES FOR TRAVEL TO THESE STATES,, X0 THAT THE MAYOR OR ASSISTANT ..r
REPORT TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. MOTION CARRIED.
EMS Contract Councilman Stredicke commented there was a representative from Valley
Valley General General Hospital in the audience and MOVED, SECONDED BY THORPE TO
Hospital SUSPEND THE RULES AND ADVANCE TO CORRESPONDENCE ON THE EMS CONTRACT. CARRIED.
Paramedic Mr. Dennis Popp, Asst. Administrator, Valley General Hospital ,
Services 18249 29th Ave. , Seattle, withdrew his letter and made inquiries
regarding the Emergency Medical Services contract. Mayor Delaurenti
CAG 019-78 explained that King County and Valley General Hospital have accepted
the EMS Contract as amended by the Council on 3/13, deleting all refer-
ence to user fees. MOVED BY StREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHINPOCH, THE MAYOR
AND CITY CLERK BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE EMS CONTRACT AS PREVIOUSLY
APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECONDED BY TRIMM, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CONTRACT AND PROPERTY ACQUISITION. MOTION CARRIED.
8:20 p.m. Council reconvened at 9:05 p.m. with all Councilmembers
present as previously reported.
Firefighters Council President Clymer reported that the Committee of the Whole
Local 864 recommended concurrence with the bargaining committee and the arbiter's
Contract report and MOVED, SECONDED BY TRIMM, TO ACCEPT THE FIREFIGHTERS CONTRACT
Approved AS OF MAY 1ST. CARRIED. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECONDED BY SHANE, THAT THE
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK. BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE FIREFIGHTERS LOCAL 864
CONTRACT EFFECTIVE MAY 1ST. MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Community Services Committee Chairman Thorpe submitted report on the
Community Services rehabilitation of rental housing in "Neighborhood Strategy Areas" as
Committee Report a complement to the homeowner assistance and neighborhood improvement
-- programs and recommended the Council authorize the Planning Department
Neighborhood to ( 1 ) submit an application in cooperation with King County and the
Strategy Program City of Auburn to HUD for participation in the Neighborhood Strategy
with King County Area Program, and (2) co-sponsor a $50,000 application for reallocated
block grant funds to meet the program's relocation assistance expenses.
and Auburn MOVED BY TRIMM, SECONDED BY SHANE TO CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE'S REPORT .
MOTION CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record her fears
how such programs are administered and requested the City monitor the
program very closely to avoid abuses.
Renton City Council
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OLD BUSINESS (Continued)
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report recommend-
Committee Report ing approval of Vouchers No. 17606 through No. 17810 in the amount of
$370,322.54 having received departmental certification that merchandise
Voucher Approval and/or services have been received or rendered. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECONDED BY CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE.
MOTION CARRIED. Vouchers #17601 through #17605 were machine voided.
....Maps for Council Ways and Means Committee report recommended that the Planning Department
Chambers make contact for aerial photographs for the preparation maps for the
Council Chambers. MOVED BY PERRY, SECONDED BY CLYMER, TO CONCUR IN THE
COMMITTEE REPORT. MOTION CARRIED.
Payment for Ways and Means Committee report recommended that City funds not be used
Icosahedron for the Icosahedron and that Council request the Administration to seek
private outside funds to complete payment of the project. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECONDED BY THORPE, TO CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE
COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
Uniform Allowance Councilman Stredicke questioned the term "Uniform Allowance" in the
for Fire & Police Police and Fire contracts , remarking as to method of accountability
required by the Administration and questioning whether the term should
be changed to "Bonus" in the contracts.
City Project Councilman Shane inquired about funding for various projects the
Funding City has committed itself to; Senior Citizen Center, Cedar River
Trail , and moving the City shops.
Public Safety. Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented committee report
Committee Report on advertising left on doors which explained that there is an exist-
Advertising Left ing ordinance wherein it is allowable by businesses in distributing
on Doors any commercial or non-commercial handbills upon any inhabited private
premises and recommended enforcement of the existing ordinance.
Smoke Detectors The Public Safety Committee report recommended adoption of an ordi-
nance on smoke detectors in private residences with the addition of
"All single dwelling units sold after date of passing of this ordi-
nance" . MOVED BY TRIMM, SECONDED BY THORPE, TO CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDA-
TION OF THE COMMITTEE AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR
ORDINANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATION THE W0RMN HE ORDIN NCE BE CHANGED
TO READ "SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING UNITS" . MOTION CARRIED.
Recess Mayor Delaurenti declared a five minute recess at 9:35 p.m. Council
reconvened at 9:45 p.m. with all Councilmembers present as previously
reported.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented report recommend-
Committee Report ing second and final readings of an ordinance updating City Code in
Ordinance #3211 regard to Private Swimming Pools (First reading 4/3/78) . After read-
ing, it was MOVED BY SHANE, SECONDED BY PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
Swimming Pools ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3212 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings of
an ordinance establishing by reference the "Uniform Swimming Pool Code,
Swimming Pool Code 1976 Edition" and requiring fences around pools to be hereafter desig-
1976 Edition nated as the "City of Renton Uniform Swimming Pool Code, 1976 Edition" .
First Reading 4/3 After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHANE, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
Ordinance #3213 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings
Fallout Shelters of an ordinance updating City Code in regard to Fallout Shelters (First
Reading 4/3/78). After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED
BY SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES .
MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3214 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings
Uniform Buildingof an ordinance establishing by reference the Uniform Building Code
Code Standards, Standards, 1976 Edition, and all amendments thereto (First Reading 4/3/78) .
1976 Edition After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY CLYMER, TO ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 6 AYES, 1 NO, PERRY . MOTION CARRIED.
Renton City Council
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ORDINANCES & RESOLUTIONS (Continued)
Ordinance #3215 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings
Uniform Plumbingof an ordinance establishing by reference the Uniform Plumbing Code,
Code, 1975 Editon 1975 Edition, and all amendments thereto and amending the schedule of
fees for permits (First Reading 4/3/78) . After reading, it was MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3216 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings of
Uniform Housingan ordinance establishing by reference the Uniform Housing Code, 1976
Code, 1976 Ediion Edition, and all amendments thereto (First Reading 4/3/78) . After
reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3217 Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings
National Electrical of an ordinance adopting the National Electrical Code, 1978 Edition
Code, 1978 Edition by reference hereafter to be designated as City of Renton Electrical
Code (First Reading 4/3/78) . After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECONDED BY SHINPOCH, TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL:
5 AYES, CLYMER, THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH AND TRIM. 2 NOS, PERRY
AND SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3218 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first, second and
Uniform Mechanical final readings of an ordinance adopting the Uniform Mechanical Code,
Code, 1976 1976 Edition. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY PERRY, TO ADVANCE THE
ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. MOTION CARRIED. After read-
ings, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHINPOCH, TO ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3219 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended first, second and
L. I .D. 306 final readings of an ordinance approving and confirming the final
Sewers in Vicinity assessment roll of L.I .D. 306, Sanitary Sewers in Vicinity of N.E. 7th
of N.E. 7th St. between Sunset Blvd. N.E. and SR-405. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED
Between Sunset & BY SHANE, TO ADVANCE THE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
SR-405 Final Roll MOTION CARRIED. After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED
BY SHANE TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.'
First Reading The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an ordinance
Alhadeff Rezone changing the zoning classification of property located at 1332 S.W. 16th
G to Trailer St. , abutting the western boundary of the Longacres Trailer Park, from
Parks G to Trailer Parks. After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED
BY SHANE, TO REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE .
MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution2178 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended adoption of a Resolution
Bad Check Fee calling for a bad check fee, not to exceed $5.00, for bank checks
drawn in favor of the City which are dishonored by non-payment.
Charge After reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHANE, 'TO ADOPT
THE RESOLUTION AS READ. MOTION CARRIED.
,-OkRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Parkwood Access Petition from residents on Edmonds Drive S.E. circulated by Alison
to Edmonds Dr. SE Satterlee, 2010 Edmonds Dr. S.E. and Donna Delude, 2016 Edmonds Dr. S.E . ,
represented 100% of the homeowners on the street, with the exception of
one owner living out of state, was presented. The petition stated the
residents of the street did not want the traffic opened to the Parkwood
area due to safety and existing traffic conditions . Letter from Rick
Beeler, Land Use Hearing Examiner advised the subject of traffic circu-
lation and access relative to Edmonds Drive S.E. would be reviewed during
final plat application for Parkwood Division No. 3 which had not been filed
with Examiner to date. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY THORPE , TO
REFER THIS MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR NOTIFICATION AND THE TRANS-
PORTATION COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
West Hill Joint Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason explained the status of the
Water Supply West Hill Reservoir and Distribution System project, for which the
Storage & Trans- City had accepted a grant of $398,357 under State of Washington Referen-
mission Project dum 27; project to have been a joint project with Water Districts 14,
Ref. 27 Grant 63, 69, 77 and 88, however, Districts 77 and 88 had not approved the
agreement and would not join the project. Mr. Gonnason introduced
Mr. Ron Heinke of Harstad Associates , Inc. , 1319 Dexter Ave. N. , Seattle,
Chief Engineer, who pointed out on the map the proposed project and
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CORRESPONDENCE & CURRENT BUSINESS (Continued)
West Hill Joint stated that Water District No. 14 had also dropped out of the project.
Water Supply He presented the alternatives the City had in continuing the project
Storage and and what each alternative would cost the city in order to take advan-
Transmission tage of the Referendum 27 grant, decision on the matter required by
Project 4/13/78 in order to take advantage of the grant. Considerable dis-
cussion ensued. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY CLYMER, TO REFER
THE ENTIRE MATTER TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. MOVED
BY SHINPOCH, SECONDED BY THORPE TO RECONSIDER THE MOTION. CARRIED.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECONDED BY SHANE, TO DENY THIS SPECIFIC PROJECT.
MOTION CARRIED. MOVED"BY THORPE, SECONDED BY SHANE, REFER THE SUBJECT
OF WATER SUPPLY NEEDS FOR THE WEST HILL AREA TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE
FOR STUDY AND RECOMMENDATION. MOTION CARRIED.
Renton Hill Council President Clymer excused himself from the Chambers and took
Moratorium no part in this subject. Letter from Fred C. Callen , Callen Realty,
958 Sunset Blvd. N.E. was read which requested clearance for a building
permit on property located at 430 Mill Ave. S. ; the letter also stated
that the description in the moratorium on Renton Hill was in error
and there had been no change planned for Mill Ave. S. in the Compre-
hensive Plan. City Attorney Warren said that he had talked to Mr.
Callen and the moratorium resolution did not allow a building permit
to be issued and that he must apply to the Council . Councilman Perry
noted the moratorium included the entire Renton Hill Area, everything
easterly of SR-405. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHANE, TO REFER
THE LETTER TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDA-
TION. MOTION CARRIED. Council7resident Clymer returned to the
Council Chambers.
Claim for Claim for Damages filed by Venita Mitchell , 667 Edmonds Ave. N.E. ,
Damages alleged personal injury for defective sidewalk on N.E. 7th St. in
Venita Mitchell an undetermined amount. MOVED BY SHANE, SECONDED BY STREDICKE, TO
REFER THE CLAIM TO THE CITY ATTORNEY AND THE INSURANCE CARRIER.
CARRIED.
Fire Pumpers Letter from Fire Chief Geissler reported that he had met with repre-
Not Up to sentatives of Seagrave Apparatus Co. and Western States Fire Apparatus
Specifications in Portland to discuss rejection of the two pumpers and suggested
they come back with a plan to build two pumpers to meet the city
specifications and time of delivery to be presented to the Council .
Chief Geissler noted he had not heard from either of the companies
and recommended the matter be referred to the City Attorney. MOVED
BY SHANE, SECONDED BY PERRY , TO REFER THE MATTER TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY
COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Perry inquired as to who was authorized to sign for registered
Mail Delivery and certified mail for him and was informed by Finance Director Marshall
that all mail was received in the Print Shop and any instructions from
him would be carried out.
Information MOVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY SHANE, THE CITY ATTORNEY RECEIVE A PACKET
Packets for OF ALL THE MATERIAL RECEIVED BY THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED.
City Attorney
Capital Improve- Councilwoman Thorpe noted there was often controversy about capital
ments List improvement projects and who was present at discussions and thought
it appropriate for the administration to meet with staff and draw up
a list of capital improvements; new South End Fire Station, new City
Shops, etc and establish priorities. MOVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY
TRIMM, SOMETIME BETWEEN NOW AND PROPOSED BUDGET, THE ADMINISTRATION
PRESENT TO COUNCIL A LIST OF PROPOSED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
WITHIN THE CITY FOR THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. CARRIED.
Adjournment MOVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 11 :00 p.m.
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EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 4/10/78 WARRANT DISTRIBOTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: No.#17601 - #17605
CURRENT $58j716990
PARKS $12o371965
ARTERIAL STREETS $682. 49
STREETS s17, 77+ 948
LIBRARY $12# 640990
COMP EMP TR ACT $1, 246. 42
ANTIrRECESSION $80q•88
STREET FORWARD TiONUST $521813914
MAIN FIRE. STA . CONST $ $585929
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST $26j521921
WATERWORKS UTI',.ITY $781759P28
AIRPORT $9♦ 593,21
14-975 W A S CONSTRWCTION $1 , 285+05
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST $73. 600907
EQUIPMENT RENTAL y19� 656+84
FIREMANIS PENSION 33i274r73
TOTAL. OF ASL WARRANTS $370o322r54
WE, THE UNDERSIGNLLI MEMBERS Op THG ,NAYS 4ND MEANS CO"1MITTEE. OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCILi HAvlN-G 4E(.;.TVEu CEPAHTILNTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE ANG/OR ScRV1CkS A'VE KEt.N R,-CLIV';ED OP kENDFRED, DO HEWEBY
APPROVE FOR PAYmENT VOJCHERS NU* 1 /6)5 Tmprl;J5H NUr 1751 ^ IN THE AMO!jNT
OF $370, 3222.54 THI5 110TH DAY OF APWIL 19750
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
April 1.0, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
,.�. 5839 3 . 050 Jay Davis 201 Union Const . Carport
5840 2.2 . 000 E. J. Martinson 2401 NE 28 Const . Res.
5841 50, 000 H & H Enter. 550 7th Finish Floor
5842 40, 000 Ron Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Const . Res.
5843 No Fee First Fed. Savings 207 Wells Demolish Bldg.
5844 55, 000 SCS Holdings 330 Burnett Const. Duplex
5845 No Fee SCS Holdings 327 Burnett_ Demolish 'Res.
5846-5861 VOID
5862 12, 000 Marvin Taylor 351 Park Add Garage
5863 5, 000 Albert James 1416 Jones Inst . Windows
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1 ,638 Jerry Johnson 301 14th Con. Sewer
1439 Dennis Anderson 3300 Lk. Wash . Con. Side Sewer
1440 Loveless-Powell Sunset & Duvall Inst . Curbs
1441 Hillis Homes 1002 Newport Const . Drive. Appi .
1442 Hillis Homes 1006 Newport "
1443 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport "
1444
Hillis Homes 101.4 Newport "
1445 Hillis Homes 101.8 Newport "
.... 1446 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport- "
1447 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport "
1448 Hillis Homes 1030 Neurport "
1449 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport "
i l)o Iiillis Homes 1033 Newport
1451 Hillis Homes 2201 Bremerton "
1452 Hillis Homes 4311 22nd
1453 Hillis Homes 2207 Bremerton "
1454 Hillis Homes 4517 22nd
1455 Hillis Homes 4609 22nd
1456 Hillis Homes 4603 22nd
1457 Hillis Homes 4615 22nd "
1458 Hillis Homes 4621 22nd "
1459 VOID
1460 VOID
1461. Hillis Homes 4624 22nd
1462 Hillis Homes 4618 22nd
1463 Hillis Homes 4612 22nd "
1464 Hillis Homes 4606 22nd
1465 Hillis Homes 4600 22nd
1466 Hillis Homes 4516 22nd
1467 Hillis Homes 451.0 22nd IT
�— 1.468 Hillis Homes 2218 Bremerton
1469 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport
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1470 Hillis Homes 1205 Newport "
1471 Tullis Homes 1005 Newport "
1472 Hillis Homes 1001 Newport
1473 Brown/Strand 806 31st. Con. Sewer
1474 Brown/Strand 1.120 38th Con. Sewer
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ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7107 1 , 200 Stephen Pettibone 2314 28th Wire Res.
7108 185 Mrs. Soper 201 Union Hook-up Mob. Home
7109 900 James Arneson 418 Wells Wire Add.
i 7110 8, 000 Midas Muffler 261 Rainier Wire Bldg.
7111 14, 309 Drs. Burk. & Shimpmf 3721 Talbot Wire Clinic
i 7112 100 Loveless/Powell 4601 Sunset Inst . Temp. Serv.
7113 70, 000 Pay & Save 4601 Sunset Wire Bldg.
7114 58, 000 Pay & Save 4613 Sunset Wire Bldg.
7115 50 Ray Bari. 11eaux 154 Blaine Wire Shed
7116 100 Benaroya 43rd at Longacres Inst . Serv. slow
7117 500 Albert Jones 1416 Jones Rewire House
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6045 4 . 100 Van Dahl Dist . 3700 W. Valley 1-st . Wanks
6046 4 . 000 Rudy Zaputil 1f130 18t1h Inst- . Fix„
6047 1. , 860 Brown/Sr..rar-d 806 31st Inst . Fix.
=,048 650 Brian Berr1 408 36th Inst , Fix.
6049 30, 000 STR Front . Pest. . 1011 llerimetex InsT . Fix
6050 700 citation Coast . 2721 Tall,,-f- Tnst . Furnace
17.s,r_ 1 "00 Citation Const . 2715 ';.'albot Insc . 'Fu rnac
h01-)2 750 Citation Const . 270.3 Talbot Trst . Fur.:iac,e
6053 725 Brown/Strand 11.20 38th Inst . Furnace
6054 395 Alaska Fish Fert . R23 Lind Inst . Pix,i11C;
605 5 500 Albert James ! 41h Jones T..nst: . Boil.e
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR -
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMIITEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OFApril In- 1g78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 4/13 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Senior Center & Shop Bldgs.
Thurs. , 5/18 8:00 p.m. Presentation by W. Bogart, St.
Highway Dept. on SR-515
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CANCELLED PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 4/11 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 14th Flr. Conference Rm. Block Funds
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 4/17 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm, Regular Meetirg
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PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 4/17 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
TRANSPORTATION CANCELLED SH I NPOCH
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UTILITIES ' SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
State Dept. of Transportation Tues. , 4/11 7: 30 p.m. Council Chambers N.E. 30th St. Overpass on I-405
LEOFF Board Wed. 4/12 8:30 a.m. 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
April 17, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S ..�
ADMINISTRATION
Negotiate Relocation of City Shop lease containing cancellation clause
Fire Department pumper truck disposition and notify Council
Court Case with 21R re Employee
CITY ATTORNEY
Fire Department pumper truck disposition
Court Case with 21R
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Matter of City employees living within the City limits
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Subject of sewers for the Northeast Section of the City area
MUNICIPAL ARTS COMMISSION
Matter of reciprocal gift exchange with Sister City
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Request '�or extension oi= employment of A. Kosenstrom
PUBLIC HEARING OF THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE .�.,
M-1/1-87:30 p.m. w/King County Council Members re Victoria Park Open Space
APPOINTMENT
Police Officer James J. Bryant subject to 6-mo. probationary period, 4/17/78
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Regular Meeting
April 17 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance and called the
regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA SEYMOUR-
rr COUNCIL THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
CITY OFFICIALS WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance
Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Asst. ,
GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Rec-
reation Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police
Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF APRIL 10,
1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
Introductions Mayor Delaurenti introduced six students from Mr. Little' s government
class, !_indbergh High School .
AUDIENCE COMMENT Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE, commented on two items from 3/13/78
Committee of the Whole meetinq: (1 ) Mr. Webb opposed Senior Center
and Councilianic funding; also relocation of shops prior to receipt
of Senior Center bids; but noted everyone must make the best of it;
(2) Mr. Webb opposed the boycott proposed by N.O.W.
OLD BUSINESS Council President Clymer- submitted Committee of the Whole recommenda-
6w Committee of the tion for acceptance of the Community Services Committee report of
Whole Report 3/21/78. (The 3/21 report concurred in Administration recommendation
Relocation of for temporary relocation of the City Utility Shops and telemetering
City Shop Facility system at a facility formerly occupied by Union Oil Co. at N 6th
St. and Pelly Ave. N; rental $850 per month for one year with one
year option, plus approximately $1 ,000 additional expenses. ) MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF
THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. Following considerable discussion, the
MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, THE ADMINISTRATION
NEGOTIATE LEASE CONTAINING CANCELLATION CLAUSE. CARRIED.
Sewers/NE Section The Committee of the Whole report recommended that the subject matter
of sewers for the Northeast Section of the City be referred to the
' Utilities Committee for study and recommendation. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR WITH THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
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Travel Boycotta o lThe Committee of the Whole recommended Council concurrence in the
States Not Have i request from the National Organization for Women (NOW) that official
Ratified ERA business travel by City employees be restricted to those states that
(15 States Are p D_ have passed the Equal Riqhts Amendment. MOVED BY SHINPOCH. SECOND
Not Ratified) 4J Q THORPF, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE
U W WHOLE. Councilman Perry opposed the boycott and listed scheduled con-
n � ventions in those states not ratifying. Upon further discussion,
o Z' Councilwoman Shinpoch noted the boycott applied to use of tax funds.
U �i MOTION CARRIED. eddendi/1"d,* S-eat ve,*e4f No.
AWC Convention Council President Clymer requested Council members planning attendance
at the Association of Washington Cities Convention to so advise, in
order that voting delegates can be selected.
Public_Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented committee recommenda-
oo mmittee Report tion that defective fire pumper matter be referred to the Adminis .ra-
Fire Dept. tion and City Attorney for report back to Council regarding disposition.
Pumper Trucks ' U TRIMM, SECOND THORPE, CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Renton City Council
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Old Business - Continued
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe announced public
Committee Report hearing May 11 , 1978, 7:30 p.m. by the Community Services Committee
Public Hearing and three King County Council Members (Ruby Chow, Gary Grant and
w/King County Mike Lowry) regarding application for Open Space by Victoria Park
Council Members Re Homeowner'a Association for five parcels of property within Victoria
Victoria Park Park Subdivisions No. 1 , 2, and 3. Councilwoman Thorpe announced
Open Space her alternate, Earl Clymer. (File OSC-108-77)
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means The Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final reading of an ordinance rezon-
Ordinance #3220 ing property located at SW 16th St. abutting Longacres Trailer
Alhadeff Rezone Park, from G to T. (First reading 4/10/78) Following reading, it
was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed James J. Bryant to the posi-
Appointment tion of Police Officer in the Renton Police Dept. effective 4/17/78
Police Officer subject to the customary six-month probationary period. The letter
noted Mr. Bryant has been certified and accepted by the Civil
Service Commission and LEOFF Retirement System. Council concur.
Police Department Letter from Police Chief Darby requested Council authorization for
Travel Lab Technician John Iwasaki to attend the 1978 International Associa-
tion for Identification Conference at Portland, Ore. 5/18-20/78,
also requesting advance travel funds; item included in 1978 Budget.
Council concur.
Police Department Letter from Police Chief Darby requested Council authorization for
Travel four officers, Sgts. Evans, Magula, Ritchie and Saude, to attend
the "Officer Survival : Psychological Stress Factors" Seminar at
Moses Lake 5/18-20/78; also requesting approval for advance travel
in amount of $160 which was included in 1978 Budget. Council concur.
Proclamantion Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared 4/23-29/78 as Renton
Secretaries Week Secretaries Week and 4/26 as Secretaries Day. Council concur.
Preliminary Plat Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler presented Preliminary Plat
Oberholtzer - 132-78 and Exception 137-78 George Oberholtzer - Wind Star, recom-
Wind Star mending approval with conditions. Council concur in Examiner' s
recommendation. (No Legislative action needed at this time. )
Court Case Superior Court Casc No. 843623 filed by Washington State Council of
Local 21R vs City County and City Employees, AFSCME, AFL-CIO, and its Local 21R vs.
City of Renton and Charles J. Delaurenti , Mayor to proceed to
arbitration pursuant to the collective bargaining agreement regard-
ing the employment matter of Jolly Sue Baker, based on the various
affidavits and the 21R Agreement. Refer to Administration and City_
Attorney.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA
Approval ITEMS AS PRESENTED. CARRIED. (Includes above six items )
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Park and Recreation Director Webley requested extension
Employment of employment for Albert Rosenstrom, Maintenance Custodian, scheduled
Extension Beyond for retirement 9/1/78. The letter noted Mr . Rosenstrom as highly
Age 65 qualified and to the best interest of the City to prolong his employ-
ment, and recommended the employee be retained in hopes that the
retirement age would be extended to 70 years in the near future. aw
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER MATTER TO WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE. Substitute motion by Thorpe, Second Shane, concur
in recommendation and extend employment. SUBSTITUTE MOTION FAILED.
Upon inquiry, City Attorney Warren noted resolution requires showing
of hardship. Upon inquiry, Park and Recreation Director Webley
advised Mr. Rosenstrom has been with the City for five years and
request would build up sufficient retirement. MOTION CARRIED TO
REFER TO COMMITTEE.
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NEW BUSINESS
Sister City MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, REFER THE SUBJECT OF RECIPROCAL
Gifts GIFT EXCHANGE WITH RENTON'S SISTER CITY, NISHIWAKI , JAPAN, TO THE
MUNICIPAL ARTS COMMISSION. Upon inquiry, Finance Director Marshall
noted the law does not provide use of City tax funds for gifts for
Sister City. Mayor Delaurenti noted he had personally purchased a
gift. MOTION CARRIED. Mayor Delaurenti noted gifts received from
City of Nishiwaki : Bronze Statue of Kabuki dancer in warrior costume
with mask and flower collage picture of rice paper.
City Employees Upon inquiry by Councilman Shane, Finance Director Marshall explained
there are 296 permanent full-time employees working for the City;
28 C.E.T.A. employees not considered full time employees; total of
386 employees including part time, seasonal employees in Street and
Park Departments, including Attorney' s Staff and Library Pages .
Councilman Shane noted 143 of these employees live within the City
and requested that all employees that work for the City, live within
the City limits. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, REFER THIS MATTER TO
THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE , COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
8:55 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, Ci y Clerk
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK April 24, 1978
BID OPENING
S-209 C B.D SEWER IMPROVEMENTS
April 13, 1978
— ----- AA- — Base Bim& Base Bid & --
Contractor EEO BB Alternate A Alternate B
Coluccio Construction Co. X X No Bid $237,921.53
9600 Empire Way S. X
Seattle, WA 98118
National Construction Co. X X $113,720.28 $113,391.43
1401 - 14th St. N.W. X $113,035.18* $112,706.33*
Auburn, WA 98002
Engineer's Estimate - $93,616.28
* Engineer's Corrections
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
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Office of the City Clerk a
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF April 17, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 5/18 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Highway Dept. on SR-515 with
W. Bogart
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT CANCELLED PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Thurs. , 4/18 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 1 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
Thurs. , 5/11 7:30 p.m. ALTERNATE Public Hearing w/King County re
Victoria Park Open Space
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 4/24 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rin.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 4/24 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
TRANSPORTATION (AVIATION) Tues. , 4/18 12:00 noon SHINPOCH 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
UTILITIES i Thurs. , 4/20 7:30 p.m. SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
MUNICIPAL ARTS COMMISSION Tues . , 4/18 8:00 a.m. 4th Flr. Conference Rm. Gifts to and from Nishiwaki
(Renton's Sister City)
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
April 17 . 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5864 2,994 Dean Bitney 201 Union Const. Carport
5865 5,000 James Salvatare 1624 Edmonds Inst. Alum. Siding
5866 2, 500 D. W. Custer 1917 Harrington Int. Remodel
5867 55,000 West Valley Const. 3115 17th Const. Res.
5668 55,000 West Valley Const. 3109 17th Const. Res.
5869 55,000 It1706 Lk. Youngs Const. Res.
5870 50,000 Chuck Wiehoff 1706 Kennewick Const. Res.
5872 55,000 West Valley Const. 3103 17th Const. Res.
5872 5,000 Hal Wallace 1805 Lincoln Windows & Bar
5873 30,000 Bartells Co. 700 Powell Const. Add.
5874 500 Bertha Overton 3301 10th Const. Shed
5875 2,035 Merrill Davis 201 Union Inst. Carport
5876 4,920 Dorothy Page 201 Union Inst. Carport
5877 2,700 Larry Solomon 525 3rd Const. Deck
5878 700 Mark Johnson 150 Blain Reroof House
5879 120,000 Earlington Assoc. 500 7th Remodel Office
5880 1,000 Renton Schools 2403 Jones Interior Remodel
5881 3, 100 Renton Schools 400 2nd Raise Floor
5882 13, 500 Galvin Supply 329 Wells Add to Store
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1475 John Nord 2100 Jones Con. Side Sewer
1476 John Nord 2107 Jones Con. Side Sewer
1477 Renton Center 7th & Hardie Inst. Sewer
1478 VOID 3150 Sunset
1479 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Inst. Side Sewer
1480 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Inst. Side Sewer
1481 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Inst. Side Sewer
1482 Jerry Troughton 3724 9th Const. Drvy Apnr.
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7118 700 Bob Denney 3504 11th Wire Swim Pool
7119 362 Alaska Fish Fert. 865 Lind Inst. Sub.-Panel
7120 450 Jon Wagar 1908 1.5``' Replace Service
7121 700 D. W. Custer 1917 Harington Wire Duplex
7122 1,000 Citation Const. 2715 Talbot Rd Wire Res.
7123 700 Brian Berg 408 36th Inst. Amp Serv.
7124 187.50 Mr. Thorn 201 Union Hook-up Home
7125 700 Dan Ostrom 1401 36th Rewire Res.
7126 4,943 Austin Co. 800 16th Wire Room
7127 20 Dean Bitney 201 Union Inst. Fix
7128 187.50 Bert Hurd 201 Union Hook-up Home
7129 187.50 Mr. Carson 201 Union Hook-up Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6056 1. 200 William Dunn 3429 Lincoln Inst. Furnace
6057 500 D. W. Custer 1917 Hrrington Inst. Fix.
6058 3.000 Standard Oil 305 Grady Wy Inst. Tank
6059 8,000 Ervin Yoder 1609 Eagle Ridge Inst. Fix.
6060 44,000 Wash. Jockey Club Longacres Inst. Sprinkler
6061 2,400 SCS Holding 330 Burnett Inst. Fix.
6062 17,000 Pac. Car & Foundry 1500 4th Inst. Sprinkler
6063 1,400 Seatawa Foods 3150 Sunset Inst. Fire Ext.
SIGN PERMITS
632 1, 200 Cummins Diesel 811 Grady Wy Inst. Signs
633 1,800 Fred Akers 111 Factory Inst. Signs
634 680 Atomic Battery 55 12th Inst. Sign
635 8.000 Sunset Plaza 3150 Sunset Inst. Signs
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April 24, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Interim Park and Ride facility
Adopt interim guidelines (per Personnel Director) re rescinding mandatory retire-
ment age resolution.
Council support of any necessary action re papers found in Old Earlington School
Matter of old firebell display at new fire station site.
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
I Lake Washington Wharf Site Vacation and Log Storage Matter
Request of Port Quendall for change in 4-732 City Code
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim for Damages filed by Milda S. Franks
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Smoke Detector Ordinance
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CBD Sewers bid opening (Reported - Contract awarded 4/24/78)
Kennydale Sewers - Meet with interested property owners
UTILITIES DEPARTMENT
CBD Sewers bid opening (Reported - Contract awarded 4/24/78)
Engineering Services Agreement of Supervisory Control and Telemetry System
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Ordinance ordering construction LID #309 Monterey Terrace
Interagency Committee fund application for Cedar River trail
Resolution for Final Plat Parkwood Homes #2
Resolution for Street Vacation portion of NW 3rd St. Hearing date -OW
Funding for plaque Gene L. Coulon Park
CHAIRMAN WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Response to Fire Department re Clothing Allowance
PUBLIC HEARING
5/22/78 Street Vacation portion NW 3rd
.AM
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
April 24, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8 : 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA SEYMOUR-
COUNCIL THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
ROLL CALL OF CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL
CITY OFFICIALS MEAD, City Clerk; SHARON GREEN, Personnel Director; LAWRENCE WARREN,
Acting City Attorney; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; DONALD
CUSTER, Administrative Asst. , GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director;
JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire
Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle; ERIC PRYNE, Seattle Times.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF APRIL 17,
1978 AS MAILED. Councilman Shane requested his NO vote be recorded
Page 1 , Paragraph 10, Committee of the Whole report supporting ERA
travel boycott. Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE, requested revision
of his comments Page 1 , Paragraph 7, Audience Comments. CARRIED.
Sister City Gifts Mayor Delaurenti displayed gifts from Nishiwaki , Japan, Renton' s
Sister City, and explained Kabuki dancer with removable mask and
rice paper flower picture, which will be placed on display for City,
AUDIENCE COMMENT Persons present commending the City Council for action taken 4/17/78_
Travel Boycott boycotting official travel by City employees to those 15 states not
re Ratification having ratified the Equal Rights Amendment: Versie Vaupel , 221
of Equal Rights Wells Ave. N. , submitted letter for East Valley YWCA, Evelynn
Amendment Carue, Branch Director and Sharon Wylie; Sally Humphreys, 14700
167th P1 . SE; Susan Schmidt, American Assoc. of University Women;
Susan Ringwood, Renton Unit League of Women Voters of King County
South; Warren F. Vaupel , 221 Wells N. ; Toni Nelson, President of
Soroptimist International Renton; Peggy Cummins, 1811 Grant Ave. S,
Business and Professional Women' s Assoc. ; Grace VanHorn, 18014
Forrest Ave. S. , Seattle; Jan Cate, 12642 NE 5th, Bellevue, Church _
Women United; Beth Borst, 608 Whitworth Lane S. ; Sven Johnson, 1520
Index Ave. NE, also submitted a statement re past employment in Cite.
Persons present opposing the Council 's decision to boycott travel
to states not ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment: Mike Hanis,
759 Dayton NE; Alberta Alstad, A975 Harrington NE; RaNae Anderson,
2509 Edmonds; Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan SE; Wanda Eastman, 3533 N.
Aberdeen; Dian Scutt for Gerald Newquist, 1401 Harrington SE; Sharon
Robinson, 621 Tacoma; Marj Morrell , 1716 Monroe Ave. NE; Renton.
Councilman Perry restated his opposition to the travel boycott
approved by Council 4/17/78 and, therefore, his inability to move
for reconsideration. Upon inquiry, City Attorney Warren advised
Sven Johnsonmatter was of civil nature rather than legislative.
PUBLIC HEARING This beinq. the date set and proper notices havinq been posted, .pub-
Monterey Terrace lished and mailed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to
Underground consider the preliminary assessment roll in amount of $61 ,459.10
Conversion for the area known as Monterey Terrace for construction and instal-
LID 309 lation of underground power and other utility lines, known as L.I .D.
No. 309. Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported 67
properties included in the L.I .D. , that 12 are against the LID (18%) ,
47 for the LID (70%) and 8 properties - no response. The letter
noted fixed cost per lot of $917.30. Public Works Director Gonnason
explained the project was initiated by petition from residents;
work to be performed by Puget Power. Chris Wright, 120 Monterey
P1 . NE, noted being party listed as no response, and questioned
cost of connecting power and phone from street outlet into house.
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Public Hearing - Continued
Monterey Terrace Public Works Director Gonnason introduced area resident, J.Holmes,work-
Undergrounding ing with contractor,who advised use of 50' flex cable from vault box
LID #309 in street to house at set cost of $25.00 per residence. Patrick
Sullivan, 68 Monterey P1 . NE, inquired re cable TV, and was advised
City ordinance requires main line to be installed with underground-
ing; installation costs are not included in the LID. MOVED BY
SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY
SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE LID #309 UNDERGROUND OF
UTILITIES IN MONTEREY TERRACE AREA. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, REFER THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ....
PROPER ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Recess
commenced at 9:05 p.m. and reconvened at 9: 17 p.m. Roll Call : All
Council Members present.
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION.*
Councilwoman Thorpe requested discussion of Park and Ride lot matter
Park and Ride as members of the audience were waiting to discuss the subject.
Facility Councilwoman Thorpe explained that commuters using the park and
ride lot (car pool lot) at Rainier Ave. S. and Grady Way had been
notified by the shopping center of need to use area under the power
lines; concern being the hazardous lot conditions which exist.
Councilwoman Thorpe asked the Administration to work with Metro
and State Highway Dept. for interim Park and Ride facility. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, REFER THE MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION
TO RESOLVE. MOTION CARRIED. *CARRIED, MOVE TO EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Council held the Executive Session re labor matter from 9:30 p.m. to
9:50 p.m. Roll Call : All present.
OLD BUSINESS Community Services Committee Chairwoman submitted committee report
Community Services recommending Council authorize the Administration to submit applica-
Committee Report tion for Interagency Committee funding to continue development of
Interagency Funds the Cedar River Trails system. The report explained deadline for
for Cedar River application 5/1 ; that the committee met with Parks Director Webley .�..
Trail who advised the Park Dept. would not be applyinq for these funds this
Application by year. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDA-
Planning Dept. TION OF THE COMMITTEE. * Upon inquiry, Park Director Webley noted
Lake Washington Beach Park, the principal project for funding, is
not yet in position to be presented for IAC Grant; also insufficient
seed money on hand for IAC application; also noting need for environ-
mental impact statement. *MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR DRAFTING
PROPER RESOLUTION. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report recommending that the Ordinance regarding Smoke Detectors
Ordinance re be referred back to the Public Safety Committee for additional con-
Smoke Detectors sideration with the City Attorney. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED. Upon inquiry,
City Attorney Warren noted need to specify type of unit rather than
referring to the Building Code.
Mandatory Age The committee recommended rescinding of the City' s resolution on
for Retirement mandatory age retirement, and that the Administration adopt interim
Rescinded guidelines pursuant to the recommendations of the Personnel Director.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Rosenstrom Time The Committee recommended that the request for employment extension
Extension of Mr. Rosenstrom is not applicable subsequent to the rescinding
Request of the resolution re mandatory age for retirement. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND PERRY, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Mining, Excavating The Committee recommended that the request of Donald Norman,
and Grading Port Quendall , regarding a change in the wording of Chapter 7 Title IV
Ordinance Section 4-732 of the City Code be referred to the Community Services
Committee for review. MOVED PERRY, SECOND SHANE, UUN UR IN RE OM-
MENDATIO . CARRIED.
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Old Business - Continued - Ways and Means Committee - Continued
Ordinance #3159 The Committee recommended rescinding of Ordinance No. 3159,
Rescinded street vacation of a portion of SW 12th St and alley, as no
payment has been received and thus the ordinance has never been
published. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE REPORT AND RESCIND ORDINANCE #3159. CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Approval Vouchers #17816 through 18004 in the amount of $529,878.74, having
received departmental certification as to receipt of merchandise
and/or services. Vouchers #17811 - 17815 cancelled. Payment
approval also recommended for LID #297 Warrants R-2 $398.26 and
C-2 $398.26; plus LID #302 Warrants R-14 $6,903.65, C-21 $6,400,
C-22 $105.40 and C-23 $298.25. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER,
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE APPROVAL FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED. Upon inquiry
Historical Papers of withholding payment to contractor for demolition of Earlinqton
Found/Retained by School and ownership of vault contents of papers found in structure,
Contractor in City Attorney advised the contract was silent and title ownership
Earlington School would remain with the City, that contract payment may not be withheld.
Demolition MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADVISE THE ADMINISTRA-
TION THAT WE SUPPORT ATTORNEY'S REMARKS AND ANY NECESSARY ACTIONS
BY THE CITY. CARRIED.
Utilities Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented committee report recom-
Committee Report mending the City Council concur in recommendation of the Public
Contract Award Works Department and accept the low bid of National Construction
CBD Sewers Co. and award the contract for the sewer improvements in the Central
Business District (S-209) in the amount of $112,706.33 (4/13/78 bid
opening). MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR. CARRIED.
Sewer Study Councilman Perry left the Council Chambers and took no part in the
Northeast Renton following matter. The Utilities Committee report noted review of
sewer needs for the Northeast Section of the City and program for
Kennydale Sewers the May Creek Interceptor and connecting Kennydale and Honey Creek
interceptors to serve that area; the committee instructed the staff
to continue efforts to get funding assistance. The report noted
several property owners in the Kennydale area are desirous of pro-
ceeding with land development projects which had previously protested.
The report recalled LID #296 hearing with 70% protest and project
terminated. The report noted change in attitude in Kennydale and,
therefore, recommended that the Council again initiate the Kenny-
May Creek dale LID for sewers by resolution of the City Council and that
Interceptor this matter be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for prepara-
tion of the necessary resolution. Moved by Shane, Second Trimm,
Council concur in the recommendation. Following discussion,
SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THAT THE RECOMMENDA-
TION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TO MEET WITH ANY
INTERESTED PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE AREA. ROLL CALL: 3-AYE: CLYMER,
THORPE, STREDICKE; 3-N0: SHINPOCH, SHANE, TRIMM. MAYOR DELAURENTI
VOTED AYE AND SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED. Councilman Perry returned
to the Chambers and discussed committee meeting with Metro and
Sewer District 96 in regards to May Creek interceptors and funding
plan proposed by Metro.
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm recommended referral of the
Committee subject of prevention of storage of motorcycles in homes and apart-
Motorcycle ments to the Ways and Means Committee, noting combustibility danger.
Storage Attorney Warren noted need for caution.
--- CONSENT AGENDA The following items are reviewed by all Council Members , considered
routine and adopted with one motion without separate discussion.
Adopting motion follows items.
Damages Claim Claim for damages was filed by Milda S. Franks, 12240 SE 240th
St. , Kent, for personal injuries in amount of $254.82 for fall on
sidewalk on Williams, alleging uneven low spot. Refer to City At-
torney and Insurance Carrier.
CBD Sewer Bid Opening 4/13/78 Central Business District (CBD) Sewer Improve-
ments, two bids received. (Attached to 4/17/78 Minutes) Refer to
Public Works Department and Utilities Committee. (See contract award
above.
Renton City Council
4/24/78 Page 4
Consent Agenda - Continued
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared May 1978 as Family
Camping Month.
Park Boad Letter from Parks and Recreation Director Webley reported for
Chairman informational purposes that the Park Board elected Joan Moffatt
as Chairman on 4/13, succeeding Ronald Regis who has served as
Chairman for the past year.
Final Plat Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval with
Parkwood Homes #2 conditions for Parkwood Homes Division No. 2 Final Plat 135-78. "'w
Refer to Ways and Means Committee for proper resolution.
Street Vacation Letter from City Clerk Mead recommended 5/22/78 be set for public
NW 3rd St. hearing on proposed street vacation of a portion of NW 3rd Street
Public Hearing between Maple Ave. NW and Taylor Ave. NW. Certification received
5/22/78 for 100% ownership signatures on petition and $100 filing fee
received. Refer to Ways and Means Committee for resolution.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approval CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Park Name Letter from Parks and Recreation Director Webley requested Council
Change to concurrence in Park Board decision that the name of Lake Washington
Honor Beach Park be changed to honor Gene L. Coulon and an appropriate
Gene L. Coulon Plaque be installed. The letter also requested Council authority
to hold a formal ceremony around the first of June. The letter
noted article re Mr. Coulon' s career was submitted to the National
Park and Recreation Assoc. by David Towne, former Director of Parks
for the City of Seattle, will be released to the newspaper at the
appropriate time. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
REQUEST AND FORWARD THE MATTER OF FUNDING FOR PLAQUE TO THE WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Lake Washington Letter from Department of Natural Resources, Commissioner of Public
Wharf Site Lands and Division of Marine Land Management, reported receipt of
Vacation and City Resolution No. 2173 regarding petition to vacate "Wharf Sites"
Log Storage and "Slips" Lake Washington Shorelands situated in front of sections
29 and 32, and regarding certain log storage activities at the
South end of the lake. The letter noted receipt of request to
relocate the outer harbor line in that portion of the harbor area
and will incorporate Renton's vacation request with the relocation
proposal for presentation to the Harbor Line Commission and notify
the City at such time as item scheduled. The letter suggested a
meeting to identify problems and determine action as regards log
storage activities which is currently included in a lease issued
by the Port of Seattle. MOVED BY PERRY , SECOND THORPE. REFER TO
THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Engineering Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason submitted agreement from
Services CH2M Hill , engineering consulting firm, to furnish engineering
Agreement services for study and design of a Supervisory Control and Tele-
metry System for Water and Sewer Utilities. Authority for Clerk
and Mayor to execute agreement was requested. MOVED BY SHANE,
SECOND CLYMER, REFER AGREEMENT TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Fire Department Letter from Renton Fire Fighters Local 864, Gary Newton President,
Clothing clarified any misunderstanding re Councilman Stredicke's request ow
Allowance to change the current contract language from "clothing allowance
to bonus allowance." The letter explained negotiations regarding
proposed quarter-master system and requested opportunity to dis-
cuss any subject in question prior to introduction on the Council
floor. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, REFER THE COMMUNICATION TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN FOR RESPONSE. CARRIED.
Historical Letter from Renton Historical Society President, Ethel Telban,
Firebell noted the original firebell once used to summon the City' s volunteer
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Firebell firemen isstill in place atop the present fire station. The
Continued letter noted the society's purpose of preservation of Renton's
relics of the past and recommended the the firebell be taken down
and placed where it could be viewed by the public at the new fire
station site. The letter noted willingness to furnish a suitable
plaque giving its history since installation in 1908. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER THIS MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRA-
TION WITH POWER TO ACT. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:45 p.m.
Azetz,d"
Delores A. Mead, City(-Clerk
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EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 6/24/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO.117811 - 17815
CURRENT •88J804089
PARKS •18j14703
STREETS •811917#48
LIBRARY $40713143
COM/ EMP TR ACT •3j653#51
ANTIeRECESSION f4#056#05
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE •209j723#69
STREET FORWARD TWRUST •703
MAIN FIRE GTA. CONST. •510#71
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST •10jt5001
WATERWORKS UTILITY $78#544#95
AIRPORT !4)045103
1976 W 6 S CONSTRUCTION $584#83
EQUIPMENT RENTAL *161113089
FIREMANIS PENSION $9j104#61
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $5291878#74
WEA THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL, HAVING RELEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE AND/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 17816 THROJGH NO• 18004 IN THE AMOUNT
OF •5291878.74 TH Th DAY OF APRIL 1978.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - . . . . MEMBER �-
L.1.0.1297 ( •
REVEIiT -1ItANT No.1R-2 S 398.26 MEMBER
CASH WARRANT No.#C-2 $ 398.26
L.I.D.I302
REY 3rWXWNT No.IR-14 $6,903.65
CASH WARRANT No.#C-21 6,400.00
CASH WARRANT No.#C-22 105.40 '
CASH WARRANT No./C-23 298.25
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF April 24, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 5/18 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Presentation by W. Bogart, State
Highway Dept. on SR-515
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 4/27 4:30 p.m. I PERRY I3rd Flr. Conference Rm. H-1 Ordinance & Renton Hill
Moratorium
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. , 4/25 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 13rd Flr. Conference Rm. Senior Citizen Advisory Comm.
Wed. , 4/26 4:15 p.m. Review Bids on Cedar River
(Trail
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 5/1 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 5/1 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
1
TRANSPORTATION i SHINPOCH
� I
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY Tues. , 4/25 4:30 p.m. 3rd Flr. Conference Rm.
LEOFF BOARD Wed. , 5/3 8:30 a.m. SHINPOCH 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
00
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
April 24 , 1978
B?►tLDING PERMITS
IL5883 2 . 000 Kenn%_, Borovec- 201 Union I-ist . Carport Awning
5884 36 000 Stan Bray 201 Unio• Const . Patio Cover
5881 2 , 000 Lorraine Shurtz 201 Union Inst . Carport
5886 5, 300 Mr . Greerfield 201 Union Inst . Carport
5887 1 , 000 Maximo O , Ros(,o ".09 Grand,., Const . Add.
5888 529. 000 Pacific Car 1400 4th Build. No. 5 Ext .
5889 300 Jeri v Davenp<>r t 284 Thumas Enclose Porr•h
'890 30 . 000 Brown 'Strand 2408 Union Const . Res .
7891 50, 000 Boeing Co. Rerton Plant. Remodel Bldg.
X892 500 Doug Rowe 392 12th Reroof Res .
5893 4 . 500 Ed Kunst 1 e 101 Jones Const . Deck
X81-+4 150 W .C. Daniels 870 Monroe Const , Storage Shed
5895 3 , 500 Don Hart�eck 3 507 1 1 th Const . Rec Rm
5896 100 Percv 14PICII 2029 Harrington Replace Wall
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
1,483 Chas . Henderson 2800 16th Tnst . Seager
jELECTRICAI, PERMIT
71 30 1 200 Brovn,!St r a,-,d 1 120 )Rth Wire Res .
7131 1 , 200 Brow. St rangy! 806 31st Wire Res.
7132 2 303 Pa car 1400 4th Wire Add.
7113 50 Don Harbeck ` 07 11th Wire Add.
, 134 1r0 Orris Speter 3204 Vth Rewire Res .
7135 2- . 500 Va:, Daa 1 Pi st . 3700 W , Valley Wire Office
7 136 1 R7 . �.o Mr . Denne" 2('1 I?n i on Hook-up Hortie
7137 Is- . 50 my . Weam 201 ''r ion Hook-tip Home
7138 678 Jerry Da�-�enpvrt 284 Thomas Tnst . AMP Serv.
7139 900 Argo 3 )1 Park Wire Add.
7140 250 Huff const 43, : & Lonyacres Inst . Serv.
7141 650 Jean C anr., . 1212, 30th Increase Serv .
MECHANICAL PERMITS
n06,4 {;F,4 Pa; 'kwo.- d Homes 21 C7 Jones Inst . Furn .
6065 764 Parkwood Homes 21.00 .`ones Tnst . Furn .
6066 1 , 500 Chas . Henderson 1916 Beacon Inst . Fix .
6067 1 , 949 Chas . Henderson 1422 Beacon Tnst . Fix.
X068 1 , 949 Chas . Henderson 1928 Beacon Tnst . Fi.x .
-069 1 , 949 Chas . Henderson 1-)14 Rea(-on Inst . Fix .
6070 1 , 949 Chas . Henders-ir: ". 441_, 3ea�-on Inst . Fix ,
6071 1 , 295 'has . Henderson 1h12 Glenwood Inst . Fix .
6072 1, 305 Chas . TTe:tdersoi! 16()8 Glenwood Inst . Fix .
6073 1, 500 Chas . ienderso 1,831 Ferndale Inst . Fix.
6074 1 , 305 Chas , Henderson 1912 Lk Youngs Inst. Fix .
6075 1 , 500 'has . Henderson 1704 Monroe Inst . Fix .
6076 725 Brown:'Strand 806 31st Inst . Furn.
6077 300 Joni Phac,lan 2,101 24th Inst , Heater
SIGN PERMITS
63h 400 Ery -; n,% -hman 320`; A"th Inst . Signs
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TRANSFERS
#NTH OF APRIL, 1975
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
I'TE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
10/78 CURRENT $ 580716.90
PARKS b RECREATION 120371 .65
ARTERIAL STREETS 682.49
CITY STREETS 170774.48
LIBRARY 120640.90
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETAO 10246.42
ANTIRECESSION 840.88
STREET FORWARD THRUST 520813.14
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 585.29
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONSTR. 26,521 .21
WATERWORKS UTILITY 780759.28
AIRPORT 9,593.21
1975 W d S CONSTR, 1 ,285.05
TALBOT PIMP STATION 73,600.07
EQWtPMENT RENTAL 19,656.84
FIREMAN'S PENSION 31274.73
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of APRIL $370,322.54 ____
'15/78 CURRENT FUND $141 ,090.61
PARKS d RECREATION 19,380.68
CITY STREETS 170615. 10
LIBRARY 8,888.12
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 30878.06
ANTIRECESSION 5,802.08
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,968.86
AIRPORT 572.50
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 21550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for no. of APRIL $216,746.01
15/78 WATERWORKS UTILITY WATERWORKS UTILITY Adj. error on 3/27/78 S 4,730.00
401/343.79.00 401/271 .00. transfer (Reywwo Code)
24/78 CURRENT FUND iS 88,504.89
PARKS b RECREATION 18,147.73
CITY STREETS 810917.48
LIBRARY 4,713.43
COMP.EMP.TRN. (CETA) 3,653.51
ANTIRECESSION 4,056.05
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 209,723.69
STREET FORWARD THRUST 7.03
MAIN FIRE STATION CONST, 510.71
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONST, 10,250.91
WATERWORKS UTILITY 78,544.95
AIRPORT 4,045.03
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 584.83
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 160113.89
FIREMAN'S PENSION 98104.61
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for neo. of APRIL $529.878.74
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MAYOR llMy#R"rr— 01REC7('i>�1 - ..
C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF APRIL, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
4'''-',/78 CURRENT FUND S 88,504.89
PARKS d RECREATION 18,147.73
CITY STREETS 819917.48
LIBRARY 40713.43
COMP.EMP.TRN. (CETA) 30653.51
ANTIRECESSION 40056.05
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 209,723.69
STREET FORWARD THRUST 7.03
MAIN FIRE STATION CONST. 510.71
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONST, 100250.91
WATERWORKS UTILITY 78,544.95
AIRPORT 4,045.03
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 584.83
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 16, 113.89
FIREMAN'S PENSION 91104.61
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of APRIL $529,878.74
4/30/78 CURRENT FUND $147,015.33
PARKS & RECREATION 19, 129.93
CITY STREETS 17,653.90
LIBRARY 8,950.60
CONP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,727.83
ANTIRECESSION 5,301 .46
Ir WATERWORKS UTILITIES 17,120.64
AIRPORT 572.50
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,550.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of APRIL $222,022.19
/28/78 STREET FWD. THRUST STREET FUND Per Resolution No,#2160 $100,000.00
301/138.00.00 103/210.00.00
MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
May 1 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Cedar River Trail Bid Opening and Recommendation (Bid accepted and Contract awarded)
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Land Clearing Ordinance
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Medic Services proposal , By-laws and budget
'MAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Appointments to Human Rights Commission (3)
Ordinance Ordering Construction LID #309 (First reading 5/1/78)
PUBLIC HEARING
5/22/78 Street Vacation Portion NW 3rd St.
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
May 1 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M.
COUNCIL STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE, GEORGE J. PERRY. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMAN
THOMAS W. TRIMM. CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH,
EXCUSE COUNCILMAN CHARLES F. SHANE. CARRIED. Councilman Shane
arrived at 8:08 p.m.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney,
PRESENT GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BUFF, Police Rep. , DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Moved by Stredicke, Second Perry, Council approve Minutes of
April 24, 1978 as prepared and mailed. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY
THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, APPROVAL OF MINUTES BE CONTINUED TO NEXT
WEEK. ROLL CALL: 3-AYES: CLYMER, SHINPOCH, THORPE; 2-NO: PERRY
AND STREDICKE. MOTION CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Pamela Jarnigan, 917 S 28th Ct, commended Council For joining the eco-
nomic boycott of states which have not yet ratified the Equal Rights
Amendment.
OLD BUSINESS Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Ways and Means report noting review of the Land Clearing Ordinance as proposed
.� Committee Report by the Planning and Development Committee and returned the ordinance
Land Clearing with a recommendation of "do not pass." The report further recom-
Ordinance mended that the subject matter of land clearing be referred again
to the Planning and Development Committee. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND REFER MATTER BACK
TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE:
CLYMER, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, THORPE AND PERRY; 1-NO: SHANE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Travel The Ways and Means Committee report recommended approval of
Authorized travel request by Police Officer McKenney and Fire Inspector
Wooten to attend annual seminar, Northwest Fire and Arson Investi-
gators, Eugene Ore. 5/8 - 12/78. The report also recommended
advance travel funds in amount of $177. 75 per officer. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented committee
Development report recommending reading and adoption of a resolution continuing
Committee Report the Renton Hill moratorium for an additional 60 days. Councilman
Perry noted present moratorium (Resolution #2137 9/25/77) expires
Resolution #2179 5/5/78. Councilman Clymer left the Council Chambers and took -no
Renton Hill part in any action or discussion on this matter. City Clerk Mead
Moratorium on read the resolution extending the moratorium to all properties in
Building the Renton Hill area affected by a change in the Comprehensive Plan
Extended and subject to a potential rezone. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. Upon inquiry, Councilman Perry
noted wording eliminates Mill Ave. S from the moratorium, and noted
for the record that extension of the moratorim was requested as the
Staff has not completed requirements. Planning Director Ericksen
noted work was at preliminary stage and anticipated arranging a
June hearing date. Acting City Attorney Warren noted necessity of
resolution due to writ of certioari filed against the City and a
Staff member with conflict of interest. MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Clymer returned to the Chambers.
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Community Community Services !ommittee Chairwoman Seymour-Thorpe presented
Services committee report regarding Cedar River Trail System - Phase II
Committee Report (EDA/LPW Project #071-51-23895) and recommended acceptance of bid of
Cedar River Trail Sun-Up Construction Co. in the amount of $739,260 as recommended
Phase II by the consultant, Jongejan/Gerrard/Assoc. and the Planning Dept.
Contract Award The committee recommended Council concurrence and authorization
for the Administration to sign the contract. (See later under
Consent Agenda) MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, CONCUR IN THE
COMMITTEE REPORT AND AWARD THE CONTRACT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending first reading of ordinance ordering construction
First Reading LID 309, Monterey Terrace undergrounding of utility lines. Follow-
LID #309 Ordinance ing reading of the ordinance, it was MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND BY
CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Resolution #2180 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolu-
Street Vacation tion setting the date of May 22, 1978 as public hearing to consider
Portion NW 3rd St. the vacation of a portion of NW 3rd St. between Maple NW and
Public Hearing Taylor NW extended. Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
5/22/78 CLYMER, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2181 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolu-
Final Plat tion approving the Final Plat of Parkwood South No. 2 as approved
Approval by City Council 4/24/78; located south of existing Aberdeen P1 . SE
Parkwood South #2 and Aberdeen Ave. SE south of Rolling Hills No. 3. Following read-
ing, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2182 The committee report recommended reading and adoption of a resolu-
IAC Funding tion authorizing application for funding assistance for an outdoor
Cedar River Trail recreation project to the Interagency Committee as provided by the
Marine Recreation Land Act for Cedar River Trail from the mouth at
Lake Washington to the Bronson Way S. Bridge. Following reading,
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED.
Renaming Park The committee report noted understanding that the funding for the
plaque honoring Gene L. Coulon (Lake Washington Beach Park) would
be provided from private sources. The committee recommended that
the Administration monitor such contributions and report back to
Council . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA These items have been previously distributed to all Council Members ,
are considered routine and enacted by one motion without separate
discussion unless requested.
Cedar River Bid Opening 4/20/78 Cedar River Trail System, Phase II ; one bid
Trail System received. See attached tabulation. Refer to Community Services
Committee.
Recommendation Letter from Planning Director Ericksen recommended acceptance of
Cedar River Trail bid by Sun-Up Construction for Cedar River Trail System, Phase II .
Refer to Community Services Committee. (See above contract award. )
Appointments Letter from Mayor Delaurenti made the following appointments to `o`
Human Rights the Human Rights and Affairs Commission for two-year terms (in
Commission accord with Ordinance 3191 ) ; terms expiring 4/24/80: Margaret
Proctor, 4124 NE 10th P1 . , replacing Beth Borst. David E. Nicholson,
2609 NE 18th St. , replacing Wilkie Lew. Denton Lee, 3701 Park Ave.
N, replacing Christopher Wright (expiring terms end 4/25/78).
Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approval CARRIED. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, FOLLOWING TWO ITEMS BE
CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. CARRIED.
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Final Payment Letter from Publ'c Works Director Gonnason reported completion of
New Fire Station Phase I of the new main fire station, fire signal installation at
Phase I S 2nd St. and Mill Ave. S. by Signal Electric, Inc. 3/31/78, accepted
by the Public Works Dept. 4/9/78 and recommended Council accept
completion of the project as of 5/1/78 and final payment of
$18,313. 78. The letter recommended the retained amount of $5,074.01
be paid to the contractor, if after 30 days, no liens or claims are
filed against the project and proof of payment of tax liabilities
is received. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
REQUEST OF PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR.* Upon inquiry from Councilwoman
Thorpe, Public Works Director explained the State requires two signal
heads even though only single lane of traffic. Councilwoman Thorpe
asked the Administration for written report on that matter explain-
ing alternates used by other cities. Councilman Stredicke inquired
for the record re City of North Bend signals, being advised by
Gonnason that any new signals would have to comply with State Code.
MOTION CARRIED. *
Demolition of Letter from Park and Recreation Director Webley recommended
Old Earlington payment and project acceptance for demolition of the old Earlington
School School by Center Dozing, Inc. , $6,165.90. The letter also recom-
mended payment of the retained amount of $685.10 if, after 30 days,
no liens or claims are filed against this project. , r,loved by
Thorpe, Second Shane, refer the item to the Ways and Neans Commit-
tee. Councilman Stredicke explained Council concurrence auto-
matically placed the item with the Ways and Means Committee,
SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
Medic Services Letter from Fire Chief Geissler presented copy of proposal for
merger of the three south King County Provider Groups for Medic
service, along with copy of by-laws and budget for review and
comments. The letter reported that motion was made at recent meet-
ing that Valley Provider Group would recommend by-laws and budget
for adoption providing King County funds the total cost of the
Medic service for the three groups (Federal Way-Auburn, Highline
and Valley Medic Provider Groups) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, REFER TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. Councilman Stredicke
requested the Committee review the report and ascertain that Renton
has balanced one man, one vote consideration for number of people/
dollars re Provider Group. MOTION CARRIED.
Sister City Letter from Shinji Takase, Mayor of Nishiwaki , Japan, Renton° s
Sister City, thanked the Mayor and peoples of the City for kindness
shown and welcome given during recent visit, looking forward to
visit of Renton delegation in June. (Information)
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Shane noted recent robberies in the area and requested;'
more Police time in patrol of neighborhoods rather than traffic;
Councilman Shane also requesting adequate street lighting; also requesting blinker
(caution) intersection signals at other than peak traffic time;
also requesting spring clean-up; also requesting sanitary sewer
LID in Kennydale area West of Edmonds Ave. NE.
Building Councilman Perry noted the request of Fred Callen for building
Moratorium permit in the Renton Hill area has now been satisfied with the pass-
Renton Hill age of Resolution #2179 (See Page 1 ) and lifting of building mora-
torium on Mill Ave. S.
AUDIENCE COMMENT C. Judkins, 13320 S.E. 99th, representing Northwest Steelheaders,
expressed concern for planning of the Cedar River Trail , Phase II ,
Cedar River Trail that access is available for car top boats to river edge, with
Plans special concern for Senior Citizens and adequate parking. Mr.
Judkins asked to meet with officials to review. Mayor Delaurenti
noted willingness to meet and include the Planning Department.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
9:03 p.m.
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CEDAR RIVER TRAIL SYSTEM, PHASE II
Bid Opening - April 20, 1978
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Contractor BB EEO Base Bid Including Tax Alternates
Sun Up Construction, Inc. X X $739,260.00 No. 1 - + $45,000.00
12650 Northrup Way X No. 2 - + $55,000.00
Bellevue, WA 98004 No. 3 - + $ 4,900.00
No. 4 - - $23,625.00
No. 5 - - $10,259.00
Alternate No. 1 - Observation Tower - Add
Alternate No. 2 - Picnic Shelter - Add
Alternate No. 3 - Play Equipment - Add
Alternate No. 4 - Alternate Tree List - Deduct
Alternate No. 5 - Alternate Shrub List - Deduct
Consultant's Estimate - $668,800.00
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF May 1 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 5/18 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Presentation by W. Bogart,
State Highway Dept. on SR-515
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Regular Thur day Meeting PERRY
CANCELLED
Thurs. , 5/4 7:30 p.m. 3rd Flr. Conf. Room
COMMUNITY SERVICES Regular Tues ay Meeting SEYMOUR-THORPE I
CANCELLED
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. , 5/8 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 5/8 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION Tues. , 5/2 Noon SHINPOCH 4th Flr. Conf. Room
UTILITIES Thurs. , 5/4 i 7:00 p.m. SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY Tues. , 5/2 4:30 p.m. 3rd Flr. Conf. Room
LEOFF BOARD Wed . , 5/3 8 : 00 a . m . 6th Flr. Conf. Room
HOUSE TRANSPORTATION SUB- Wed. , 5/24 7 :00 p.m. Kennydale Elementary N.E. 30th St. Overpass
COMMITTEE ON SAFETY School
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
May 1, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5897 12, 000 Mr. Jensen 3509 Shattuck Const. Add.
5898 5, 000 Dennis Merkel 409 26th Inst. Swim. Pool
5899 5. 000 Frank Donofrio 2508 Jones Inst. IN
5900 23, 000 Leon Whitlock 425 Morris Const. Res.
5901 40 , 000 Dalpay Assoc. 2421 Monterey Const. Res .
5902 5, 000 Don Lundberg 403 Rainier Inst. Ceiling
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1484 Wayne Hills 1814 27th Inst. Sewer
1485 Shenandoah Co. 504 Seneca Const. Drivwy Appr.
1486 William Jones 2323 27th Con. Sewer
1487 Paul Fields 1604 Harrington Const. Drivwy Appr.
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7142 50 Wilbert Schrum 305 Seneca Inst. Temp. Serv.
7143 50 Hillis Homes 2205 Duvall Inst . Temp. Serv.
7144 50 Chas. Henderson 1818 Ferndale Inst. "
7145 50 Chas. Henderson 1916 Beacon Inst. "
7146 50 Chas. Henderson 1928 Beacon Inst. "
7147 50 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Inst.
7148 100 Mr. Lyons 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
7149 650 Chandler & Assoc. 823 Lind Inst. Fix.
7150 440 Mr. Omlansky 431 Windsor Re-wire Kitchen
7151 187 . 50 Ideal Homes 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
7152 VOID
7153 50 Lorraine Amman 2505 9th Inst. Plugs
7154 100 Reece & Richards 259 2nd Inst. Temp. Serv.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6078 23 . 000 Van Dahl 3700 W. Valley Inst. Air. Cond.
6079 2 . 000 Wayne Hillis 1814 27th Inst. Fix.
6080 100 Lorraine Amman 2505 9th Relocate Fix.
6081 720 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Inst. Furn.
SIGN PERMITS *AM
637 55 Mike Hanis 405 4th Inst. Sign
638 400 Uniroyal 707 Rainier Inst. Wall Sign
639 200 Keith Eddenburg 705 Rainier Painted Sign
640 1, 500 Bryant Motors 1300 Bronson Inst. Signs
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
May 8, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY
Obtain response from AWC and Attorney General re Paramutuel taxing
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Subject of hater Rate Study
CITY CLERK
Notify petitioners re Subject of access to Parkwood Homes before Council 5/15
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Medic One backup vehicle request
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Response for public hearing 5/24 re N. 30th overpass
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Smoke Detector Ordinance (first reading 5/8/78)
Subject of taxing of Public Employees Retirement System and Resolution opposing
Reappointment to Park Board - Joan Moffatt
Reappointment to Library Board - Dorothea Gossett
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Regular Meeting
May 8, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to
order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F.
COUNCIL SHANE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M.
SEYMOUR-THORPE, GEORGE J. PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attor-
IN ATTENDANCE ney; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk;
WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. BOURASA, Police Rep., DONALD
CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
APRIL 24, 1978 AND MAY 1 , 1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Avery Garrett, State Legislator 11th District, noted 5/24/78
meeting with the State Department of Transportation re North
Public Hearing 30th Street Overcrossing of FAI-405 (see schedule) and invited
N. 30th Overpass testimony from the City Council . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER,
COUNCIL'S TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPRESENT THE CITY AND PRESENT
VIEWS. CARRIED.
Introduction Mayor Delaurenti introduced government class students in atten-
dance from Lindberg High School (Mr. Little's Government Class).
Boat Launch and Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE, suggested revenue- be raised from
Beach Park boat launch facility at Lake Washington Beach Park and asked for
Parking surveillance of parking regulations as concerns use of parking
stalls by boats and trailers. Upon Council request, Parks and
Recreation Director Webley explained the subject of boat launch
charges had been discussed by the Park Board and determined as not
feasible at the present,but appropriate for inclusion with future
development of the park.
Gift for Mayor Delaurenti displayed painting of Mt. Rainier from Lake
Sister City Eunice by Lou Innocenti , specially created' by Mr. Innocenti and
donated to the City of Nishiwaki , to be hand carried by the Mayor
in forthcoming visit to Renton' s Sister City.
OLD BUSINESS
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented committee report
Committee Report recommending the smoke detector ordinance be placed on first
Smoke Detector reading. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Ordinance (See later under Ordinances and Resolutions. )
Utilities Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented committee report
Committee Report noting review of the proposal submitted by CH2M Hill for the first
Consulting Service phase development of the new proposed telemetering system. The
Telemetering report recommended the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
System sign the agreement for Phase I and that prior to proceeding on
Phase II the matter be reviewed again by the Utilities Committee.
MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHINPOCH, CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF THE
COMMITTEE. Upon inquiry, Public Works Director Gonnason noted
the consulting services concern the permanent proposed installa-
tion of the new updated telemetering system, not the relocation
of the temporary system; also that the SUA report will be made
available to CH2M Hill . MOTION CARRIED.
Water Rate Study The Utilities Committee report noted review of subject of water
rates and recommended that the consultant selection process be
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Old Business - Continued - Utilities Committee Report - Continued
Water Rate authorized and the Staff directed to proceed, noting $15,000
Study budgeted for this activity. The report stated the Utilities
Committee will exercise surveillance of this selection process
and be a part of the selection team. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM,
CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION FOR WATER STUDY. Upon inquiry by
Councilman Perry re last sentence of report (exercise surveillance
and be a part of the selection team) , Councilman Shane explained
agreement reached at the meeting and with Public Works Director .�
that new input could be obtained. Councilman Perry requested the
record show that due to change of scheduled meeting time and con-
flicting prior commitment, he was unable to attend. Upon inquiry
by Councilman Stredicke, Public Works Director Gonnason reported
last water rate study was 1970 for $7,500. Following considerable
discussion, SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER
WATER RATE STUDY SUBJECT TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. CARRIED.
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented committee
Committee Report report noting review of petition submitted by residents of the
Access to Rolling Hills area with regard to the connection of Parkwood
Parkwood Homes Homes No. 3 to Edmonds Dr. SE. The report noted Council considera-
tion of the Parkwood plat circulation and access at the time of
the preliminary approval . The report noted the Planning and
Development Committee had recommended the Parkwood plat as pre-
sented by Alternate Plan C and it was approved by the Council .
The report recommended Council confirm its previous action in
approving the plat of Parkwood Homes as currently approved in
Alternate Plan C. Moved by Perry, Second Shane, Council concur in
Committee report. Public Works Director displayed, wall map of
Alternate C which routes traffic from Edmonds Ave."' SE through
existing developed plat to pew Parkwood plat. Councilwoman
Shinpoch noted need for access of fire trucks. Councilwoman
Thorpe opposed through traffic and suggested use of break-down
barrier, being advised by Fire Chief Geissler that some barriers
exist in the Renton area, are acceptable, cause sliqht delay.
Following further discussion, SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND
Subject Continued STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONTINUE THE SUBJECT OF PARKWOOD ACCESS FOR
To 5/15/78 ONE WEEK AND THE STAFF (CITY CLERK'S OFFICE) NOTIFY INTERESTED
PERSONS THE ITEM WILL BE BEFORE COUNCIL. CARRIED. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report concurring in the Mayor's appointments of Margaret Proctor,
Appointments David Nicholson, and Denton Lee to the Human Ri hts and Affairs
Human Rights Commission for two-year terms expiring 4/24/80replace Beth
Commission Borst, Willkie Lew and Christopher Wright, respectively) . MOVED
BY PERRY, SE--OND TRIMM, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
TO ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY; 2-N0:
MIND T LS oiz s iT' CLYMER AND THORPE. CARRIED.
Analysis of The committee report recommended Council concurrence in the
Management request of the Personnel Director, Sharon Green, that the analysis
Positions project of Management and Exempt positions be extended from 6/1
to 9/30/78 due to extended labor relations activities. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee report recommended Council concur-
Approval rence in approval for payment of Vouchers No. 18010 through No.
18215 in the amount of $309,628.62 having received Departmental �•
certification as to receipt of merchandise and/or services; plus
LID #297 Revenue and Cash Warrants R-3 $425 and C-3 $425, plus
LID #302 Revenue and Cash Warrants R-15 $350.07, C-24 $300 and
C-25 $50. 07. Vouchers No. 18005 - 18009 were machine voided.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Councilman Upon inquiry of Councilman Stredicke, City Attorney Warren advised
Stredicke settlement of the two portions of the lawsuit involving Springbrook
Trout Farm. Councilman Stredicke made inquiries re regulations
for helium filled baloons and re use of public right-of-way for
pay parkinq for private qain, also providing photographs as evidence.
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Old Business - Continued - Councilman Stredicke Comments - Continued
Master Fire Plan Councilman Stredicke noted for the record that the City Council
has never accepted the Fire Master Plan.
Police Officer Councilman Stredicke presented letter for reading, written by Mike
Commended Barden commending Police Officer Kathleen Illes for her work
with and for Renton residents.
"" Councilwoman Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re parking in the area of South
Thorpe Inquiri 7th St. and Burnett South and asked equal enforcement of City' s
hordinances, being advised of temporary parking arrangements during
' construction period. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired of the regula-
tions and practices of granting variances by the Board of Adjust-
C) [t ment and suggested review of State guidelines for variances.
`J Councilwoman Thorpe asked explanation of newspaper public notice
re City Building Depart., and was advised by City Attorney Warren
of State statute requirement for developer publication re environ-
mental impact.
King County Councilman Perry noted attendance at Suburban Mayor' s Meeting
Health Agreement regarding King County Health Agreement and recalled City's court
case. to receive reasonable health care c1iarges. Perry noted
other cities failed to join with Renton's court action and are
now objecting to unreasonable charges , noting reduction in charges
for Renton.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
First Reading An ordinance was presented re installation and maintenance of
Smoke Detector smoke detectors in occupancies that are rented, leased or let
Ordinance and in single family dwellings after sold and no longer used
as dwelling of the owner. (See committee report page 1 . ) MOVED
BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, ORDINANCE BE PLACED ON FIRST READING.
CARRIED. Following reading, it was MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE,
REFER THE ORDINANCE TO THE 'WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE
WEEK. CARRIED.
Ways and Means The Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final
Committee Report readings for an ordinance ordering construction and installation
Ordinance #3221 of underground power and utility lines in the vicinity of Monterey
LID 309 Terrace LID 309 (first reading 5/1/78) . Following reading, MOVED
Monterey Terrace BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL
Undergrounding CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Public Employees MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THE SUBJECT OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEE
Retirement PENSION SYSTEMS AND TAXING THEREOF BE REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND
Systems MEANS COMMITTEE FOR RESOLUTION . Councilman Stredicke explained
Federal IRS proposes taxation of cities ' contributions to the pen-
sion system and interest earned; Plunicipal Finance Officers reauest
support of bills opposing such action (SB 1587 and HR 9118) . CARRIED.
CONSENT_AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
Reappointment to Letter from Mayor Delaurenti reappointed Joan Moffatt, 3709
Park Board Meadow Ave. N. , to the Park Board for a four-year term effective
to 6/1/82. The letter noted Mrs. Moffatt is Chairperson of the
Board this year, was originally appointed in 1976 to complete
the term of D. W. Custer and expressed her willingness to continue
to serve. Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
Reappointment to Letter from Mayor Delaurenti reappointed Dorothea Gossett, 2210
Library Board NE 9th Pl . , to the Library Board for a five-year term effective
to 6/1/83. The letter noted Mrs. Gossett was originally appointed
in 1976 to complete the term of Don Jacobson. Refer to the Ways
and Means Committee.
Mayor' s Proclamations of the Mayor: Municipal Clerk' s Week 5/14-20/78;
Proclamations Transportation Week 5/14-20/78; National Defense Transportation
Day 5/19/78; VFW Buddy Poppies - Honor the Dead by Helping the
Living 5/19 and 5/20/78; and National Public Works Week 5/21-27/78
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Monterey Terrace Letter from Michael T. Schultz, President of The Monterey Club
Utility Line thanked the Mayor and City Council for action taken in forming
Undergrounding the local improvement district for underground wiring in the
LID 309 Monterey Terrace area. Information.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS.
Approved G ITEM BE
REMOVED FROM VCONSTRIMM,ED BY D
ENTAGENDAEFORSEPARATE KCONSIIDERATIJON. CARRIED. 04
Geissler resented list of eight applica-
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Fire Chief p „r,
Fire Work Stands tions for fireworks stands to be operated 6/28 to 7/6/78, noting
4th of July 1978 inspections scheduled by the Fire Prevention Bureau prior to
opening and upon closing to ascertain safety compliance and clean
up. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL CONCUR IPJ THE
RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL OF THE FIREWORK STANDS PROVIDED ALL
FIRE DEPARTMENT REGULATIONS ARE MET AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENTS
FILED. CARRIED.
Medic One Letter from Fire Chief Geissler reported the Valley General
Vehicle Provider Group has asked the City for a contract to provide a
Backup Requested back up vehicle for Medic One use in the event of a failure of
their unit. The letter noted approval for providing a sedan or
pickup truck to be used on a short term basis , and would not
pose any problem to the Department. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
SHANE, COUNCIL REFER REQUEST TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.
Substitute motion by Stredicke, second Thorpe, to concur, Failed.
MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Council President Clymer requested registration as voting delegates
AWC Convention for attendance at Association of Washington Cities Convention in
Yakima 6/14-16/78 for any Council member planning to attend.
Revenue Source MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL DIRECT THE CITY ATTORNEY
Investigated TO OBTAIN RESPONSE FROM ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON CITIES AND
STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL CONCERNING TAXING OF PARAMUTUEL BETTING Ed
LONGACRES. CARRIED.
Tree Cutting Councilwoman Shinpoch inquired re citizen cutting tree on public
right-of=way when a hearing has been scheduled on vacation of the
street right-of-way. City Attorney Warren advised the cutting was
an illegal act.
Walkway Needed Councilman Stredicke inquired of walkway/crosswalk near Renton
Inn and park and ride lot needed by Metro passengers. Mayor
Delaurenti responded with willingness the area be checked.
Victoria Park Councilman Stredicke called attention to 5/11/78 Public Hearing
Open Space with King County Council Members Grant, Lowry and Chow along
Public Hearing with Council Committee Members Clymer, Trimm and Stredicke and
Community Services requested the Administration furnish recording personnel and
Committee machine. (See meeting schedule. )
Attendance MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COUNCILMAN
Approved PERRY'S REQUEST TO ATTEND THE FINANCE OFFICERS MEETING ON ORCAS
ISLAND 9/20-22/78. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN . CARRIED.
9: 55 p.m.
Now
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 5/08/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO.118005 — #18009
CURRENT s46i148s64
PARKS s22* 490' 79
ARTERIAL STREETS *250: 20
STREETS *7.# 289@63
LIBRARY s7PO15.50
COMP EMP TR ACT A739i27
ANTI•RECESSION •800.88
STREET FORWARD THRUST s2p639965
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST. $18P313978
WATERWORKS UTILITY ,74P79403
AIRPORT 67P080#62
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION s6, 025v50
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST 699+584 . 15
EQUIPMENT RENTAL sOA 184' 32
FIREMANIS PENSION s3a871 •36
NOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS *309.# 628#62
WEp THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE MAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL, HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICE• HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDEREDo DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS N0, 18010 THROUGH NO* 18215 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $309,628.62 THIS OF MAY 1978•
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN •"• • MEMBER • • •
L. I .D. 297 ... _ 7 '
MEMBER` . =� ..
REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-3 $425.00
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-3 $425.00
L. I .D.#302
REVENUE WARRANT N0.#R-15 $350.07
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-24 $300.00
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-25 S 50.07
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COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF__Ma;vgo 197,g _
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. , 5/18 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers Presentation by W. Bogart, State
Highway Dept. - SR-515
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. , 5/11 4:30 p.m. I PERRY 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. H-1 & Bulk Storage Ordinance
COMMUNI ' Y SERVICES Tues. , 5/9 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR -THORPE 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Review Log Storage, Wharf &
Slip - Lake Washington
WAY AND MEANS Wed. 5 10 ( 4:30 .m. STREDICKE
S / p Re: Consultants
Mon. , 5/15 7 :00 p.m. i 6th Flr. Conference Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. , 5/15 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Flr. Conference Rm.
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
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UTILITIES i SHANE
MUNICIPAL ARTS Fri . , 5/12 j 8:00 a.m. I SUB-COMMITTEE 3rd Flr. Conference Rm. Art for Senior Citizens
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HOUSE TRANSPORTATION SUB- Wed . , 5/24 7:30 p.m. Kennydale Elementary N.E. 30th St. Overpass
COMMITTEE j I School
PUBLIC HEARING Thurs. , 5/11 1 7 :30 p.m. Community Services Council Chambers
Committee - Actinq
Stredicke
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
May 8, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5903 3 , 600 James Reed 201 Union Inst. Deck.
5904 2 , 202 Ray Jewell 201 Union Inst. Carport
5905 2 , 000 Barry Jeske 201 Union Const. Carport
5906 8, 000 Lowell Siegfried 1640 Beacon Const . Add. to Res.
5907 52 , 200 David White 3406 Park Const . Res .
5908 1, 200 Dick Redmond 115 Tillicum Frame Office
5909 3 ,460 Renton Schools 405 Logan Inst. Panels
5910 95 , 000 Herb Nissen 5201 Ripley Const. Res .
5911 2 , 000 Rob Risedorf 2525 27th Const . Garage
5912 18, 000 Mike Potoshnik 3403 Burnett Const . Add. to Res.
5913 200,000 The Austin Co. 800 16th Const, Office
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1488 McGrath Devel. 4209 24th Const. Drvy Appr.
1489 McGrath Devel. 4203 24th Const. "
1490 McGrath Devel. 4119 24th Const. "
1491 McGrath Devel. 4113 24th Const. "
1492 McGrath Devel. 4107 24th Const. "
1493 McGrath Devel. 4101 24th Const. "
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7155 821 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Wire Res.
7156 500 Housing Authority 51 Burnett Inst. Wire Serv.
7157 18, 500 Mobil Oil Co. 3001 E. Valley Wire Vapor System
7158 200 Dalys Drive In 300 Rainier Inst. Tele. Booth
7159 200 Ernst Hardware 60 S. Grady Inst. "
7160 190 Mr. Eddy 201 Union Hook-up Mob. Home
7161 126 Dale Jenks 2385 NE 24th Wire Appliances
7162 18, 500 S.C.S. Holding 437 Williams Wire Apt. Bldg,
7163 300 Lawrence Maish 1217 33rd Inst. AMP Serv.
7164 7 ,000 Ervin Yoder 1609 E. Ridge Wire 4-plex
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6082 1, 200 Delta Const. 4311 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6083 800 Hillis Homes 1010 Newport Inst. Furn.
6084 800 Hillis Homes 1014 Newport Inst. Furn.
6085 800 Hillis Homes 1005 Newport Inst. Furn.
6086 800 Hillis Homes 1025 Newport Inst. Furn.
6087 800 Hillis Homes 1029 Newport Inst. Furn.
6088 800 Hillis Homes 1033 Newport Inst. Furn.
6089 800 Hillis Homes 1034 Newport Inst. Furn.
6090 800 Hillis Homes 1030 Newport Inst. Furn.
6091 800 Hillis Homes 1026 Newport Inst. Furn.
6092 800 Hillis Homes 1022 Newport Inst. Furn.
6093 800 Hillis Homes 1018 Newport Inst. Furn.
6094 200 D. Olstrom 1401 36th Inst. Fix.
6095 825 Wayne Hill 1814 27th Elect. Furn.
6096 35 ,000 City of Renton 1111 2nd Inst. Fix.
6097 720 Chas. Henderson 1916 Beacon Inst. Furn.
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R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION AND CITY ATTORNEY
Burlington Northern permit fees - review and report ba-< Council
FINANCE DIRECTOR
Fiscal portion of AWC Survey
PUBLIC SAFETY
Bids from Police mobile communications system
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Parkwood Homes access
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Referrals re City Shops Relocation 4/5/76 and 2/6/78
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Stewart Rezone R-146-78 for ordinance
Human Rights Ordinance for review
REAPPOINTMENTS
Joan Moffatt to the Park Board
Dorothea Gossett to the Library Board
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
May 15 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to
order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
IN ATTENDANCE Gb1EN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. PHELAN, Police Rep. , DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Corrections and/or additions : Councilwoman Thorpe requested Page 2
Appointments to Human Rights Commission, include: Councilwoman
Thorpe asked for summary and background information on appointees ,
response being that information would be furnished at a later time.
Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re inclusion of Councilman Stredicke's
remarks concerning parking near Longacres which are listed on the
bottom of Page 2. Councilwoman Thorpe requested inclusion of her
inquiry of City Attorney Warren (Page 3, Paragraph 3) re charges and
use of City property, being advised by the City Attorney that deter-
mination was usually the Council 's responsibility. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SLCOND PERRY , COUNCIL APPROVE 111NuTLS OF MAY 8, 1978 AS
AMENDED. CARRIED. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke
requested Councilwoman Thorpe receive copies of letters re back-
ground information or, Human Rights appointments.
SPECIAL AWARDS Mayor Delaurenti presented special awards for outstanding service
to Wilkie Lew and Christopher Wright as members of the Human
Rights and Affairs Commission.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Versie Vaupel , 221 Wells Ave. N. , discussed new appointments to the
Human Rights and Affairs Commission, objecting that the three new
Human Rights and appointees are employed at ThP RnPin^ 1"ompany and noted difficul-
Affairs Comission ties that could arise. Mrs . Vaupel called attention to ordinance
Appointments requirement that members de;!or �) LruLe iiLerest and/or expertise in
civil and human rights. Following discussion, it was noted the State
Human Rights Commission would be in effect in the event of conflict
of interest with the local Commission.
Traffic Richard Brumfield, 2024 Dayton Ct. SE , represented Rollinq Hills
Circulation Home Owners Association and objected to funneling of traffic throudii
Rolling Hills Area residential street, Edmonds Drive SE onto ari,erial, Ldnronds Ave. SE
Petition filed (County desiqnation il6th SL ) via residential street, SE 21st St. ,
with Council and favored closing of SE 21st Street. Alison Satterlee, 2010
4/10/78 Access Edmonds Dr. SE, confirmed Mr. Brumfield' s comments and objected
Parkwood Homes to the opening of Parkwood Division No. 3 through the existing
residential area, objected to using of residential streets as
arterials. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES
AND DISCUSS THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT FROI"i 5/2/78. CARRIED.
Upon inquiry by Councilwoman Thorpe, Mrs. Satterlee noted concern
was using residential street as connector to 116th SE and the added
traffic from 100 new homes. Councilman Stredicke established the
number of homes - 126 existing with 100 proposed in the two adjoin-
ing developments with two accesses on Puget Drive and one on Edmonds
Ave SE. Public Works Director Gonnason used wall maps to discuss
the subdivisions and noted public hearincs in 1969 when the Council
approved Plan C for this area. Moved by Thorpe, Second Clymer,
Council authorize connection of the new subdivision to old at
Edmonds Dr. SE, proceed with hearings for vacation of stub street
and provide break-down barrier to allow Fire Department access.
Roll Call : 3-Aye: Clymer, Stredicke, Thorpe; 4-No: Trimm, Shane,
ljhinpoch and Terry . Failed.
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Audience Comment -Continued
Access to Proposed motion by Thorpe to barricade Edmonds Dr. SE so that two sub-
Parkwood Homes divisions do not connect, failed to receive a Second. Upon inquiry
Continued Fire Chief Geissler noted 45 second delay with break-down barrier,
Renton fire equip ent would not arrive from Edmonds , but District
#40 by mutual agreement. MOVED BY STREIDICKE, SECOND BY SHAINE, TO
REFER THE MATTER OF PARKWOOD ACCESS BA6 K TO THE TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Dessie Olague, 2004 Edmonds Dr. SE, requested
separate-entrance and exit for Parkwood Homes No. 3, that the area
not be connected with existing development. Donald Zeman, 1906
Edmonds Dr. *SE, also requested the subdivisions be maintained
separately, objecting to through traffic, stub street being most
direct route to County and nearest shopping center for the area.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE
TO THE FOLLOWING CORRESPONDE"rCE ITEM. CARRIED.
Glacier Park Letter from Burlington Northern, Industrial Development and
Platting Fees Property Management Department, Manager J. J. Gordon, referred
Orillia Industrial to previous correspondence and his letter of 8/30/77 re fees
Park Div. #1 charged for filing plats with the City. The letter noted that
o � Glacier Pailk Co. is presently filing its final plat on Dvn. I of
BNOrillia Industrial Park of Renton, noted confusion on their
part regarding fees and asked that the matter be on the Council
agenda 5/15/78. Mr. James Gordon outlined the history of events
Ur from meeting 4/5/77 with the Planninq Staff re filinq of prelimi-
U nary plat and fees, revision of industrial platting fees, submit-
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w tal of final plat Div. #1 , being advised that revised fees were not
u) made retroactive by the City Council . Mr. Gordon asked review of
UJ permit fees by the Council . MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND TRIMM,
z REFER THE MATTER OF PERMIT FEES (INCLUDING DRAINAGE ORDINANCE PER-
0 z MIT FEES) TO THE ADMINISTRATION AND CITY ATTORNEY TO REVIEW AND
U :E REPORT BA�K COUNCI�. CARRIED, -9:"11�< ';L- ✓
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Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION. CARRIED. Time: 9:30 p.m. Council reconvened at 10:23
p.m. Roll Call : All Council Members present as previously shown.
OLD BUSINESS Moved by Shane, Second Thorpe, Council review the Human Rights
Human Rights and Affairs Commission appointments. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Ordinance THORPE, REFER THE HUMAN RIGHTS AND AFFAIRS COMMISSION ORDINANCE TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW, INCLUDING VOTING PROCEDURES.
CARRIED.
Revenue Moved by Shane, Second Trimm, the Administration furnish report
Report of all unanticipated revenue received, SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE,
SECOND SHANE, THE ADMINISTRATION PROVIDE SUMMARY REPORT TO COUNCIL
BY JUNE 1 , 1978 OF REVENUE, INCLUDING ALL UiiANTICIPATED REVENUE
AND WHETHER REVENUE RECEIVED MEETS THE AMOUNT BUDGETED. CARRIED.
Short Plats Moved by Shane, Second Trimm, the subject of hort plats be referred
to the. Planning and Development Committee for review and report
back. Roll Call : 2-Aye: Trimm, Shane; 5-N0: Clti'mer, Shinpoch,
Stredicke, Thorpe and Perry. Motion Failed.
AWC Survey MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, FINANCE DIRECTOR COMPLETE FISCAL POR-
TION ASSOC. OF WASHINGTON CITIES' SURVEY RE THE CITY AND FORWARD TO
SPEAKER BAGNARIOL. CARRIED.
Victoria Park Councilman Stredicke, Acting Chairman of the Joint Meeting of the
Open Space Community Services Committee representing the City Council and the
Application King County Council (Members Chow, Grant and Lowry) presented
Public Hearing minutes of the 5/11/78 meeting concerning Application OSC-108-77
Joint with for Open Space Taxation Designation by Victoria Park Homeowners'
King County Association. The minutes explained Victoria Park Homeowner's
Council Association's request for open space taxation designation of six
parcels of property containing 3.28 acres and of Spokesperson Anita
Warren's presentation. Following testimony, King County Councilman
Grant declared that the Joint Committee found the request for open
space taxation designation OSC-108-77 falls within the definition of
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Old Business - Continued
Victoria Park open space land and that the subject property is intended to
Open Space conserve and enhance resources and recreational opportunities.
Continued The application was approved unanimously by the Joint Committee.
Chairman Stredickc reported that the minutes would be forwarded
to the King County Assessor and that no '~ rther Council action
was necessary.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report concurring in the Mayor's reappointment of Dorothea Gossett
Appointments to the Library Board. The Committee report also concurred in the
Mayor's reappointment of Joan Moffatt to the Park Board. MOVED
BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT
AND CONCUR IN APPOINTMENTS. CARRIED.
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented committee
Committee Report report asked transfer of two Council referrals regarding relocation
Transfer of of the City Shops (4/5/76 and 2/6/78) from the Community Services
Referrals re Committee to the Utilities Committee, because the items were referred
City Shops prior to formation of the Utilities Committee. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND THORPE, CONCUR IN REPORT AND REFER THE TWO ITEMS TO THE
UTILITIES COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Report was submitted by Chair-
Development man Perry recommending referral of the Land Clearing Ordinance
Committee Report to the Staff for further study and coordination with the appropriate
Land Clearing departments. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
Ordinance COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Chairman Stredicke presented committee report which noted two
Committee Report changes in the Smoke Detector Ordinance —1-,ich will eliminate con-
First Readinq formance on sale and eliminate the no fey: permit requirement.
Smoke Detector The report recommended the ordinance again be placed on first
Ordinance reading. Following reading of the ordinance regulating installa-
tion of smoke detectors in occupancies that are rented or leased,
MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Resolution #2183 The report recommended reading and adoption of a resolution
Public Pensions supporting Senate Bill #1587 and House Resolution 9118 for tax
exempt status of public employee pension trusts. Following reading
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
AS READ. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are adopted with ons! : : t'-n which follows items.
Poppy Days Mayor Delaurenti 's Proclamation declared 5/19-20 as Renton Poppy
Days, funds used for rehabilitation in Renton community, sponsored
by the American Legion and Auxiliary.
Bid Opening Bid Opening 5/10/78, Police mobile communications system, two bids
received. See attached tabulation. Refer Public Safety Committee.
Air Quality Letter from State Department of Ecology, Wilbur G. Hallauer,
Director, urged support of the National Ambient Air Quality
Standards. Information.
Stewart Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval of rezone from G,
Rezone R-146-78 General , to B-1 Business District, for property located at the
northwest corner of NE Sunset Blvd. and Duval Ave. NE. Refer to
Ways and Means Committee for proper ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approved CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Stredicke requested progress report on the new main
Fire Station building project, asking time schedule from the Mayor.
ADJOURNMENT
11 :00 PM MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
Ag6tev, Q.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK CALL FOR BIDS May 15, 1978
POLICE MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
BID OPENING - MAY 10, 1978
Contractor BB EEO Trade-In Allowance Bid A Bid B Bid C Total Total Minus Trade-in
Total Including ST
General Electric Co. NO BIDS
Motorola X X $4,613.00 $32,894.15 $10,668.45 $22,225.70 $32.894.15 $28,281.15
1601 - 114th S.E. X
Suite 170
Bellevue, WA 9POO4
RCA X X $3,660.00 NO BID NO BID $16,543.06 $16,543.06 $16,543.06
13401 N.E. Bellevue/ X $16,740.70*
Redmond Rd. - Suite 109 ALTERNATE C -$15,354.55 $15,354.55 $15,354.55
Bellevue, WA 98005 $15,552.19*
* Correction re Trade-In & Sales Tax
M CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
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N Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF MAY 15 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs . 5/1 8: 00 pm CLYMER Council Chambers SR-515 w/state Hwy Dept.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs . 5/1 4 : 30 pm I PERRY 3rd Floor Conf Rm
f
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues . 5/16 4 : 30 pm SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf Rm Water Quality Management
i Program
WAYS AND MEANS Mon . 5/22 7 : 00 pm i STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf Rm
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 5/22 7 : 00 pm TR1MM 4th Floor Conf Rm
TRANSPORTATION Tues. 5/16 following SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf Rm Discuss 5/24 meeting re
Aviation N . 30th overpass w/House
Transportation Subcommittee
AVIATION Tues. 5/16 7 : 30 pm SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf Rm
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
MUNICIPAL ARTS I Tues . 5/16 8: 00 am 3rd Floor Conf Rm
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
May 15, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5914 600 Keith Reichow 501 19th Extend Eves
5915 7,000 John O'Neil 5021 Ripley L. Const. 12 Unit Carport
5916 711 ,000 Benaroya Co. 1000 43rd Const. Found. for Warehouse
5917 8,500 Marshall Smith 1014 Shelton Const. Add. to Res.
5918 12,500 Chas. Pohl 2004 Jones Const. Add. to Res.
5919 7,900 E. L. Tasco 3936 Park Const. Swim. Pool
5920 1 ,500 Ralph Drew 1918 Harrington Const. Carport
5921 70,000 S.C.S. Holdings 421 Wells Const. Tri-plex
5922 70,000 S.C.S. Holdings 419 Wells Const. Tei-plex
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1494 Chas. Henderson 1611 Index Con. Side Sewer
1495 Benaroya Co. 1000 43rd Ditching
1496 Thomas Fphinney 964 Aberdeen Con. Side Sewer
1497 Chas. Henderson 1922 Beacon Con. Side Sewer
1498 Henderson Const. 1916 Beacon Side Sewer Con.
1499 Chas. Henderson 1928 Beacon Con. Side Sewer
1500 Chas. Henderson 1931 Beacon Con. Side Sewer
1501 Chas . Henderson 1940 Beacon Con. Side Sewer
1502 Chas. Henderson 1912 Lk Youngs Con. Side Sewer
1503 Chas. Henderson 1831 Ferndale Con. Side Sewer
1504 Chas. Henderson 1608 Glenwood Con. Side Sewer
1505 Chas. Henderson 1612 Glenwood Con. Side Sewer
1506 Mike Bates 1433 Edmonds Con. Side Sewer r„
1507 Citation Const. 2715 Talbot Con. San. Sewer
1508 Citation Const. 2703 Talbot Con. San.Sewer
1509 Citation Const. 2721 Talbot Con. San. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7165 42,000 Waterfront Restaurant 1011 Perimeter Wire Restaurant
7166 28,000 Austin Co. 800 16th Inst. Duct System
7167 165 Kosel 201 Union Con. Mobile Home
7168 1 ,200 Mr. McCormick 1112 38th Wire Res.
7169 3,835 Milmanco Trojan 620 7th Inst. Temp. Controls
7170 2,793 Renton Schools 3000 4th Inst. Temp. Controls
7171 25 Vera Ausman 201 Union Wire Shed
7172 2,700 Marvin Taylor 351 Park Inst. AMP
7173 821 Chas. Henderson 1916 Beacon Wire Res.
7174 No Fee National Const. 500 blk. Burnett Inst. Temp. Service
7175 No Fee National Const. Burnett & Tobin Inst. Temp. Service
7176 No Fee National Const. 2nd & Burnett Inst. Temp. Service
7177 3,500 Tramco 1033 Thomas Inst. New Service
7178 41 ,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Add Computer Power
7179 50,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Misc. Elect. Work
7180 400 Roger Fletcher 3330 7th Increase Serv.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6098 8,500 Austin Co. 800 16th Inst. Fix.
6099 VOID
6100 1 ,200 Steve Pettibone 2314 28th Inst. Septic Tank
6101 1 ,000 Leon Whitlock 425 Morris Inst. Fix.
SIGN PERMITS
641 91000 Renton Center 3208 Sunset Inst. Pole Sign
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May 22 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim for Damages - The Shampoo Company
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Request by P.W. Dept. for $2,000 re May Creek Surface Water Management
Interlocal Agreement re Interurban Trail System
Proposed closure of Riverside Drive re Cedar River Trail Phase III
FINANCE DIRECTOR
Funds for Monster Road alternative - Grady Way bridge matter
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Sewer line matter re Shampoo Co. Claim for Damages
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Dean W. Bitney request for Change in Comprehensive Plan and Planning Commission
(Dalpay R-145 Cont. ) Recommendation for Denial
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Bids for Signal/Street Project
SR-515 Benson Highway Relocation
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Street Vacation Portion NW 3rd
H-1 oning/Bulk Storage Facilities Ordinance (First reading 5/22/78)
Stewart Rezone Ordinance (First reading 5/22)
Two Ordinances re Lind Ave. Condemnation and Acquisition of property for R/W
(First readings 5/22)
Request for transfer of funds re Senior Citizens' Activity Center
Mutual Aid Response Agreements
Funds for Monster Rd. alternative - Grady Way Bridge matter
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
May 22, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8:00 P.M. Council Chambers
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to
order.
ROLL CALL OF THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA
COUNCIL M. SEYMOUR-THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT EARL CLYMER AND
COUNCILWOMAN BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney;
IN ATTENDANCE GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; DONALD CUSTER,
Administrative Assistant; SHARON GREEN, Personnel Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilwoman Thorpe requested addition Page 2, Glacier Park Platting
Fees, add: Councilwoman Thorpe inquired of Mr. Gordon if the
fees in question pertain to that piece of property sold to
Benaroya; Mr. Gordon responding that that property not sold
to Benaroya. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE
MINUTES OF 5/15/78 AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. NE, opposed adoption of the smoke
detector ordinance, forseeing problems of enforcement and liability.
Labor Negotiations Administrative Assistant Custer requested Council hold Executive
Postponed to Session for purpose of discussing labor negotiations with Local 21R.
June 5, 1978 Wayne Brokan, 261 NE 45th, Seattle, Washington State Council of
Local 21R County and City Employees, representing 21R, urged Council agree-
ment re negotiations. Councilman Perry noted absence of two Council
Members and requested Executive Session be postponed to June 5.
Visitors Mayor Delaurenti introduced students from Lindberg High School
Government Class.
Special Award Mayor Delaurenti presented special award to Beth Borst for outstand-
ing service as member of the Human Rights and Affairs Commission
from 2/77.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
Proposed published and mailed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to
Street Vacation consider the vacation of a portion of NW 3rd Street between Maple
Portion NW 3rd and Taylor Ave. NW extended. Letter from the Board of Public Works
Chairman Gonnason noted no objections to the proposed vacation cf
N. W. 3rd is not required as a part of the street system, however,
easements are required for sewer and power facilities. The letter
noted appraised value at 56t per square foot based upon the County
Assessor's records for property in the vicinity for the 12,000 sq. ft.
or $6,720. The letter stated Council may charge up to 1/2 the
appraised value or $3,360 as the vacation fee for this property.
Continued Barbara Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW, adjacent property owner, explained
vacation has been requested in order to prevent street from being
opened, noting steep terrain and use of other streets for testing
of vehicles; noting the present use of the property as parking,
vegetable garden and lawn, which is planned to continue. Public
Works Director Gonnason noted 100% of abutting property owners
favor vacation, zoning R-1 , area 60' wide, formerly 130th Street S.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED.
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Public Hearing - Continued
Street Vacation Upon inquiry by Councilwoman Thorpe re authority of appraised value,
Portion NW 3rd St. City Attorney Warren advised the Council acts on information pro-
vided by the Administration. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, AUTHOR-
IZE STREET VACATION, CONCUR IN RECOMMENDED APPRAISED VALUE OF THE
PROPERTY, CHARGE PROPERTY OWNERS ONE-HALF APPRAISED VALUE AND REFER
THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Motion by Trim, Second by Shane, to hold executive session for
purpose of labor negotiations with 21R, Failed.
OLD BUSINESS Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee report
Public Safety recommending acceptance of bid submitted by Motorola in amount of
Committee Report $27,098.70 for the purchase of communications equipment to complete
Bid AwardPhase II of the Communications Center; LEAA Grant Funds. Report con-
curred-in recommendation of Police Department. MOVED BY TRIM,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Medic I Backup The Public Safety Committee report recommended the City enter into
Vehicle agreement with Public Hospital District No. 1 for Medic One backup
vehicle (for calendar year 1978) and asked review by the City Attor-
ney and Ways and Means Committee. MOVED BY TRIMM,TSECOND SHANE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.
CARRIED. Upon inquiry Trims noted vehicle is NOT aid unit.
Committee of the Committee of the Whole meeting of 5/18/78 with State Highway
Whole Report Department representatives re proposed relocation of Benson Hwy. ,
SR-515 Benson SR-515 was discussed. Councilman Stredicke presented transcript
Highway Relocation he had prepared of the meeting plus a list of 27 questions dis-
cussed regarding SR-515 design. The Committee of the Whole report
Public Hearing of the two-hour meeting with the State recommended referral of the
6/22/78 subject matter of SR-515 be referred to the Council 's Transporta-
tion Committee to consider the questions raised and the State's
response, that the Transportation Committee make presentation to
the Council of new or renewed position from that taken by Council
in 1970 with special public hearing on project. The report further
recommended setting date of Thursday, 6/22/78 8:00 PM in the Coun-
cil Chambers for Special Meeting of the City Council for public
hearing on the design and construction of SR-515. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT REFERRING THE SUB-
JECT TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE AND SET DATE OF 6/22 FOR
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING. CARRIED. Councilman Shane requested
information from the Public Works Director regarding SR-515 be
tributed to each Council member a week prier t� the public hearing on
6/22 to include information from both the Fire Chief and Police
Chief and whether future need exists for installation of utility lines
under that street, gravity flow be planned and lines installed prix.
to the street col,scruction.
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairwoman Seymour-Thorpe presented
Committee Report report for informational purposes re letter from Department of
Natural Resources concerning Lake Washington Wharf Site and Slip
vacation and log storage matter - :nferre 4/24/78. The report
noted meeting with Norman Hanson of the Dept. of Natui-,A FLsources
who assured that request for vacation is proceeding as requested;
and assured understandin_q of the City's position on the log storage,
that this use should be phased out and reported he will keep the
City advised of any changes that occur.
Water Quality The committee report noted request by Mets- far repo ' by the end of
Management Study May concerning Water Quality Management Study referrel to committee
3/16/78. The report noted agreement by Public Work: Director to
submit material for the committee to review by 5/30 and planned
the committee would report to Council by 6/6. (Metro representa-
tive advised reports will be accepted after the end of month dead-
line. )
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented com-
Development Report mittee report recommending reading and adoption of a Resolution
dealing with oil storage facilities within the H-1 Zone. The com-
mittee also recommended the H-1 Zoning and Bulk Storage Facilities
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Old Business - Continued - Planning and Development Committee Report - Continued
Resolution #2184 Ordinance, as amended, be placed on first reading and referred back
Authorizes to the Ways and Means Committee. The resolution was read listing
Ordinance re reasons and recommending that portions of the H-1 Zoning Ordinance
H-1 Zoning, (Sections 4-713) and the Bulk Storage Ordinance (Sec. 4-702) be
Prohibits amended to prohibit additional petroleum storage uses as the primary
Additional Petrol use of the property in the H-1 zone when total storage capacity
Storage. exceeds 50,000 gallons, except that expansion of existing uses sub-
ject to requirements of Cit Code requirem3nts. Committee report
First Readin) recommended first reading o the ordinance. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND _
Ordinance NOW, RESOLUTIONS BE ADOPTED AS READ. Upon inquiry of Councilman
H-1 Zoning and Stredicke, Committee Chairman Perry noted all interested members of
Bulk Storage industry present at committee meetings. Councilwoman Thorpe called
Facilities on P. Kelly, 1103 IBM Bldg,_ Seattle, who advised his client, Mobile
Oil Corporation's intent to comply with City's Bu1k Storage regu a-
tions and all laws. Mr. Kelly discussed the requirements as concern
6Fdro carbon control . MOTION CARRIED AND RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
116wing first reading of the ordinance re H-1 zoning and bulk
storage facilities, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, REFER THE
ORDINANCE BACK TO THL 'WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Dalpay Appeal The Planning and Development Committee report recommended continua-
Continued to tion of James W. Dalpay's appeal of Hearing Examiner's decision
6/5/78 to Consider .regarding Rezone R-145-78 to June 5, 1978. Councilman Perry noted
Rezone 145-78 meeting with Mr. Dalpay 6/1/78. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, CON-
CUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE AND SET APPEAL HEARING JUNE 5.
CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented report recom-
Committee Report mending approval for payment of Vouchers No. 18221 through No.
18407 in the amount of $443,093.08 having received departmental
approval as to receipt of merchandise and/or services. Also in-
Voucher Approval cludes LID #302 Warrants: Revenue #R-16 $11 ,194.68, Cash #C-26
$79.68, Cash C-27 $10,950 and Cash #C-28 $165. Vouchers No. 18216
through No. 18220 voided. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, CON-
CUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION APPROVING VOUCHERS FOR PAYMENT.
CARRIED.
Ordinance #3222 The committee report recommended second and final readings for an
Smoke Detector ordinance relating to the installation ani' maintenance of smoke
Requirements detectors in occupancies - rented, leased or' let. (First reading
5/15/78) Following reading, MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE ORDINANCE. ROLL CALL. ALL AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
Stewart Rezone rezoning certain property located at NE Sunset Blvd. and Duval NE
Ordinance (138th SE) from General (G) to Business District (B-1 ); known as
the Jack Stewart rezone. Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAY� _I ND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
First Reading The report recommended first reading of two ordinanc-n5 authorizing
Two Ordinances condemnation and acquisi -jon of t"^ Edwards and Sure; os properties
Re: Right-of-Way for construction and improvement of L.nd Ave. between SW 16th and
Lind Ave. SW SW 43rd St. Following readings and upon discussion and inquiry,
Condemnation and Public Works Director Gonnason noted no protests to LID 302, Lind
Acquisition Ave. ; however, recalled protests at first hearing, resale of property
and the present disagreement over price estimates for right-of-way.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REFER BOT4 ORDINANCES FOR
CONDEMNATION AND ACQUISITION AND AUTHORIZING THE CITv ATTORNEY TO
PROCEED, BE REFERRED BACK TO TSE WAYS AND MEAN: )MMITTEE. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are aaoptcd with one motion which follows items.
Claim for Damages Claim filed in amount of $290.59 b, The Shampoo Co. , 450 Park N. ,
by Stephen Sylvia, 16167 139th Pl . SE, for sewer damage; correction
of line also requested. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance.
Carrier; also Public Works Director.
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Mutual Aid Letter from Fire Chief Geissler presented mutual aid agreements
Response with Kent, Tukwilas Fire Districts 29 and 25.. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee for proper resolution.
Transfer of Funds Letter from Planning Director Ericksen requested transfer of funds
in amount of $41 ,966 to Senior Citizens' Activity Center Consult-
ants account from the 19.76 Housing and Community Development Grant.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Cedar River Trail Letter from Planning Director Ericksen attached petition from prop-
Phase III - erty owners adjacent to the Cedar River Trail requesting closure
Riverside Drive of North Riverside Drive to through traffic, noted meeting with
Proposed Closure owners and included sketches of existing roadway and proposed
cul-de-sac. Refer to Community Services Committee for review and
recommendation.
Consultants Letter from Parks and Recreation Director Webley requested Council
Gene Coulon concurrence in selection of consultants as requested by the Park
Memorial Beach Board, for completion of the Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park.
Park The letter explained scope of activities and noted sufficient
funds exist in the Lake Washington Beach Forward Thrust Fund 305
to complete project. Council concur.
Bid Opening Two bids were presented at the 5/17/78 opening for signal and street
Signal/Street improvements at Duval NE and NE Sunset Blvd and NE 4th and Monroe
Project Ave. NE projects. See attached tabulation. Refer to Transportation
Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED.
Approved
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. 9:30_p.m.
Recess Council reconvened at 9:45 p.m. Roll Call : All present as previ-
ously shown.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason explained King County
preparation of preliminary budget for development of surface water
May Creek Basin plan for the May Creek Basin , pursuant to agreement entered into
Surface Water for the May Creek Surface Water Management which provides King
Management County be responsible for 50% of the cost of plan preparation and
Renton, DOE, Metro and Water District #107 supply remaining 50%.
The letter explained proposed budget requi: :s $77,000 of which
$57,600 is available available to County; Renton's share of the
remaining $19,700 is $2,000. As the County reouests commitment
by the City for the $2,000 to carry out the development of the
basin plan, the Public Works Director requested Council appropriate
the $2,000 and refer the matter to the Ways and Means Committee for
legislation. Moved by Perry, Second Shane, Council hold matter in
abeyance until decision made by County on May Creek sewers. SUB-
STITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER TO THE COMMUNITY
SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Comprehensive Letter from Planning Director Ericksen reported that at the semi-
Plan CP-903-77 annual review of the Comprehensive Plan by the Plannit - Commission,
Dean W. Bitney request for amendment rev ewed for :,,:an W. Bitney from Single Fam-
ily Residential to Low Density Multi-Family Residential for two
parcels of property: Parcel 1 - 2.4 acres between existing Leisure
Estates Mobile Home Park and Union Ave. SE. The letter noted the
Commission determination that Parcel 1 was not a comprensive plan
change, but zoning matter to be presented to Hearing Examiner.
Parcel 2 - 10 acres between power lines and Union Av .. SE, south
-- of Leisure Estates. Two public hearings on Parcel 2 .nd recommenda-
tion was made there be no change in the Comprehens .ve Plan. The
letter recommended referral to the Council 's Planning and Develop-
ment Committee for review and recommendation.
Continued Letter from Dean W. Bitney, Owner, Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park,
requested further consideration of request for change in Comprehen-
sive Plan or rezone property to T and cited reasons concerning
traffic, etc. , for re-evaluation. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM,
CONCUR IN LETTER OF PLANNING DIRECTOR AND REFER TO COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Correspondence - Continued
Interurban Trail Letter from Mayor Delaurenti reported working with King County
and other Valley communities re development of proposed Green River
Bikeway using the Interurban right-of-way extending from Renton to
City of Pacific. The letter explained Federal grant in amount of
$320,000 and presented Interlocal Agreement recommending referral
to the Community Services Committee for review and recommendation.
The letter noted that portion of the trail may become operational
by late summer. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, CONCUR IN MAYOR'S
RECOMMENDATION AND REFER MATTER TO COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THE SUBJECT OF ADULTS ONLY
Adults Only MOBILE HOME PARKS, HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, ETC. , BE REFERRED TO THE
HUMAN RIGHTS AND AFFAIRS COMMISSION FOR REVIEW.
Monster Road, City Attorney Warren reported status of Monster Road Crossing
Grady Way matter, noting need for answer to State Utilities Commission prior
Underpass and to next Council meeting re 90 day appeal . Public Works Director
Improvements Gonnason recalled various alternatives, need for funding discussed.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE ADMINISTRA-
TION TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENT FOR THIS WORK, NOT TO EXCEED $10,000
AND MATTER OF FUNDING BE REFERRED TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR AND WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. City Attorney Warren noted Burlington Northern
offer for payment of $10,000 (up to) and City accepting offer.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, AMEND MOTION THAT REIMBURSEMENT BE
GUARANTEED BY BURLINGTON NORTHERN BY WRITTEN AGREEMENT OR FUNDS
NOT AUTHORIZED. CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:30 P.M.
EKI111 33 CITY OF RENTON
! GAVE G/a2/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
ruNo TOTAL WARRANTS
Delores A. Mead, City LClerk
MACHINE VOIDS: NO./I8216 - /18220 .�.+
CURRENT 61111096/93
I
PARKS 614/01/110
ARTERIAL STREETS 070100
STREETS 637/018/96
tISRARY 6?11001ST
COMP EMP TR ACT 61/010130
6NTI•RECES6ION •11160100
/TRE1T FORWARD TWRUST 60163
RAIN FIRE BTA• CONST• 61041846136
I
CEOAR RIVER TR CONST 0691100100
I
WA►IRWORKS UTILITY 68S/896/66
I
64RPORT 611842 a0
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 69JSS113"
FIREMAN'S PENSION 618/003198
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 66631093104
WE* THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MIAMI COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC16j HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION TWAT
MIRCMANDISE ANO/OR SERVICES WAVE GLEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED* DO HEREBY Volvo
AtPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NO, 18211 THROUGH NOI 14607 IN T"i AMOUNT
I
OF *443#09348 THISRE NO OAY OF MAY 19789
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN '+ Y'� MEMBER . • • •
L.I.D./302 MEMBER (�� � • •
REVENUE WARRANT N0./R-16 $11,194.68
CASH WARRANT NO./C-26 S 79.68
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-27 $10,950.00
CASH WARRANT NOJC-28 S 165.00
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c�7 CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF May 22, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING Thurs. 6/22 8:00 P.M. DELAURENTI Council Chambers SR-515 vi/State Highway Dept.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 6-1 4:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Dalpay appeal - Ross Appeal
Planning Commission
6-1 7:30 p.m. "
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 5-23 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Trail System, Block Grant Program
ilnvited: Planning Staff; Chic`
veissler, Attorney R
5-30 - Water Quality Management Program
WAYS AND MEANS Ion. 6-5 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th floor Conf. Rm. Staff requested to furnish report
for review.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 6-5 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION Thurs. 6-1 7:30 p.m. SHINPOCH 4th floor Conf. Rm. Parkwood Homes Plat
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
HORIZON COMMITTEE Tues. 5-23 7:30 p.m. City Hall
NEIGHBORHOOD STRATEGY COM. Tues. 5-23 7:00 p.m. Library
STATE TRANSPORTATION SUB COM. Wed. 5-24 7:00 p.m. Kennydale School N. 30th overpass
STATE SENATOR BAGNARIOL Tues. 5-30 7:30 p.m. Kent City Hall Local Government issues
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
May 22, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5923 no fee Horst Preuss 126 Wells Demolish Res.
5924 2,387 Mrs. Bergeson 201 Union Const. Carport
5925 1, 544.30 Bob Decker 201 Union Const. Carport
5926 9,000 Renton Center 3184 Sunset Tenant Improv.
5927 50,000 Guinn Const. 2307 Talbot Const. Res.
5928 50,000 Guinn Const. 2313 Talbot Const. Res.
5929 50,000 Guinn Const. 2319 Talbot Const. Res.
5930 49,000 S & Z Const. 1607 Glenwood Const. Res.
5931 2,100 Durward Clare 1818 Jones Const.Fireplace
5932 3,649 Mr. Buckley 201 Union Inst. Awnings
5933 2,188 Mrs. Ford 201 Union Inst. Carport
5934 2,498,755 Jack Benaroya 1000 43rd Const. Warehouse
5935 3, 209,755 Jack Benaroya 800 43rd Const. Warehouse
5936 3,209,755 Jack Benaroya 600 43rd Const. Warehouse
5937 8,000 Ron & Mary Mead 1307 38th Const. Add. To Res.
5938 37,610 Chas. Henderson 1508 Ferndale Const. Res.
5939 37,610 Chas. Henderson 1502 Ferndale Const. Res.
5940 3,910 Werner Baunach 201 Union Inst. Carport
5941 2,700 Mr. Davis 201 Union Inst. Carport
5942 40,000 E. W. Price 410 Lind Const. Res.
5943 40,000 E. W. Price 408 Lind Const. Res.
5944 505 Tom Galt 819 Aberdeen Re—roof Res.
5945 45,000 Airport Specialties 749 Perimeter Const. Hangar
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1510 Sunset Devel. 3150 Sunset Rework Drvy.
1511 Ervin Yoder 1609 Eagle Ridge Const. Drvy. Appr.
1512 E. Scott 402 Grandey Sewer Repair
1513 Chas. Henderson 1608 Glenwood Con. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7181 20 Chet Haralson 201 Union Wire Storage Shed 'r
7182 20 Chet Haralson 201 Union "
7183 1,800 SCS 330 Burnett Wire Duplex
7184 947 Chas. Henderson 1929 Beacon Wire Res.
7185 947 Chas. Henderson 1922 Beacon Wire Res.
7186 821 Chas. Henderson 1831 Ferndale V4.re Res.
7187 2,000 Don Lundberg 403 Rainier Replace Light Fixtures
7188 50 W.A. Baunach 201 Union Wire Shed
7189 1, 500 Wayne Hills 1814 27th Wire Res.
7190 365 F. P. Horan 275 Vashon Inst. Serv.
7191 150 Lines 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6102 1. 555 West Valley 3109 17th Inst. Fix.
6103 1. 555 West Valley 3115 17th Inst. fix.
6104 1. 555 West Valley 3103 17th Inst. Fix.
6105 1, 555 West Valley 1706 L% Youngs Inst. Fix.
6106 765 Chas. Henderson 1922 Ber —n Inst. Furn.
6107 765 Chas. Henderson 1928 Beacon Inst. Furn.
6108 720 Chas. Henderson 1831 Ferndale Inst. Furn.
6109 400 Hungry Wolf 405 Rainier Inst. Plbg.
6110 600 Don Harbeck 3507 11th Inst. Stove
6111 2,500 Assoc. of N. America 3184 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6112 2,000 Two Worlds Co. 3200 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6113 1,700 Ralph Hyatt 720 Cedar Inst. Fix.
6114 11890 Brown/Strand 2400 Union Inst. Fix. sr
6115 737 Brown/Strand 2400 Union Inst, I,.-
6116
u:6116 5,000 W. Schrum 306 Seneca Inst. Fix.
REVOCABLE PERMIT
0035 J. CliffGray 15437 132 Paving
5/22/78
BID TABULATION SHEET
P ' `0 J EC T : Si nal & Street Im rovements at Duval 'Ave. NE/NE Sunset
DAT & NE 4th/MonroeAve. t
ay 17, 1978
BIDDER BID
Signal Electric, Inc.
9012 S. 208th St.
Kent, Wa. 98031 Bid Bond EEO $101 ,945.50
Westcoast Electric Co.
18250 68th Ave. So.
Kent, Wa. 98031 Bid Bond EEO $113,084.15
low
1r..
C i T v O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF MAY► 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
TE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
8/78 CURRENT FUND 46, 148.64
PARKS d RECREATION 220490.79
ARTERIAL STREETS 250.20
CITY STREETS 79289.63
LIBRARY 7,015.50
COW.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 739.27
ANTIRECESSION 800.88
STREET FORWARD THRUST 20639.65
MAIN FIRE STATION CONST. 18,313.78
WATERWORKS UTILITY 74,794.33
AIRPORT 70080.62
1975 W & S CONSTR. 6,025.50
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONSI. 99►584. 15
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 13,184.32
FIREMAN'S PENSION 3#271 .36
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of MAY $309,628.62
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONST. WATERWORKS To repay loan 6 approp. S 10000.00
417/207.00.00 401/131 .00.00 made in 1977
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONS WATERWORKS To repay loan & approp. 212.69
417/241 .00.00 401/241 .00.00 made in 1977
5/15/78 CURRENT FUND 5140,736.33
PARKS & RECREATION 190374.63
CITY STREETS 17,055.38
LIBRARY 8,824.58
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,770.50
ANTIRECESSION 50606.51
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 17,007.49
AIRPORT 572.50
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 3, 174.50
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of MAY S216, 122.42
5/15/78 CLAIMS FUND LIBRARY FUND Cancel warrant No.#17637 $ 17.0
J C.
MAYOR FINANCE D RECTOR
C I TY OF R E N T 0 N 261
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF MAYr 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
5/22/78 CURRENT FUND 1111 ,996.93
PARKS d RECREATION 14,912.20
ARTERIAL STREETS 79.50
CITY STREETS 37,818.96
..• LIBRARY 3, 153.21
COMP. EMP. TR. (CETA) 10229.39
ANTIRECESSION 1 ,260.88
STREET FORWARD THRUST 9.43
MAIN FIRE STATION CONTR. 104,344.36
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONTR. 590255.00
WATERWORKS UTILITY 85,294.68
AIRPORT 1 ,382.29
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 90852.33
FIREMAN'S PENSION 12 503.92
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of MAY $4430093.08
5/31/78 CURRENT FUND $181,783.87
PARKS & RECREATION 20,289.09
CITY STREETS 16,973.46
LIBRARY 8,775.04
C OMP.EM PL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,770.50
ANT IREC ESS ION 5,930.43
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 17,165.06
AIRPORT 572.50
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 31174.50
n.. PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of May $258,434.45
5/31178 PAYROLL FUND WATER MAINTENANCE Cancel warrant No.#19412 $421.25
5/31/78 CLAMIS FUND LIBRARY FUND Cancel warrant No.#17637 $34.00
(error made on 5/15/78 tran
MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
June 5 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Community Services Committee report re Interurban Trail System
Discuss with Developer Parkwood S. Access and report back to Transportation Committee
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
PSCOG agreement re Health System
Quendall Terminals request re Shoreline Management wording correction
HEARING EXAMINER
James W. Dalpay Appeal of R-145-78
Petition of Nick Petruska, et al re Dalpay Appeal R-145-78
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to execute agreement - Interurban Trail System
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Sewer LID Request of M. M. Potter
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Sewer LID Request of M. M. Potter
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Smoke Detector Ordinance #3222
Proposed agreement Interurban Trail (Resolution adopted 6/5/78)
Schultz Rezone (First Reading of Ordinance 6/5/78)
Taguinod Rezone (First Reading of Ordinance 6/5/78)
HAS Properties Rezone 122-78
Subject of withdrawal from Social Security - two communications
PUBLIC HEARINGS
6/22/78 SR-515 Special Meeting
6/19/78 Proposed Closure Riverside Drive re Cedar River Trail Phase III
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
June 5 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the regular meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES
F. SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
IN ATTENDANCE DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works
Director; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; JOHN BUFF,
Police Representative; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; SHARON GREEN,
Personnel Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF MAY 22,
1978 AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT James Van Osdell , 3030 NE 10th St. , Manager of Sunset View Apart-
ments, requested Council reconsider Ordinance #3222 which requires
Smoke Detector installation of smoke detectors in occupancies rented, leased or
Ordinance let. Mr. Van Ausdal explained problems anticipated with require-
ment that tenants furnish maintenance of the unit and asked for
reconsideration in order to comply with RCW 59. 18 Landlord Tenant
Act. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, MR. VAN AUSDAL'S REMARKS BE
REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
Planning and Due to interested persons being present, Committee Chairman Perry
Development Report presented Planning and Development Committee report re James W.
James W. Dalpay Dalpay Appeal of Hearing Examiner's Decision of 4/17/78 Sunset
Appeal of Examiner' s Rezone R145-78, noting review and consideration with applicant
Decision Rezone and his attorney, Robert McBeth, present. The report noted the
R-145-78 Union NE applicant agreed to amend his application to provide for a less
between NE 12th and intensive use of the southern portion of the parcel to provide buf-
NE Sunset Blvd. fering between proposed B-1 rezone on the northern portion and the
Remanded Back to single family residential zoning to the South. The committee
Hearing Examiner recommended that the Council remand this matter to the Hearing
Examiner for reconsideration of this application as amended.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOM-
MENDATION. CARRIED. (See later action - Correspondence. )
R. P. Ross Appeal The Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented
Examiner's the following report: The Planning and Development Committee has
Reconsideration considered the record and the Hearing Examiner's written decision,
Decision 12/9/77 findings and conclusions R.P. Ross Appeal of Examiner's reconsidera-
Short Plat 088-77 tion decision of 12/9/77 re Short Plat 088-77 and Exception 089-77.
and Except. 089-77 The Committee has considered the hardship imposed upon the appli-
Area of cant by the provisions of the Short Plat Ordinance in that other
516 SW 3rd Place surrounding neighbors have been able to short plat their property
without providing the access required by the present Short Plat
Ordinance. Applicant has obtained alternative access to the
property in accordance with the conditions imposed by the decis-
sion of the Hearing Examiner. The Planning and Development Committee
recommended that the City Council concur in the recommendation of
the Hearing Examiner and recommended approval of the application
tow for short plat and exception under the same conditions imposed by
the Hearing Examiner, and further conditioned upon delivery to the
City of deeds of dedication to the alternative access way. MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDA-
TION. CARRIED.
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OLD BUSINESS
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented report
Committee Report regarding Parkwood South Sub-Division Plat and recommended that
the Administration be directed to discuss with the Developer the
Parkwood South feasibility of a direct route from Division #3 to 116th Ave. SE
Access rather than the proposed connection to Edmonds Dr. SE. The report
also requested the Administration report back to the Transporta-
tion Committee. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY , COUNCIL CONCUR
IN THE REPORT. CARRIED. •
Six-Year Street The committee report recommended that a public hearing be set for
and Arterial June 19, on the Six-Year Street Program. Chairwoman Shinpoch noted
Program the plans and maps are available with the Public Works Department.
Public Hearing MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, rn,;NCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE
6/19/78 REPORT. CARRIED.
Signalization The Transportation Committee report recommended acceptance of the
Contract Award low bid by Signal Electric, Inc. in the amount of $101 ,945.50 for
Federal Aid/FAM signalization of Duvall Ave. 1E and NE Sunset Blvd along with
Project NE 4th St. and Monroe Ave NE, as recommended by the Public Works
Department. The report noted award will be contingent upon receipt
by the City of an "Authorization to Award" from the Federal and
State agencies. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR
IN COMMITTEE REPORT. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re inclusion
of provisions for prevention of cost overruns , Public Works Director
Gonnason noted precautions taken. MOTION CARRIED.
Ways & Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee re-
Committee Report port recommending that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
Bond Sale sign an agreement with Seattle Northwest Securities for the sale
LID #306 of $35,477.36 in bonds on LID #306 (Sanitary Sewers , area between
Seattle Northwest Sunset Blvd. NE and FAI-405, north of NE 7th Street) . MOVED BY
Securities STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT
APPROVING SALE OF BONDS FOR LID #306. CARRIED.
Publication The Ways and Means Committee report recommended that the referral now
of Maas of 2/27/78 re publication of maps with legal descriptions requires
no action by the Council as the Administration is studying the
proposal .
Legal Publications Councilman Stredicke called attention to legal publications stating
Questioned buildinq of condominiums and inquired as to location of 2020 Grant
Ave. S. , being advised by Planning Director Ericksen of location,
northeast corner of intersection of Grant Ave. S and Puget Drive,
!Jest of Rolling Hills with no access to the north. Stredicke ob-
jected to legal publications by attorneys and builders which appeared
as City.
Community Services Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented report
Committee Report noting review of the proposed agreement for the Interurban Trail
Proposed Agreement System and findings that it is consistent with present planning
Interurban Trail within the City and Green River Valley. The report noted funding
for the trail would be from a federal grant of $320,000; staff con-
cern for clarification noted and committee recommended the contract
be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for review and recom-
mendation. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT
AND REFER AGREEMENT TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Riverside Drive The committee report noted review and meeting with residents of
Proposed Closure Riverside Drive area adjacent to Cedar River Trail , Phase III , and
reported the following: (1 ) Riverside Drive is City-owned property ..r
Public Meeting deed to City in 1956 by the Commercial Waterway District and is not
6/19/78 a dedicated street; (2) Only one residence has access solely to
Riverside Drive, all other structures and properties have access
to N. lst St. ; (3) Per City Attorney, rights of access have been
established by the property owners through some years use as a
street; (4) The City has the right to close or leave open as long
as no property owner is landlocked, but decision should be made
after public meeting for the purposes of allowing public comment.
The report recommended referral back to Council for public meeting
on agenda 6/19/78. MOVED STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, CONCUR IN REPORT.
CARRIED.
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Resolution #2185 Councilman Perry noted attendance of the Mayor and three Council
County Health Care Members at the 5/30/78 meeting in Kent with Senator Bagnariol re
Financing common problems for cities and noted presentation of health services
problem as worked out by our City. Councilman Perry presented a
resolution for reading as prepared by the City Attorney at Perry's
request, placing burden of cost for the health services onto the
County without direct contribution by the cities , with copies to
State Legislators and Association of Washington Cities. Follow-
ing reading, it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT
THE RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Stredicke noted other items
of interest to cities were advanced at the meeting by the Renton
Mayor and Council Members. MOTION CARRIED. Discussion ensued re
City representation at the forthcoming Association of Washington
Cities conference; Councilman Perry noted importance of presenta-
tion of the resolution and value to all cities of the state.
Councilman Stredicke noted importance of meeting with Senator
Bagnariol; of advancing problems and ideas of smaller cities to
their legislators.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means The Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final
Committee Report readings of the following ordinances which had been placed on
first readings 5/22/78:
Ordinance #3223 An Ordinance was read authorizing the acquisition of a 20 foot
Acquisition of 20' temporary construction easement in connection with construction
Easement re of Lind Ave. SW between SW 16th St. and SW 43rd St. (See Ordi-
Lind Ave. SW nance #3189) , in connection with LID #302. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
LID #302 SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL : 4-AYE:
CLYMER, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM; 3-N0: PERRY, THORPE AND SHANE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3224 An Ordinance was read authorizing acquisition of real property by
Acquisition of eminent domain for construction of Lind Ave. SW between SW 16th St.
Property re and SW 43rd St. (known as the Mildred M. Summers property) . MOVED
Lind Ave. SW BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL
LID #302 CALL : 5-AYES: CLYMER, PERRY , STREDICKE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM; 2-N0:
THORPE AND SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3225 An Ordinance was read rezoning property located on the northwest
Stewart Rezone corner of NE Sunset Blvd and Duvall Ave NE from General G to B-1
Business District, known as the Jack Stewart rezone. MOVED BY
SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL:
ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3226 An Ordinance was read amending portions of the zoning ordinance
H-1 Zoning and of the Building Regulations relative to H-1 zoning and bulk storage
Bulk Storage facilities . MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
Facilities ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of the following:
Ordinances : An Ordinance was read rezoning property located at Union NE and
Schultz Rezone NE 6th St. from GS-1 to Single Family R-1 , known as the Taguinod
rezone. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, REFER BACK TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED. (See approval Consent Agenda Page . )
Taguinod Rezone An Ordinance was read rezoning property located at Factory Ave. N
�. and N 3rd St. from R-2 to Residence District R-3, known as Schultz
rezone. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED. (See approval Page 4. )
Resolution #2186 The Committee report recommended reading and adoption of the
Consultant Hiring following resolutions : A resolution was read establishing criteria
Criteria for guiding the administration in hiring consultants, including
Selection Board. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2187 A resolution was read requiring reporting to Council of projects,
Staffing and skills of staff, expenditures and firms used on projects.
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Resolution #2187 MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
Projects & Staff AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2188 A resolution was read authorizing transfer of $41 ,966 to provide
Transfer of Funds completion of the design work for the Senior Citizens ' Activity
Center. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE
RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2189 A resolution was read authorizing the Mayor and Clerk to execute
Interurban Trail an agreement for the development of the Interurban Trail System.
System MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
AS READ. Councilman Trimm inquired re trail route and Planning
Director Ericksen noted no trail development in Renton during
Phase I , routed north to SW 43rd and west to Tukwilla. AMENDMENT
TO MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER THE COMMUNITY SER-
VICES COMMITTEE REPORT TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR CLARIFICATION OF
AREAS OF CONCERN. AMENDMENT CARRIED; MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
(See Committee Report Page 2. )
CONSENT AGENDA The Consent items are adopted by one motion which follows the items :
Utility Plant Letter from Deputy Finance Director Bennett gave notification of
Value the Utility plant value as of 12/31/77 in amount of $16,637,935.67.
Information furnished in order to establish service charge rate for
1979. (Information)
Sewer Request Letter from M. Marveen Potter, 2104 Dayton Ave. N.E. , requested the
City initiate sanitary sewer Local Improvement District in her
area. Refer to Public Works Director and Utility Committee.
Health Agreement Letter from Puget Sound Council of Governments requested resolution
concerning agreement between local government and the Health Systems
'agency Negotiators . Refer to Community Services Committee.
Proposed Agreement Public Works Director Gonnason presents joint use agreement with WNW
Use of Sewer Trunk 'Metro for Bryn Mawr/Boeing trunk line in order to connect the
Line by Cedar River rest room facility on the Cedar River Trail System to sanitary
Trail System sewers . Authorize Mayor and City Clerk to execute agreement upon
approval of agreement by the City Attorney.
Marenakos P.Plat Hearing Examiner' s recommendation presented for approval with
PP-155-78 conditions re James L. Marenakos, Sunset Addition, NE 14th St.
Sunset Addition and Edmonds Ave. NE, Preliminary Plat PP-155-78 with Exception
E-156-78. Council approval .
HAS Properties Hearing Examiner' s recommendation presented for approval subject
Rezone 122-78 to conditions re H.A.S. Properties rezone from P-1 to B-1 Lake St.
Lake St. S. S. between 2nd Ave. and Airport Way. Refer to Ways and Means Commit+.ee.
Donald E. Schultz Hearing Examiner' s recommendation presented for approval with
R-2 to R-3 Rezone restrictive covenants for property located at the northwest corner
Factory Ave. N of Factory Ave. N and N 3rd St. for rezone from R-2 to R-3 to allow
R-153-78 construction of four-plex on two lots • Refer Ways and Means Com.
Taguinod Rezone Hearing Examiner' s recommendation presented for approval with con-
GS-1 to R-2 ditions re Roland G. Taguinod Rezone from GS-1 to R-2 property
Union Ave. NE located at Union Ave. NE and NE 6th St. in order to build two
R-154-78 single family residences on two small lots. Refer !Jays and Means.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA ..�
Approval AS SHOWN, WITH FOLLOWING TWO ITEMS DISCUSSED SEPARATELY. CARRIED.
Certified Letter from The International Institute of Municipal Clerks , Pasa-
Municipal Clerk dena, Calif. , announced that Delores A. Mead has been awarded
the designation of Certified Municipal Clerk in recognition of
meeting high education, experience and service requirements.
City Clerk Mead noted the six years of schooling and study and
was congratulated with round of applause.
Renton City Clerk
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CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT PUSINESS
SR-515 Letter from Arlene M. Zanga, 1609 Talbot Rd. S, called attention
Public Hearing 6/22 to Council 's commitment to SR-515 approval . MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND TRIMM, REFER THE LETTER TO THE PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 22, 1978.
CARRIED.
Withdrawal from Letter from the Renton Police Officers Guild, John Pavone, Presi-
Social Security ent requested consideration of steps necessary to remove the
Renton Police Department and Police Officers ' Guild from the
United States Social Security System. Letter from Renton Manage-
ment Association, W. Gonnason, President, stated that in view of
the proposed rate increases for Social Security and the financial
impact it will have on the City budget, consideration of withdrawal
from the Social Security System is requested. The letter noted
an annuity insurance program to provide coverage for those employ-
ees now covered by Social Security and at the end of required
two-year time limit for withdrawal , the City's cost would be
about 75% of cost of Social Security. Moved by Stredicke, Second
Thorpe, refer to City's Negotiating Team. Substitute Motion by
Thorpe, Second Trimm, refer to Budget Committee. Failed. SUB-
STITUTE MOTION BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE TO REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Shoreline Master Letter from Quendall Terminals , Donald 0. Norman, provided material
Plan Revision outlining steps taken re application by Barbee Mill Co. for develop-
Requested by ment of permit under the Shoreline Management Act, re application
Quendall Terminals for special grading permit regarding maintenance dredging at
the mouth of the May Creek, re recommendation of the Planning
Staff that permit be issued, re denial of permit by the Hearing
Examiner upon opinion of the City Attorney. The letter further
explains belief that error exists in the Master Program and asks
correction of wording which would be consistent with conditions
of dredging permits issued by the State Department of Fisheries
and the EPA. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, THIS MATTER BE REFER-
RED TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Dalpay Appeal MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, THE DALPAY APPEAL R-143-78 BE HELD
Rezone 143-78 OVER UNTIL NEXT WEEK. (Rezone 143-78, 620 SW 12th St. , G-6000
Single Family to L-1 Light Industry had been requested. ) CARRIED.
Dalpay Appeal Petition from Nick Petruska, William G. Fox, Betty Bauer and
Rezone 145-78 S. A. Crookston, expressed belief that appeal letter filed by
(See Page 1 ) James W. Dalpay re Hearing Examiner's recommendation Rezone 145-78
did not constitute an appeal in accordance with City Code as it
stated no specific errors of fact or law and no new evidence;
therefore that Examiner' s decision of 4/11/78 should stand, noting
belief that the residential property would not be in compliance
with Comprehsive Plan if rezoned B-1 . Moved by Perry, Second
Clymer, Refer communication to the Planning and Development pending
receipt of Hearing Examiner' s report. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
STREDICKE, REFER COMMUNICATION TO THE HEARING EXAMINER_ FOR REVIEW
IN THE RECONSIDERATION. SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilwoman Thorpe requested change in agenda preparation that
Letters of letters of commendation for City personnel be placed under the
Commendation Correspondence and Current Business portion of agenda rather than
Consent Agenda.
Public Works Councilwoman Thorpe noted her concern and requested the Administra-
Contracts tion review the present procedure for drawing up contracts with
Procedure regard to financial responsibility. Public Works Director Gonnason
noted complex procedure with Federal and State funding.
Citizen Award Councilman Stredicke requested reinstatement of procedure for
Requested Citizen Awards for outstanding service to the community and sug-
gested Erwin Fey, noting Mr. Fey' s many years of maintaininq hiqh
quality, family films-,also noting Mr. Fey had sold the theaters .
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Senior Citizens' Councilman Shane inquired re adequate funding for the new Senior
Center Citizens' Center and relocation of water and telemetry shop,
suggesting Utility funds could not be used for the relocation
and suggesting placement of 2% tax on paramutei betting and
elimination of 6% utility tax.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Parks and Recreation Director Webley presented metal box from the
Old Earlington old Earlington School which had been found by the contractor dur-
School Treasurers ing demolition. Webley also presented packet of papers from the
box, noting the box and papers have been donated to the Renton
Historical Society who will place the box and contents on display.
Executive Session MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION TO DISCUSS LABOR NEGOTIATIONS. CARRIED. 10:05 P.M.
All Council Members were present upon reconvening in regular
ADJOURNMENT session. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN.
CARRIED. 11 :10 P.M.
Delores A. Mead C.M.C.
City Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL COMM11 ► tE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF June 5, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER Council Chambers SR-515 w/State Highway Dept.
IN SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING Thurs. 6/22 8:00 P.M. DELAURENTI
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 6/8 4:30 P.M. PERRY 3rd floor Conf. Rm. 1 . Dalpay Appeal - R-143-78
2. Comprehensive Plan request
of Mr. Bitney.
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 6/6 4:30 P.M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE
j 3rd floor Conf. Rm. '
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 6/12 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 6/12 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION I SHINPOCH
AVIATION Tues. 6/20 7:30 P.M. 4th floor Conf. Rm. f
f
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
LEOFF Wed. 6/7 8:00 A.M. 6tti floor Conf. Rm.
MUNICIPAL ARTS Fri . 6/16 8:00 A.M. 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Art for Fire Station
2?0
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
May 29, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5946 12,000 A.S. Meakin 3608 Sunset Const. shell for res.
5947 44,000 Parkwood Homes 2211 Monterey Const. Res.
5948 39,000 Parkwood Homes 2117 Monterey Const. Res.
5949 44,000 Parkwood Homes 2111 Monterey Const. Res.
5950 39,000 Parkwood Homes 1919 22nd Const. Res.
5951 42,000 Parkwood Homes 2007 22nd Const. Res.
5952 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Const. Res.
5953 1 ,200 Michael Dolleman 422 Windsor Inst. Basement
5954 no fee Robert Williams 2900 Maple Valley Annual License Grading
5955 1 ,000 Robert Williams 619 Burnett Const. Carport
5956 240,000 George Gurs 907 Aberdeen Const. 18 unit Apts.
5957 437,000 Renton Schools 3000 4th Const. Home & Family life
5958 45,000 George Kritsonis 1168 Shelton Const. Addition
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1514 Wilbert Schrum 306 Seneca Con. Side Sewer
1515 Brown/Strand Homes 1309 Monroe Inst. Side Sewer
1516 Williams McLaughlin 805 33rd Con. Side Sewer
1517 SCS Holdings 439 Williams Con. Side Sewer
1518 Rudolph Zaputil 1839 18th Con. Side Sewer
1519 Gary Mortiz 326 Union Con. Side Sewer
1520 Bill Anderson 2423 Garden Con. San. Sewer
1521 Delta Financial Serv. 4311 Sunset Con. Sewer
1522 Chas. Henderson 1502 Ferndale Con. San. Sewer
1523 Chas. Henderson 1508 Ferndale Con. San. Sewer
1524 SCS Holdings 33o Burnett Con. Side Sewer
1525 G. F. Pomeroy 720 Cedar Con. Side Sewer
1526 Wilbert Reed 539 Raymond Con. Driveway Approach
1527 Gary Moritz 326 Union Con. Storm Sewer
1528 Harrison J. Hart 3000 NE 4th Inst. Water Main
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7192 VOID
7193 50 R. Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Inst. Temp. Service
7194 50 W. D. Hills Const. 1814 27th Inst. Temp. Service
7195 50 SCS Holdings 330 Burnett Inst. Temp. Service
7196 50 R.W. Huff Const. 1000 43rd Inst. Temp. Service
7197 50 Chas. Henderson 1940 Beacon Inst. Temp. Service
7198 350 R. Marshall Smith 1014 Shelton Wire Addition
7199 3,700 Renton Ctr Assoc. 3184 Sunset Wire Shops
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6117 3,300 SCS Holdings 421 Wells Inst. Fixtures
6118 3,300 SCS Holdings 419 Wells Inst. Fixtures
6119 765 Chas. Henderson 1940 Beancon Inst. Gas Furnace
6120 950 Mr. Jensen 3509 Shattuck Inst. Fixtures
6121 9,750 Dr. Burkebile 3721 Talbot Inst. Fixtures
6122 2,100 Dalpay Assoc. 2421 Monterey Inst. Fixtures r
6123 1 ,100 John Rahm 2332 31st Inst. Fireplace
6124 1 ,700 Rudy Zaputil 1839 18th Inst. Furnace
6125 1 ,700 Lena Church 754 Camas Inst. Air Conditioning
6126 14,557 Delta Const. 4311 Sunset Inst. Heat Pumps
6127 1 ,850 Marshall Smith 1014 Shelton Inst. Fixtures
6128 1 ,450 Reece & Richards 259 ?nd Inst. Fixtures
6129 1 ,450 Reece & Richards 265 2nd Inst. Fixtures
6130 114,699 Renton Schools 3000 NE 4th Inst. Fixtures
SIGN PERMITS
642 985 Reflections 601 Rainier Inst. Wall Sign
643 150 Al Heglund 450 Shattuck ' Inst. Pole Sign
cnn 1 1)nn Q Q. R n-+„ AM Dn;n;oma Tnct Wall Sinn
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
June 5, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5959 1 ,250 Kasper Wolf 2912 5th Const. Porch
5960 50,000 Guy Lambiaso 1907 Rolling Hills Const. Res.
5961 40,000 E. Price 402 Lind Const. Res.
5962 5,000 Renton Shop. Center Remodle Store Fronts
5963 5,000 James Young 552 Raymond Const. Res.
5964 750 Stephen Artholony 2715 Meadow Const. Patio
5965 35,000 Michael Mastro 900 6th Remodle Storage Rooms
5966 16,000 Ken Scott 620 Blaine Const. Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1529 Parkwood Homes 2203 Jones Const. Driveway Appr.
1530 Parkwood Homes 2101 Jones Const. It
1531 Parkwood Homes 2107 Jones Const. "
1532 Parkwood Homes 2113 Jones Const. "
1533 Parkwood Homes 2227 Jones Const. "
1534 Parkwood Homes 1815 21st Const. "
1535 Parkwood Homes 2209 Lincoln Const. "
1536 Parkwood Homes 2215 Lincoln Const. "
1537 Parkwood Homes 2110 Lincoln Const. "
1538 Parkwood Homes 2104 Loncoln Const. "
1539 Parkwood Homes 1908 21st Const. "
1540 Parkwood Homes 1902 21st Const. "
1541 Parkwood Homes 1814 21st Const. "
1542 Parkwood Homes 1808 21st Const. "
1543 Parkwood Homes 2100 Jones.. Const. it
1544 Parkwood Homes 1901 22nd Const. "
1545 Parkwood Homes 1910 22nd Const. "
1546 Parkwood Homes 1913 22nd Const. "
1547 VOID
1548 VOID --
1549 Renton School^ 3000 4th Con. San. Sewer
1550 Bergan, Low 5029 Ripley Lane Con. Side Sewer
1551 Richard Imus 5143 Ripley Lane Con. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7200 240 William Provin 81 Logan Inst. Amp Service
7201 162.50 Ideal Homes 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
7202 500 R. Christensen 3201 5th Inst. Amp Service
7203 1 ,120 Sambo's 610 Rainier Wire Oven, Etc.
7204 1 ,175 Dr. Lemmon 1409 Union Increase Service
7205 2,000 Rudy Zaputil 1839 18th Wire Res.
7206 300 Mt. Olivet 100 Blaine Inst. Service
7207 50 Renton Schools 3000 4th Inst. Service
7208 162.50 Dorothy Appert 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7209 162.50 Mr. Schumacher 201 Union "
7210 25 Jack Wiseman 201 Union Wire Storage Shed
7211 947 Chas . Henderson 1940 Beacon Wire Res.
—� 7212 450 ". .'e~se~ 3509 Shattuck Increase Service
7213 750 Leon Whitlock 426 Morris Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6131 598 Shirley Beebe 1002 31st Inst. Furnace
6132 4,300 King Co. Dept. of Health 3001 4th Inst. Chairs
6133 3,850 Dr. Burkebile 3721 Talbot Inst. Fix.
6134 972 Ralph Hyatt 720 Cedar Inst. Furnace
6135 746 Chas . Henderson 1612 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
6136 805 Chas. Henderson 1608 Glenwood Inst. Furnace
6137 803 Chas. Henderson 1912 Lk Youngs Inst. FUrnace
6138 965 Chas. Henderson 1931 Beacon Inst. Furnace
6139 765 Chas . Henderson 1931 Beacon Inst. Furnace
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R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Update of Fire Protection Master Plan
Requests for withdrawal from Social Security
Notify King County Boundary Review Board.
(Through Personnel Director) Study of Administrative Asst./Secretary
CITY ATTORNEY AND *INSURANCE CARRIER
*Claim for Damages, Myrtle Beckstrom
Remarks of James Van Osdell (6/5) re Smoke Detector Ordinance #3222 - Report requested
Recommendation re taxation Longacres
Resolution setting public hearing 7/17, Monster Rd. Street Vacation
BUILDING DIVISION OF PUBLIC WORKS
Furnish opinion re remarks of James VanOsdell (6/5) Smoke Detector Ordinance
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Proposed Street Vacation Monster Rd. SW
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Report re remarks of James VanOsdell (6/5) Smoke Detector Ordinance
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign contracts re pavement markers and striping
Authorized to sign labor contracts
Authorized to sign Title V funding for Senior Citizens Center needs
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Roadway Marker Bids - Reported 6/12 with bid award
Proposed Street Vacation Monster Rd. SW moo
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Validation of petition Monster Rd. proposed street vacation
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Automatic Response w/Kent, Tukwila, Fire Districts #25 and 29
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Proposed Street Vacation portion of NW 3rd St.
HAS Properties Rezone Ordinance (First reading 6/12)
Appointment of Hearing Examiner Pro tem
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Proposed Street Vacation - Monster Rd. SW/Nelson Pl . -- 7/17/78
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Regular Meeting
June 12 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES
F. SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL
IN ATTENDANCE MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, Acting City Attorney; GORDON
Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works
Director; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; CAPT. BOURASA,
Police Rep. ; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and
Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE .APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF JUNE 5,
1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR AND
Labor Contracts CITY CLERK TO EXECUTE LABOR CONTRACTS WITH LOCAL 21R AND WITH
(See Page 2, THE POLICE GUILD AS DISCUSSED AND APPROVED AT EXECUTIVE SESSION
Later Action) LAST WEEK AND UPON APPRQVAL BY THE CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry asked more time
Development Report regarding the Dalpay appeal of Hearing Examiner's decision regard-
Dalpay Appeal ing the Earlington area rezone, R-143-78. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
Rezone R-143-78 SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOP-
620 SIJ 12th St. MENT COMMITTEE AND GRANT TIME EXTENSION ON THE REZONE APPEAL.
MOTION CARRIED.
Proposed Street MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL RECONSIDER VACATION OF
Vacation of Portion PORTION OF NW 3RD STREET AS APPROVED MAY 22, 1978. CARRIED.
N.W. 3rd Street Councilman Stredicke explained letter from City Attorney Warren
Questioned questioned status of the roadway and, therefore, requested review.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER OF N.W.
3rd STREET VACATION BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Prevailing Wage Councilman Shane reported complaint of labor unions re non-union
workers building restaurant on property leased from the City, con-
tending requirement to pay prevailing wage was union wage. City Attor-
ney Warren noted the City is required to accept the lowest respon-
sible bid and cannot be concerned with union or non-union. Proposed
motion by Shane that prevailing wage be paid on all leased City
property, failed for lack of a Second.
Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented Transportation_ Committee
Committee Report report recommending acceptance of the low bid of Paint-a-Line, Inc.
in amount of $27,262.93 for Federal-Aid Safety Demonstration Pro-
Bid Award jects, Thermoplastic pavement markings , traffic buttons , center and
Pavement MarkerF, edge striping as recommended by the Public Works Department. The
Buttons and N report also recommended the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
Striping sign the contract documents and noted award contingent upon receipt
.... by the City of an "Authorization to Award" from the Federal and State
LJ \Q agencies. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE
,L COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. Discussion ensued that only one bid was
o received, that project entirely funded by outside sources, Engineer-
U ing estimate $60,000. Councilman Stredicke requested report from
Li
the Administration of comparison of regular pricing with cost of
a 1�ie MOTION CARRIED.
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Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented report recommending that the
Committee Report Fire Protection Master Plan be referred to the Administration for
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Fire Protection update and report back to committee for review. MOVED BY TRIMM,
Master Plan SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE.
Discussion ensued. MOTION CARRIED.
Medic Services The Public Safety Committee recommended adoption of the Medic
Proposal Services Proposal , By-Laws and Budget. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND
CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee report recommend-
Committee Report ing that the two requests for withdrawal from the Social Security
System be referred to the Administration for study as the law
requires unanimous withdrawal by all employees. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Automatic Response The committee report recommended that the request of the Fire
Fire Department Department for Automatic Response Agreements with Kent and Tukwila
Fire Districts No. 25 and 29 be referred to the Public Safety
Committee for recommendation and report back. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Smoke Detector The committee report requested reports from the Building Department,
Ordinance #3222 Fire Department and the City Attorney relative to the remarks of
Review James Van Osdell from Council meeting of 6/5/78 regarding the
Smoke Detector Ordinance No. 3222. (See page 1 , Minutes 6/5/78)
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means The Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final
Report readings for the following two ordinances which had been on first
Ordinance #3227 reading 6/5/78: An ordinance was read changing the zoning classifi-
Taguinod Rezone cation from GS-1 to R-1 for property located on the southwest
R-154-78 corner of Union Ave. NE and NE 6th St. , known as Taguinod Rezone.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS
READ. POLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3228 An ordinance was read changing the zoning classification from
Schultz Rezone R-2 to R-3 for property located at the northwest corner of Factory
R-153-78 Ave. N. and N. 3rd Street, known as the Schultz Rezone. MOVED BY
SHANE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL
CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report recommended first reading of an ordinance
Rezone of HAS rezoning property from P-1 to B-1 located on Lake Ave S. between
Properties S. 2nd and Airport Way. Following reading, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Ordinance THORPE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2190 The report recommended reading and adoption of a resolution authoriz-
Title V Funding ing the Mayor and City Clerk to sign agreement re allocation and
Older Americans expenditure of Title V Funding for Senior Centers, to wit: equipment
and furnishings for new center. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Salary Increase Council President Clymer noted addition to earlier motion regarding
(See Page 1 ) authorization for signing of labor contracts with Police and 21R,
and MOVED BY CLYMER, SECONDED BY SHINPOCH, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE
EXEMPT EMPLOYEES, NON-UNION AND MANAGEMENT EMPLOYEES TO RECEIVE LIK
SALARY INCREASE. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are adopted with one motion without separate
discussion unless requested.
Hearing Examiner Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended appointment of John
Pro tem Hendrickson, Hearing Examiner for the City of Bellevue, as Examiner
Pro tem for City of Renton; also recommending authorization for
payment of maximum hourly rates (1 ) $16 per hour; (2) $25 per hour
for Mr. Hendrickson and his assistant. The letter noted hourly
rate includes wages and benefits and conforms to Bellevue's contract
service policy. Refer to the Ways and Means Committee.
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Consent Agenda - Continued
Bid Opening June 2, 1978 bid opening, one bid received; Roadway Safety Marking
Project. Refer to Transportation Committee. (See earlier bid award. )
Proposed Street Petition was filed by J. Nielsen , Riverview Farms, 1602 Monster Rd.
Vacation SW, requesting vacation of portion of Nelson Place/Monster Road.
Monster Rd. SW Refer to Public Works Department for validation of petition and
recommendation as to appraisal ; to the Board of Public Works for
Public Hearing recommendation re retention of easements; to the Transportation
vow 7/17/78 Committee; to the City Attorney for resolution setting date of
July 17, 1978 for public hearing.
Damages Claim Claim for Damages was filed by Myrtle Beckstrom, 2020 NE 7th St. ,
$100,000.00 alleging police brutality. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Carrier.
Preliminary Plat Hearing Examiner recommendation presented for approval subject to
Weatherwood No. 2 conditions PP-149-78, E-170-78 and E-171-78, Preliminary Plat and
two exceptions for Weatherwood #2, located at NE 23rd St. and
Edmonds Ave. N.E. , filed by Gene 0. Farrell . Council concur.
(Councilman Perry made inquiry of the City Attorney re conflict
of interest when property adjacent to his; being advised no conflict.)
Privacy Act Letter from Asst. City Attorney Kellogg reported the City may execute
an Addendum providing the Communications Center bear responsibility
for adoption of rules and regulations consistent with the Washington
State Criminal Records Privacy Act and approved the Valley Communica-
tions Center Contract Addendum. Concur.
Approval of MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
Consent Agenda AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
v.. Final Estimate Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested approval for
Rolling Hills final payment to Paul Snyders Construction Co. for the Rolling
Tie Line Hills Tie Line Project (CAG 074-77); final payment $3,948.89.
The letter requested retained amount of $16,599.28 be paid the
contractor if after 30 days no liens or claims are filed against
the project and proof of tax payments filed. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Boundary Review Letter from King County Boundary Review Board gave notification of
Board #5-4 proposed annexation by the City of Kent for Uplands area, located
east of West Valley Road and south of S. 195th St. and Russell Rd.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REQUEST THE ADMINISTRATION
NOTIFY THE BOUNDARY REVIEW BOARD, NO OBJECTIONS TO ANNEXATION.
CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Planning and Committee Chairman Perry presented report recommending that an
Development L-2 zoning ordinance be developed by the Planning and Development
Committee Committee and the subject be referred back to committee. The report
Request for noted intent that the L-2 zone would be utilized for peculiar areas
L-2 Zone that are too small for development under the manufacturing plan
Matter Held zoning but fall within designated manufacturing plan land use area.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, HOLD THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE REPORT FOR AT LEAST ONE WEEK PENDING FURTHER STUDY.
CARRIED.
Secretary vs Councilman Stredicke called attention to Consent Agenda item re
Assistant Hearing Examiner Pro tem and asked for comparison with other offices
of Secretary for Hearing Examiner/Administrative Assistant. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, THE ADMINISTRATION (THROUGH PERSONNEL
DIRECTOR) FURNISH COMPARISON TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Animal Control Councilman Stredicke requested report from the Administration re
Questions Animal Control Center in Valley and portion used by the City, also
requesting copy of number of strays impounded. Mayor Delaurenti
asked the Police Department to furnish report.
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New Business - Continued
Sister City Councilwoman Shinpoch extended Bon Voyage wishes to Mayor Delaurenti
Visit leaving June 15, for Nishiwaki , Japan.
Opinion on MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER OF PARA-
Taxation of MUTUEL TAXATION LIMITATION TO ACTING CITY ATTORNEY WARREN FOR
Longacres HIS RECOMMENDATION RELATIVE TO LEGALITY. CARRIED.
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Property Taxes Councilman Shane Moved for $50.00 property tax reduction for Senior
Citizens over 65, which failed for lack of a Second. Mayor Delaurent
noted the City did not impose property taxes and would not have
authority to reduce taxes.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED
9:05 P.M.
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Delores A. Mead, C.M.C.
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EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 6/12/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: N0.#18408 — #18412
CURRENT :33+254148
PARKS :16j102#61
ARTERIAL STREETS $6o565o85
.me. STREETS $40400111
LIBRARY •5i484t18
STREET FORWAkD THRUST •41814
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST• =793186
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST $138j484#34
WATERWORKS UTILITY $58* 454+ 46
AIRPORT $61444#60
1575 w 6 S CONSTRUCTION $5A270900
Ti-(—BOT PUMP STA CONST $37j 050 r 73
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $15x687902
FIREMANIS PENSION s4o831 *81
?OTA , OF ALL WARRANTS $333) 065919
O�Ec THE UNDERSIGNED ME`lbLRS OF THE WAYS AND "+.EANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCILi HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 18413 THR0JGH NO• 18642 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $333RC65 • 15 THk-
REVCNUE
DAY OF JUNE 1978 .
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - MEMBERL. I .D.# 297RANT N0.#R-4 $375.88
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-5 $ 75.88 MEMBER
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-4 $300.00 /-
L. I .D.#302
REVERUE—WARRANT N0.#R-17 $1 ,672.88
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-32 75.88
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-29 327.80
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-30 960.00
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-31 309.20
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF June 12, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
IN SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING Thurs. 6/22 8:00 P.M. DELAURENTI Council Chambers SR-515 w/State Highway Dept.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Tues. 6/13 7:00 P.M. PERRY 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Dalpay Appeal R-143-78
7:30 P.M. Liaison Committee Meeting
COMMUNITY SERVICES CANCELLED SEYMOUR-THORPE
i
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 6/19 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 6/19 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION I SHINPOCH
I
AVIATION Tues. 6/20 Noon 4th floor Conf. Rm.
UTILITIES Thurs. 6/15 7:00 P.M. SHANE 4th floor Conf. Rm.
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
MUNICIPAL ARTS Fri . 6/16 8:00 A.M. i 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Art for Fire Station
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
June 12, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
5967 60, 000 Joe McCaslin 361 Earlington. Co,lst . Duplex
5968 60, 000 Joe McCaslin 365 Earlington Const. Duplex
5969 18, 000 Renton Ctr Assoc. 3200 Sunset Finish Store
5970 1, 858 Carl Reiche 201 Union Const. Patio Cover
5971 200 J. Kirkman 1002 35th Const. Window Box
5972 3, 000 B. Brandt 1808 Lk Ave Const. Garage
5973 2, 977 . 85 Jack Wiseman 201 Union Const. Carport
5974 10, 000 K.C. Comptroller 3001 4th Interior Remodel
5975 2, 500 Loraine Shertz 201 Union Const. Carport
5976 10, 000 Mr. File 3404 17th Interior Remodel
5977 400 Ray Jewell 201 Union Const. Shed
5978 4, 500 Keith Davis 910 Edmonds Const. Add to Res .
5979 2, 000 Jeanne Williams 201 Union Const. Carport
5980 2, 913.80 Virgil Rogers 201 Union Inst. Patio - Shed
5981 4, 000 Renton Schools 2403 Jones Const . Interior
remodel
5982 3, 200 Renton Schools 1300 Index Enlarge Library
5983 71, 500 Lloyd Salter 308 Langston Const. Res.
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
1552 Adolf Koestl 428 Renton Inst. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7214 240 Fashion West Renton Center Interior Remodel
7215 500 Tramco 1033 Thomas Con. Circuits
7216 20 Virgil Rogers 201 Union Wire Shed
7217 1, 450 Ralph Hyatt 720 Cedar Wire Res.
7218 125 Rob Stephens 201 Union Wire Mobile Home
7219 54, 975 City of Renton 1111 2nd Wire Fire Station
7220 3, 100 W. Shrum 306 Seneca Wire Res.
7221 200 Mr. File 3404 17th Move Outlets
7222 100 Jack Benaroya 800 43rd Inst . Temp. Serv.
7223 100 Jack Benaroya 600 43rd Inst. Temp. Serv.
7224 947 Chas. Henderson 1931 Beacon Wire Res.
7225 1, 225 Sea-king Health Dept . 3001 4th Wire Unit- Dental
7226 185 Mr. Bourne 201 Union Con. Mobile Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6140 500 Lowell Siegfried 1640 Beacon Inst. Fixture
6141 40, 000 Waterfront Rest. 1011 Perimeter Inst. Heating System
6142 1, 000 R. G. Fairbairn 270 Seneca Inst. Fix.
SIGN PERMITS
645 600 Budget Tapes 534 Rainier Inst. Wall Sign
646 1, 600 Mangini Interiors 3901 4th Inst. Wall Sign
647 780 Import Car Equipt. 530 Rainier Inst. Wall Sign
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June 19 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Petition for vacation of alley between Burnett & Williams Avenues So. for report
regarding retention of utility easements, public hearing 7/24/78.
CITY ATTORNEY AND *INSURANCE CARRIER
*Claim for damages, Olympic Pipe Line Co.
Resolution setting date of public hearing 7/24/78 for vacation of alley McLendon Hardware
Consult with Public Works Director re Talbot Road drainage problem and possible law suit
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Proposed L-2 zone for manufacturing plan for small land areas
PLANNING STAFF
Dean Bitney request for comprehensive plan change- report to Planning & Development
Committee
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Report in regards to King County EMS contract providing CPR training to school students
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
Prepare estimate of cost for proper drainage on Talbot Road-consult with attorney, and
report back
Recommendation as to appraisal and validation of petition regarding vacation of alley
McLendon Hardware, report for 7/24/78 public hearing.
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Re retention of easements of vacation of alley McLendon Hardware
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Drainage problem Talbot Road So.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Six year street and arterial construction program as amended
Dalpay rezone, R-143-78, appeal denied, refer for ordinance
Proposed rezone, Fay C. Hill , for ordinance
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Regular Meeting
June 19 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Council President Earl Clymer, Mayor Pro tem, led the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag and called the meeting of the Renton City
Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F. SHANE.
and THOMAS W. TRIMM. MOVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY SHINPOCH
TO EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILMAN PERRY WHO WILL BE ON VACATION FOR
TWO WEEKS. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk;
IN ATTENDANCE DAN KELLOGG, Assistant City Attorney; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
DONALD CUSTER, Mayor's Administrative Assistant; HUGH DARBY,
Police Chief; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks
and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Upon inquiry regarding minute approval , Councilman Stredicke re-
quested Amendment to Page 1, Paragraph 10, to substitute "striped
painting costs" rather than laid-on stripes. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECONDED BY THORPE, TO ADOPT THE MINUTES OF JUNE 12, 1978 AS
AMENDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Ernest J. Lobe, 2709 Talbot Rd.S. , excitedly requested correction
Drainage on of water drainage from Talbot Road onto property to the West, being
Talbot Road South below street level . Mr. Lobe explained blockage of drain where
pipe reduces from 36" to 24" and requested Council Members visit
the area and observe the problem in order that solutions can be
reached. MOVED BY STREDICKE, 'SECOND SHINPOCH, SUBJECT OF WATER
DRAINAGE PROBLEM ON TALBOT ROAD BE REFERRED TO THE UTILITIES COM-
MITTEE.* Following discussion wherein Councilwoman Thorpe noted
adoption of drainage ordinance intended to correct problems of
this nature. Public Works Director Gonnason explained City' s plan
that water drainage problem would be corrected with building of
Victoria Park No. 4. Councilman Stredicke inquired as to deferment
of off-site improvements, being advised by Attorney, Thomas Barker,
2423 96th Ave. , Bellevue, that his client C. Sasse acquired the
property after short platting and waiver. Mr. Barker explained
water/mud damage to three homes built by his client adjacent to
Mr. Lobe, alleging City' s liability and stating court cases to that
effect. Chuck Sasse, 2004 139th Pl . SE, Bellevue, builder, explained
drainage he had installed in his homes adjacent to Talbot Crest and
explained the wall of water and two feet of mud removed from basement
of new home, also noting loss of buyer and asked assurance from the
City that flooding would not reoccur. *MOTION CARRIED. Utilities
Interim Improvement Committee Chairman SHANE MOVED, SECONDED BY THORPE, PUBLIC WORKS
Until Permanent DIRECTOR PREPARE REPORT AND ESTIMATE OF COST AND REf BACK To—
Facility
Installed COUNCIL. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, AMEND MOTION TO INCLUDE
w/Victoria Park #,4 CONSULTATION WITH THE CITY ATTORNEY, noting threat to bring suit
'— against City. AMENDMENT CARRIED; (MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED. (9:15 pm)
Welcome Wagon Mayor Pro tem Clymer presented Certificate of Award for 50th year of
Award the Welcome Wagon which will be placed on display.
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Public Hearings - Cont.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published
Six-Year Street and posted, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the public hearing to consider
and Arterial adoption of the City's Six-Year Street and Arterial Construction Plan.
Construction Public Works Director Gonnason with the aid of Traffic Engineering
Program Employee Paul Lumbert, used wall maps and explained the major arteri-
als, secondary (minor) arterials and collector arterials , as well as
See Attached Plan spot improvements and local access streets. Gonnason explained the �+
state law directing the adoption of the plan; program covering years
1979 - 1984; cost of projects and funding available or proposed LID.
*MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, DELETE ITEM 7 (SR-515 BENSON HWY
RELOCATION from S. Puget Dr. to S. 31st St. ) FROM CONSIDERATION
THIS EVENING DUE TO PUBLIC HEARING ON SR-515 6/22/78. Substitute
motion, eliminate all State projects from consideration. Roll Call :
2-AYE: STREDICKE, SHANE; 4-N0: CLYMER, THORPE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM. SUB-
STITUTE MOTION FAILED. *CARRIED. Councilman Shane requested funds
be spent maintaining streets within center of City.
Continued Persons present and making inquiries regarding City's plans for
SW 43rd Street: Martin Peterson and Gary Goodwin, Mt. McKinley Fence
Company, 1830 SW 43rd St. ; George Davis, 1900 SW 43rd. At the re-
quest of Councilwoman Thorpe, Public Works Director Gonnason infor-
med the persons interested in SW 43rd St. project that a meeting
would be arranged for informational purposes and property owners
would be notified. Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. S. , made in-
quiries re criteria for determining funding for construction, i .e,
LID, total federal funds, etc. Transportation Committee Chairman
Shinpoch volunteered to investigate and report back. Persons present
and making inquiries re Wells Ave. N. Bridge replacement and widening
of Wells N. from S. Riverside Dr. to N. 6th St. and favoring bridge
replacement, but opposing street widening: Versie Vaupel , 221 Wells
N. ; Edwin Dent, 412 Wells N. ; Harold Fisher, 111 Wells N; K. Miller,
315 Wells N. ; Herman Gustafson 519 Wells N. ; John Klees , 10309 120th
SE, representing Nazarene Church, Wells N. ; Diana Smith, 320 Wells N. ;
Rudy Mesick. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, AMEND ITEM 8,
TO WELLS AVE N BRIDGE REPLACEMENT DELETING REFERENCES TO THE
STREETS. (Eliminating widening of Wells N. ) CARRIED.
Roll Call vote was called following Motion by Stredicke, Second
Shinpoch, Council recess. (10:30 p.m. ) 2-AYE: SHINPOCH, SHANE; 4-NO:
CLYMER, THORPE, STREDICKE AND TRIMM. MOTION FAILED. Audience re-
quest that second Public Meeting on Agenda be held so that persons
interested in the Wells Ave. N. subject could attend, brought response
from Asst. City Attorney Kellogg that Public Hearing must be followed
through.
Continued William Hudson, 808 N. 33rd, inquired re Item 11 , Lake Wash. Blvd. N.
from Park Dr. to N. 44th, and Item 14. N. 30th St. from Burnett N.
to FAI 405, noting recent meetings with State and City concerning
N. 30th Overpass and asked earlier attention. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
SECOND THORPE, ITEM 14, N. 30th, BE ADVANCED FROM 1983 TO 1979.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, AMEND MOTION ADVANCE RANKING TO
ITEM NO. 3 OF SECONDARY ARTERIALS. AMENDMENT CARRIED; MOTION AS
AMENDED, CARRIED. Further comment by Dennis Stremick re cost of new
construction vs cost of maintenance and encouragement for public trans-
port. Leonard Everett, 11730 87th S. , Seattle, make inquiries re
Taylor NW. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, SUSPEND RULES AND ....
SCHEDULED CLOSING TIME OF 11 :00 P.M. TIME BE WAIVED, COMPLETING
AGENDA. CARRIED. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CLOSE
THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
ADOPT THE SIX-YEAR STREET AND ARTERIAL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM AS AMEND-
ED AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES:
CLYMER, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM; 2-NO: THORPE AND SHANE. CARRIED.
Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record that the Six-Year Street
and Arterial Plan as approved includes $120,000 for street mainten-
ance as compared to $36,400,000 for street construction the the City
in the next five years.
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Public Hearings - Cont.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
Proposed Closure published and mailed, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the public
of N. Riverside hearing to consider closure of North Riverside Drive adjacent
Drive to the new Cedar River Trail . Persons present and making comments
regarding proposed closure of Riverside Dr. N. included: For
closure - Dan Warren 830 Riverside Dr. N. , Intl . Operating Engi-
neers, to protect against damage to premises as has been previously
hit by cars. Gary Dime, 927 No. 1st St. feels closure would provide
higher and better use; better insurance rates and safety, that
people would not be walking in street with the traffic, would
appreciate property value with direct river access. Larry Good,
908 Riverside N. , feels street is now a safety hazard as it is a
through street to Bronson, which handles heavy traffic. Opposing
closure of Riverside Dr. N. - Frank Beanblossom, 810 Riverside Dr. N.
Robert E. McBeth,Attorney, 1906 Rolling Hills Ave. SE, on behalf of
Pauline Kirkman, 1002 N. 35th, Renton, property owner one house from
proposed blockade objects because of access restriction, Riverside N.
to 1st, no access for garbage disposal , no police patrol , and no
turn around for fire department use, depreciation of property value,
as they see it there is no beneficial purpose of a planter area. Also,
as they have the last driveway on Riverside Dr. N. and foresee it
being used as a turn around, with no other turn around being on the
proposed layout. Wyman Dobson, 821 No. 1st St. representing client
Lewis Peretti , questioned location of blockade. Riverside Dr. N.
has provided business access, blockade would depreciate value of
property. Problem noted if fire department were to go though barrier.
During ensuing discussion it was suggested that the city wait to
that point of construction of the trail system to determine if
closure is necessary, because more problems would be created than
solved. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND TRIMM TO CLOSE HEARING. CARRIED.
Thorpe commented that proposed blockade should be moved as to
allow fire department access to apartments, but continue the
closure of Riverside N. *MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH,THE STREET
BE KEPT AS IT IS NOW. In ensuing discussion, Councilwoman Thorpe
noted her committee, in public meeting, heard from all affected
parties and had considered those aspects now questioned regarding
giving up river front property to property owners and whether the
trail was to be people or vehicle oriented, access for refuse, etc.
to be from rear of apartments. Stredicke proposed posting No
Parking and making Riverside a one way system eliminating much of
the traffic. *THE MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Member Shinpoch submitted
Development Report report regarding the Dalpay appeal of Hearing Examnier's decision
Dalpay Appeal in Earlington area rezone, R-143-78. The Committee, after examina-
Rezone R-143-78 tion of the record, the Hearing Examnier's written decision,
620 SW 12th St. findings, and conclusions, and the written appeal determined that
no error in fact or law exists, pursuant to Section 4-3016. There-
fore, the Committee recommended that Council concur in the Hearing
Examiner rezoning the property to L-1, subject to certain setback
and landscaping conditions. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
AND REFER THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER
ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
Proposed L-2 The Planning and Development Committee recommended that an L-2
Zone for Small zoning ordinance be developed by the Planning and Development
Manufacturing Plan Committee and the subject be referred back to the Planning and
Land Use Areas Development Committee. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO
CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
For Information- The Planning and Development Committee has reviewed the Bitney
Comprehensive request for Comprehensive Plan changes, denied by the Planning
Land Use Change Commission. The Committee has referred the matter to the planning
staff for recommendation back to the committee.
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Old Business - Cont.
SR 515 Transportation Committee Chairman Shinpoch reported the Committee
has not reviewed nor reported back to the council the Benson
Highway, SR 515 relocation matter because of the special meeting
to be held by the Council on Thursday, June 22, 1978.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
and
Ordinance #3229 The Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final
H.A.S. Properties readings for the H.A.S. properties rezone which had been on first
Inc. R-12278 reading 6-12-78; Ordinance was read changing the zoning classifi-
cation of certain properties within the City of Renton from public
use District (P-1 ) to business use classification (B-1 ) , located
on Lake Ave. S. between S. 2nd and Airport Way. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND BY SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL VOTE -
ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3230
L. I.D. 307, The Committee recommended reading of an ordinance authorizing the
interim issuance and sale of interest-bearing revenue warrants to be drawn
financing on the "Local Improvement Fund, District No. 307" to provide funds
for the interim financing of construction of certain improvements
to be acquired in Local Improvement District No. 307. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHANE TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND ADVANCE THE
ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READING. CARRIED. After final reading
it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED BY SHANE, TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE
AS READ. Roll call vote - all ayes. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2191 Resolution was read setting July 17, 1978 as date of hearing on
Street Vacation proposed street vacation, petition filed by J. Nielsen on June 6, 1978.
Nelson Place/ for vacation of that portion of Nelson Place and Charles Monster Road
Monster Rd. No. 2 (County Road No. 8) . MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT THE
RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee Chairman reported Committee recommen-
Approval dation for council approval of vouchers nos . 18413 thru no. 18642
in total amount of $333,065. 19, having received departmental cer-
tification as to receipt of merchandise and/or services; plus
L. I .D. 297 revenue and cash warrants , R-4, $375.88, C-4, $300.00
and C-5, $75.88 plus L. I .D. #302 revenue and cash warrants , R-17,
$1 ,672.88, C-29, $327.80, C-30, $960.00, C-31, $309.20, and C-32,
$75.88. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN VOUCHER
APPROVAL RECOMMENDATIONS. MOTION CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
King County EMS King County EMS contract to provide CPR training for Renton Middle
contract for CPR and High School students. Refer to Public Safety Committee to
training to report back.
school students
Withdrawal of City withdraws notice of intent to Annex SR-167; Boundary Review
SR-167 annexation Board reports Kent has annexed the Valley Freeway between SW 43rd
and SW 142nd. Information.
Welcome Wagon Mayor Delaurenti Proclamation, Official Welcome Wagon Week 7/16-22.
Claim for Damages Claim for Damages - Olympic Pipe Line Co. $4,849.52, alleging damage
Olympic Pipe Line by City of Renton contractor. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Co. Carrier.
Hearing Examiner Hearing Examiner recommendation Fay C. Hill Rezone R-1 to R-2 sub.iect
Rezone Fay C. Hill to conditions, Tobin St. S. between Lake and Logan Aves. S. Refer to
Ways and Means Committee.
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Consent•Agenda - Cont.
Vacation of Alley Petition for Vacation of portion of alley between Burnett and Williams
McLendon Hardware Aves. South at S. 2nd St. filed by McLendon Hardware. Refer to Public
Works Dept. for validation of petition and recommendation as to apprai-
sal ; to the Board of Public Works for recommendation re retention of
easements; to the Transportation Committee, and to the City Attorney
for resolution setting date of Public Hearing July 24, 1978.
NEW BUSINESS
Monster Road Councilman Stredicke requested additional material from the attorney
Hearing 7-17-78 and administration regarding Monster Road and process of railroad
closure,and probability of the road ever being reopened; also whether
appropriate to issue a street use permit in the event the street is
not vacated, council to be provided the information prior to the public
hearing.
SR-515, Benson Some discussion ensued concerning the special meeting of the council
Highway Relocation to be held Thursday, June 22, 1978 regarding SR-515 and list of ques-
tions to be answered as posed from prior meeting, Public Works
Director Gonnason advising Mr. Bogart, State Highway Department Rep-
resentative has been invited to attend.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
1:02 A.M.
Delores A. Mead, CMC, ity Clerk
June 2r. 1978
BID TABULATION SHEET
P PO J EC T • !.EDAR RIVER TRAIL SYSTEM - PHASE III
DAT E . June ib, 1978
BIDDER BID
Sun-Up Csnstructiun, Inc. Basic Bid: $1 143,354 08
12650 Northup Way Alternate Al - Add $18,000.00
Bellevue, Washinqton 98004
Phone: 885-44R3 Alternate #2 - Deduct $22,500.00
EEO, MBE, BB Alternate #3 - Deduct $31,900.00
Alternate #4 - Add $2,500.00
Architect's Estimate:
Basic Bid $976,738.00
Alternate kl - $ ,978.00
Alternate 02 - $15,752.00
Alternate #3 - Deduct $66,420.00
Alternate #4 - No estimate
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR '
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF June 19 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE THURS CLYMER
TN SPECIAL CITY COUNCIL MEETING 6/22 8 : 00 pm DELAURENTI COUNCIL CHAMBERS SR-515 w/State Hiway Dept.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES CANCELLED SEYMOUR-THORPE
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PUBLIC SAFETY Mon 6/26 7 :00 pm TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
June 19, 1978
BU*ILDING PERMITS
5984 60,000 Adole Koestl 428 Renton Ave Const. Res.
5985 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2110 Monterey Const. Res.
5986 no fee John Edwards 100 Burnttt Move Res.
5987 3, 500 Myron Hackman 2151 12th Const, Garage
boo 5988 25,000 Barbee Mill 4101 Lk Wash. Inst. Chip Bin
5989 100,000 Mr. DeGroot 609 Moses Lane Const. 4-plex
5990 3, 500 Valley Gen. Hosp. 400 43rd Remodel Area
5991 10,000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Const. Foundation
5992 65,000 Ed Banasky 1401 26th Const. Res.
5993 2,600 David Latimer 909 Langston Const, Add. to Res.
5994 50,000 Ervin Yoder 1521 Eagle Ridge Const. Duplex
5995 50,000 Ervin Yoder 1527 Eagle Ridge Const. Duplex
5996 600,000 SCS Holdings 609 Williams Const. Apt.
5997 5, 500 Murray Peck 4106 24th Inst, Pool
5998 3,000 Jeanne Cannon 1212 30th Finish Basement
5999 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2118 Monterey Const. Res.
6000 44,000 Parkwood Homes 2114 Monterey Const. Res.
6001 530,000 Albertsons 4621 Sunset Const. Store
6002 4,000 Dan Monohan 2617 Lk Youngs Const. Garage
6003 VOID
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1553 S & Z Const. 1731 Lk Ave Con. Sewer
1554 S & Z Const. 1737 Lk Ave Con. Sewer
1555 Emmett Kindle 2625 Jones Inst. Sewer
1556 Mike Khatibi 905 Sunset Con. Sewer
1557 C. E. Hill 801 Sunset Con. Sewer
1558 Ervin Yoder 1907 Eagle Ridge Con. Sewer
1559 Loveless./Powell 4601 Sunset Con. Sewer
1560 Loveless/Powell 4613 Sunset Con. Sewer
1561 Donna Payne 917 36th Con. Sewer
1562 E. Martinson 2401 27th Con. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7227 1, 125 ,?im Bergman 2132 28th Increase Serv.
7228 180 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Hook-up Home
7229 185 Guy Iozzio 201 Union Hook-up Home
7230 1, 350 Brown/Strand 2406 Union Wire Res.
7231 1, 350 West Valley Const. 3103 17th Wire Res.
7232 1, 350 West Valley Const. 3109 17th Wire Res.
7233 1,800 Dick Redmond 115 Tillicum Wire Shop
7234 800 E. J. Martinson 2401 28th Wire Res.
7235 4,600 Horst Preuss 126 Wells Wire Delicatessan
7236 250 Jeanne Cannon 1.212 30t'r: Inst. Heat
7237 1, 250 Donna Payne 91.7 36th Wire Res.
7238 185 Mr. Sharp 201 Union Hook-up Home
7239 650 Gary Hell 608 Langston Wire Res.
7240 25 Hattie Wergesen 201 Union Wire Shed
7241 1,800 Walter Greiser 2423 Garden Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6143 20,000 Albertsons 4621 Sunset Inst. Fix.
6144 3,780 Renton Center 3184 Sunset Inst. Furnace
6145 6, 380 Renton Center 3200 Sunset Inst. Furnace
6146 700 E. J. Martinson 2401 28th Inst. Fix.
6147 300 Jeanne Cannon 1212 30th Inst. Tub & Basin
6148 1, 100 Donna Payne 917 36th Inst. Fix.
6149 2,600 Walter Fiieser 2423 Garden Inst. Fix.
6150 500 Gary Hell 608 Langston Inst. Fix.
REVOCABLE PERMIT
0036 William McLaughlin 10630 176th Inst. Rockery
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Special Meeting
June 22, 1978 Council Chambers
Thursday, 8:00 P.M. Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Council President, Earl Clymer, Mayor Pro tem, led the Pledge
of Allegiance to the Flag and called the special meeting
of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE AND THOMAS W. TRIMM. Council President Clymer
announced that Councilman George J. Perry was on vacation
and excused.
CITY OFFICIALS LARRY WARREN, Acting City Attorney; DEL MEAD, City Clerk;
IN ATTENDANCE WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been
SR-515, Benson published and posted, Mayor Pro tem, Council President
Highway Reloca- Earl Clymer, opened the Public Hearing to consider whether
tion Renton should support SR-515, the relocation of Benson
Highway.
State Highway Mr. Wes Bogart, District Engineer, State Department of
Department Transportation, was introduced and, advising of his retire-
Presentation ment at the end of this month, in turn introduced Mr. J. B.
Zirkle, his replacement. Mr. Bogart, in his presentation,
recalled the many prior hearings and meetings since 1963
between city officials, citizens and highway department
staff members where the design proposals of the project
had been discussed. He pointed out particular points of ..
concern which had been reviewed and felt to have been re-
solved, berms added and substantial relocation modifications
made to the road to allow greater distances from the
residential properties. He stated the Highway Department
is now ready to proceed with the call for bids and the
contract and is awaiting the City's position.
Correspondence City Clerk Mead read correspondence: For SR-515:
Arlene M. Zanga, Gil Duckworth, Jr. , Pacific Securities
Co. (Wayne E. Guthrie) and George M. Stephens, DDS.
Against SR-515: Gary and Penny Hirata, A. Nuyten,
Janet L. Raihl , Francine and George Griffiths, Joyce
and Robert Strain, Joe and Shirley Redburn and an unsigned
letter from "Concerned Residents" .
Audience Persons present and making inquiries and comments included:
Comments Glenn Garrett, 1006 So. 30th Court, introduced letters
from Highway Director Bulley regarding a supplemental
E. I.S. Mr. John Heckard noted Mate Highway Department
Project Started review of the letters and determination that no new statement
prior to enact- was necessary; Dr. C. L. Divilbiss, 17412 - 103rd S.E. ,
ment of SEPA, requested that the Council not let the project die;
no EIS Required Dennis Stremick, President Victoria Park Homeowners '
Association, 2532 Smithers South, questioned acoustic
protection for only the Victoria Park Area, noting also,
d some residents prefer closure of South 27th; Mike Orendorff,
�. 1523 Talbot Road So. , asked how he and two neighbors could
p enter SR-515 with traffic moving at 25 miles an hour;
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Audience Comments - Continued
Frank J. Cenkovich, 2625 Benson Road South, inquired as
to access and cost; Hugh Carney, 18417 - 140ti7 Ave. S.E. ,
feels the Council should get the route before a catas-
trophic traffic situation develops; Evelyn Whitten,
15841 - 100th Ave. S.E. , inquired as to right of way
width from her driveway and fence; Shirley Redburn,
923 S. 28th Court, was concerned regarding the ditch
by her house, drainage run-off from present ditch not
adequate, State Representative Rod Schrengohst, advising
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berm will intercept some water and culvert pipe will
replace the existing ditch; Henry Queen, 917 So. 28tn,
noted noise prQrlem, much of the traffic on the way to
freeway and proposed alternative widening 6enson ;
Curt Collier, 17009 - 104th $.E. , inquired regarding
water collection east of SR-515 and regarding disposition
of state acquired property if the project is riot approved;
drainage plan displayed and surplus property procedure
outlined by state highway representative; Kay Johnson,
Director, Renton Chamber of Commerce, 3u0 Rainier Ave. No. ,
noted chamber support of the project and urged passage
of Resolution to proceed with the road and later to
urge extension through industrial core area ; Joe Venera,
622 So. 16th, inquired as to the reason for moving the
cul -,Je-sac south preventing safe access of three
people at their driveways and also proposed one way
traffi,.. or; Talbot to alleviate twat problem for them as
well as others who have to go North to go South.
Alan L . Zulley, 749 So. 25th St. , asked about neres-
sity of So. 27th access , two accesses to now be provided
with new development .
MOV::D 13Y TRIMM, SECONDED BY THORPE , TO EXTEND THE MEETING
BEYOND 11 :00 P.M. NORMAL ADJOURNMENT TIME. CARRIED.
Public Works Director- Gonnason noted the elimination
of So. _7th entrance would not be a major change and
could be a cost saving; Shirley E. Eliason, 1901 Talbot
Rd. , ot;jected to :losure o,� 27th which wo:;ld increase
Talbot Road traffic congest on ; Glenn Garrett re,.alled
meetings regarding Soos Creek plans and asked how SR- 515
fits into that overall plan. Mr. Gonna:son explained 1990
hi,Ihwa , ,l emt.rit of the P`,COG includes arterial s tr rough-
out * .,? .-egion without regard' to ownerships going south
from Petrovitsky to Kent-Karigley Road as an existing route
to be improved, and Soos Creek snows the Maple Valley
Highway in the basic network plateau .Stremick noted no
protection for peaking plant and, in view of no EIS and ether
problems discussed, asked the Highway Department to
hold off for answers and concurrence.
MOVE') BY SHANE , SECOND BY SHINPOCH, THE PUBLIC HE.ARING
BE CLOSED. CARRIED.
In ensuing Coun, il disc.us,ion matters of change: from limited
to non-limited access and the peakinc plant were discussed.
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Continued
Questions were left unresolved as concerned relocation of
the Talbot Road cul-de-sac to allow driveway access to three
residences, the opening of Talbot one-way to eliminate
problem for many of having to go north to go south, and
advisability of closure of So. 27th; written specifics
in letter of understanding proposed.
* MOVED BY SHANE , SECOND BY SHINPOCH, COUNCIL GO ON RECORD
SUPPORTING SR-515 AND THAT THE QUESTIONS RAISED BE
REFERRED TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE FOR CONSULTATION
WITH STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ENGINEERS AND THE CITY
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND BY THORPE , TO SUBSTITUTE MOTION
THAT THE MATTER OF SR-515 BE REFERRED TO THE TRANSPORTA-
TION COMMITTEE FOR THE DRAWING OF SPECIAL WRITTEN
CONDITIONS. MOTION FAILED.
* ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY SHANE , SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11 :20 P.M.
Delores A. Mead, CMC, y Clerk
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
June 26 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
■.. ADMINISTRATION
Installation of improvements on Talbot Road South
45 day extension of 6 year street and arterial program
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign EMS contract
Don Custer to thank Representative Garrett for speaking on health care funding in
city' s behalf at AWC
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign Cedar River Trail Phase III contracts
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Re retention of utility easement of So. 7th St. vacation
CITY ATTORNEY
Review ordinance allowing time extension for Renton Hill rezone decision
SR 515 for review and resolution regarding extension
Resolution setting August 7, 1978 for public hearing on vacation of So. 7th St.
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Bid for Cedar River Trail System - Phase III
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Update of mobile home park ordinance #27:1
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Update of mobile home park ordinance X2787
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
`.. Recommendation of regulating vehicle towing services
Contractual agreement for services with Fire District 440
PUBLIC WORKS DEPT.
Validation of petition and recommendation as to appraisal for So. 1th St. vacation
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Talbot Road project
So. 7th St. vacation for resolution setting date of August 7, 1978 for public hearing
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Proposed rezone, Fay C. Hill , for ordinance
Resolution for Renton Hill extension of 60 days
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Regular Meeting
June 26 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Council President Earl Clymer, Mayor Pro tem, led the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag and called the meeting of the Renton City
Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE J . PERRY, RICHARD M.
COUNCIL STREDICKE, BARBARA Y . SHINPOCH, CHARLES F. SHANE, and THOMAS W.
TRIMM. MOVED BY SHANE, SFCONDED BY PERRY, TO EXCUSE ABSENT
COUNCILWOMAN SEYMOUR-THORPE. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS D.W. CUSTER, Mayor' s Administrative Assistant; GWEN MARSHALL,
IN ATTENDANCF Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; JOHN BUFF, Police Dept.
Rep.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
JUNE 19, 1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Drain3ce on Ernest 3. Lobe, 2709 Talbot Road S. , questioned content of
Talbot Road South newspaper article. Inquired as to city action to alleviate
Talbot Road drainage problem, discussed last week. Dick
Houghton, Utility supervisor, reported inspection of the
drainage pipe and advised of twc possible modes of correction .
1) Bypass ditch parallel with existing pipe or 2) require
developer to install curb, gutter, and storm drains, which
had been waived on short plat by a covenant to put in L. I .D.
when requested by the city, problem would have been alleviated
had the improvements been installed by the developer. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE THE ADMINISTRATION MOVE IN LEGAL ACTION
TO HAVE INSTALI_aI OF THE Ih1PROVFMENTS AS ORIGINALLY SET Fi)RTH
IN HEARING EXAMINER FINDINGS . CARRIED.
OLu BUSINESS
Renton ;, � 11 Councilman Perry recalled the Renton Hill rezone matter presently
Rezone Decision before the hearing examiner and inquired regarding hearing examiner' s
by nearing request for additional time to complete his findings and render a
ixaminer final decision. After some discussion concerning proper and legal
action to be taken by the council , it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
SHINPOCH, THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY REVIEW THE ORDINANCF AND IF HE IS
OF THE OPINION NO TI?1� EXTENSION MAY BE GRANTED BY COUNCIL, HE
ADVISES THE HEARING 'EXAMINER HE HAS 14 DAYS AFTER HE CLOSES THE
HEARING TO MAKE HIS DECISION. MOTION CARRIED. Council,:ian
Stredicke inquired for the record if all parties involved had
agreed to waive the 14 days requirement - Puget Western apparently
riot represented. !See later discussion of that matter under
correspondence. )
Meeting of the Councilman Perry advised the Health Care Resolution had been
Association of presented at Association of Washington Cities meeting in Yakima.
Washington Cities- As no one was there to represent the City of Renton, Representative
Health Care Avery Garrett spoke for the city. Communication from Rep. Garrett
Resolution states he is ready to present Resolution at the next session of the
Legislature, Senator Shinpoch is ready to go before the house in
regards to the health care funding. Councilwoman Shinpoch suggested
a letter be written to thank Rep. Garrett for speaking on our
behalf and thanked Councilman Perry for his assistance, as it
could save a great deal of woney. The Chair requested a letter
to be written by Don Custer. AWC policy statement was distributed.
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Old Business - Cont.
Award of Contract Community Services report recommended award of EDA/LPW Project
Cedar River Trail contract Cedar River Trail System - Phase III to Sun-Up Construc-
System-Phase III tion Co. in the sum of $1 ,001 ,045 the bid of $1 ,125,854 minus
negotiated reductions as recommended by consultants, Jongejan/
�... Gerrard/Associates and the Planning Department, the Mayor and City
Clerk authorized to sign the contract documents. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Repair of Grady Councilman Stredicke inquired in regards to Grady Way Bridge
Way Bridge repair. Administrative Assistant Custer advising of closure for
work tomorrow by the railroad co. on the bridge bents and sills,
further damage suffered due to increased use from closure of
Monster Road on through to Sunset Blvd. West. $10,000 cost
estimate was noted to include road construction over the bridge,
the bridge posing problem for the city in that it is in need of
additional repairs.
Pentor; Airport Councilwoman Shinpoch, chairman of the Aviation Committee, submitted
report recommending that the City join with the Chamber of Commerce
in seeking to have the Renton Airport included in the Port of
Pu.get Sound for Customs Service. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE,
TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
SR 515 Proposed motion by Shane, Second Stredicke, to extend SR 515
Extension, from Grady Way to the North Renton Interchange (FAI 405) was
Grady Way to discussed with amendment by Shinooch to refer subject to Trans-
North Renton portation Committee. City Attorney Warren advised such action
Interchange may not be taken without informing the public. Further remarks
were made as to the extension having been included in the 6 year
arterial plan at one time, and sutsequently dropped, and the need
SR 515 Approval for submittal of a resolution to the state in the meantime for SR 515.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO REFER THE MATTER TO LEGAL
OFFICE FOR REVIEW AND PROPER RESOLUTION . CARRIED. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND BY SHANE, TO SET JULY ?4, 1978 AS PUBLIC HEARING DATE FOR
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF SR 515, COMMENCING AT GRADY WAY AND ENDING
FAI 405, NORTH RENTON INTERCHANGE AREA. CARRIED. MOVED BY PERRY,
6 Year Street SECOND SHANE, THAT THE ADMINISTRATION REQUEST THE STATE HIGHWAY
and Arterial 7PAR'MENT TO GRANT 45 DAY TIME EXTENSiJN FOR SUBMITTAL OF THE
Progra , CITY'S 6 YEAR STREET CONSTRUCTION AND ARTERIAL PROGRAM. CARRIED.
*MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH THAT TALBOT ROAD PROJECT BE REFERRED
TO TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. Shane in discussion objected to
closure of Talbot Road rc�li_ng expansive development of condominiums ,
etr. in the area urging :hat i * fe designated an arterial like
Edmonds and that it be included in the state highway department
plans, also suggesting high priority item in the 6 year street. plan.
*CARRIED.
Council Meeting MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, TO CANCEL MO''5AY, JULY 3rd, :973
of Jui,y 3, 1978 COUNCIL MEETING. CARRIED.
cancelled
King County EMS Councilman Tri,-nm, Chairman of the Public Safety Committee, submitted
Contract for CPR report recommending approval of King County EMS contract to provide
Training to School CPR training for Renton Middle and High School students , and that the
Students Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the contract documents .
MOVED BY TRIMM, SECON"D SHANE, TO CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
First Reading Councilman Stredicke, Chairman, Ways and Means Committee submitted
Rezone Fay C. Hill report recommending first reading of Fay C. Hill property rezone,
Property R- 169-78 Tobin St. South, between Lake Ave. South and Logan Ave. South ,
R-1 to R-2. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER, AFTER
FIRST READING, BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK.
CARRIED.
First Reading Proposed towing ordinance was read. *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Regulating PERRY, THE ORDINANCE BE REFERRED TO PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR
Vehicle Wrecker RECOMMENDATION. Councilman Perry suggested that owing service
and Towing Services be open for 24 hours , and that checks or credit cards be accepted
for payment in late hours . *CARRIED.
Ordinance :#3231 The Committee recommended reading of an ordinance authorizing the
LID 284 issuance and sale of interest-bearing revenue warrants to be drawn
Interim on the "Local Improvement Fund, District No. 284" to provide funds
Financing, for the interim financing of construction of certain improvements
Sanitary Sewers, to be acquired in Local Improvement District No. 284, Jones Ave.
Jones Ave. NE Sewer Project. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO SUSPEND THE
RULES AND ADVANCE THE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READING. CARRIED.
After final reading it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM TO ADOPT
THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL VOTE, ALL AYES. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2192 Resolution read and adopted for SW Grady Way Bridge Replacement
SW Grady Way Bridge (a joint project with the City of Tukwila) . MOVED BY STREDICKE,
Replacement SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2193 Resolution read and adopted for SW 43rd (S. 180th) Street, East
SW 43rd-East Valley Valley Road (a joint project with the City of Kent, Washington) for
Road to West Valley street widening and bridge construction improvements. MOVED BY
Woad STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2194 Resolution was read fixing date of July 24, 1978 for public hearing
Vacation of Alley on the proposed vacation of alley between Burnett Ave. S. and
McLendon Hardware Williams Avenue South at South Second. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
STREDICKE TO ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2195 Resolution was read wherein the City Council re-affirms its support
SR 515 and assistance for the construction of SR 515 as a major arterial
road through the City of Renton. STREDICKE MOVED TO ACCEPT AS
PRESENTED, SECOND SHINPOCH. CARRIED.
Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee Chairman reported Committee recommen-
dation for council approval of vouchers nos. 18648 thru no. 18824
(machine voids no. 18643 - no. 18647) in the total amount of
$429,083. 32 as previously approved by department certification
as to receipt of goods or services . MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECO14D
TRIMM TO CONCUR IN VOUCHER APPROVAL RECOMMENDATIONS . CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting
motion follows agenda items) .
Street Vacation Petition for Street Vacation of So. 7th St. West of Talbot Road r
So. 7th St. and West of South Grady Way filed by Puget Sound Power and Light Co.
Refer to Public Works Dept. for validation of petition and recommen-
dation as to appraisal ; to the Board of Public Works for recommenda-
tion re retention of utility easements ; to the Transportation
Committee, to the C�Attorney for resolution setting date of
August 7, 1978 for public hearing.
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Consent Agenda - Cont.
Withdrawal of Prior request withdrawn by Ray Brown for Brown/Strand Homes
Request of Late- for latecomers agreement, due to abutting property owners
comers Agreement reaching an agreement to connect to the sewer main.
SW 43rd St. Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported completion
Improvements of SW 43rd St. , 3 Lane Improvement by Scarsella Bros . , Inc. on
Final Payment March 22, 1978, and accepted by the Public Works Department on
March 31, 1978. Recommended Council accept completion of
the project as of June 26, 1978, (The three month difference in
Public Works Department acceptance and recommendation of
Council acceptance is due to arbitration over one pay item) and
final payment of $1 ,728.49. The letter recommended commence lien
period, the retained amount of $57,464. 73 be paid contractor if
after 30 days, no liens or claims are filed against the project
and proof of payment of tax liabilities is received. Concur.
Cancellation of Fire District #40 cancelled existing AG 842-65 Mutual Fire
Contract-Fire Fighting Assistance Agreement, no mutual benefit determined,
District #40 support services to the City of Renton offered on a contractual
basis . Refer to Public Safety Committee.
Bid Opening June 16, 1978 bid opening, one bid received; Cedar River Trail
System - Phase III . Refer to Community Services Committee.
Approval of MOVED BY STREDICKE , SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
Consent Agenda AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Renton Hill Councilman Clymer, resident of Renton Hill , handed the gavel
Moratorium to Councilman Perry and left council chambers returning following
Renton Hill discussion. Councilman Perry presi,'inq during that
item.
Letter from Attorney Robert E. McBeth was read requesting addi-
tional sixty days from July 4, 1978 to allow time for hearing
examiner to render his final report and recommendations and
to further allow time for the process of appeal , Council
consideration, and final determination of this matter. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND TRIMM TO CONCUR IN MORATORIUM EXTENSION
OF 60 DAYS FROM JULY 4, 1978, WITH REFERRAL TO THE WAYS AND
MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER RESOLUTION. CARRIED.
Resolution #2196 Resolution was presented by the Ways and Means Committee and read
Extending Renton by the City Clerk wherein it was determined by the City Council
Hill Moratorium and the Planning Commission that serious problems may result in
Sixty Days From said area if unlimited construction were permitted for any
July 4, 1978 multiple dwelling, commercial or industrial purposes, due to
insufficient and inadequate street access, circuitous traffic
pattern, means of ingress and egress, and such existing problems
may seriously affect the public health, safety and well being of
the community, and in particular the residents within the Renton
Hill area and in furtherance of public safety and general welfare
a continuation of the moratorium was declared for the construction,
improvement and alteration of any multiple apartment buildings,
•— commercial and industrial facilities of every type and nature,
for a period of sixty (60) days. . Relating to all properties
affected by a change in the Comprehensive Plan and subject thereby
to a potential rezone contained within the confines of that area
generally known as Renton Hill . The aforespecified moratorium
shall not apply to existing apartments, single family or duplex
dwellings or the renovation, repair or maintenance of same.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, TO ADOPT AS READ. CARRIED.
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Recess MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO RECESS: CARRIED. Reconvened
at 9:50 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present as previously
listed.
Mobile Home Park Letter from Francis A. Holman, chairman, Board of Adjustment
Ordinance #2787 requesting update of mobile home park ordinance #2787 to coincide
Revision Request with Chapter 248-76 of the Washington Administrative Code.
Proposed motion by Perry, second Shane to refer to ways and means
committee. After discussion concerning land use as opposed
to structures and Bitney request it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH SUBSTITUTE MOTION TO REFER TO PLANNING DEPARTMENT
AND PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Association of Perry suggested review of tiie AWC policy statement re the next
Washington Cities session of the State Legislature including replacement of revenue
lost on food tax elimination, urging recommendations to AWC.
City Shop Shane noted Finance Director letter to State Auditor regarding
Relocation city shop relocation expenditures directed upon his request,
verifying one fund may not benefit from another. Proposed
motion by Shane that prevailing wages be paid by all lessee and
renters of city property - failed for lack of second, Attorney
Warren noting this is not within city jurisdiction.
Tax on Long Motion proposed by Shane, 2% tax be put on all wagering at Long
Acres Acres. Died for lack of second.
Executive MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Session TO DISCUSS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE COMING YEAR. ...
Recessed into executive session 10:00 P.M. Following the executive
session roll call was taken - all members present as previously
listed.
Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 10: 15 P.M.
Delores A. Mead, CMC, Ci y Clerk
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EXP111 33 CITY F RENTON
DATE 6/i:b/78 'gARRANT UISTRIBuTIOP
FUN;: TOTAL WARRANTS
MACH!NE Vi I L)c N0.#18643 - #13647
C WRRENT $122/ 975) F47
PARKS $101329147
ARTERIAL STREETS $113175
iTREETS $331415!67
LIBRARY $31526014
COMP EMP TR ACT 01/ 288117
ANTImiECESSIJ'v *1126300
$THEFT FOghAR) THRUST •141047169
MAIN TIRE STA , C-JNST . $Io8142707
PATERNOQ45 .Tl. ITV 98218161513
4IRPORT W805
1975 4 6 5 C:jNSTk'.iCT . ON $310350197
EU01PME NT PENJ'A!„ $31447106
FIREMAF. ' S PEhiSI^.ti $15P22203
TOTAL CF MLL WARRANTS O429/ Q83#32
r:E) T`'E LNDERSIGNEU "EMBtKS OF T+,iv. WAYS ANU rE045 COMMITTEE OF 7 E:
1bm
PENTON CITY CCl NCIi j, HAVING REt-LIVEU JE.PARTMLINTAL CERT 1FICATICN TMAT
MERCHANCISE AND/CK SERVICES WAVE 6LEN RECEIVED OR RENOERE01 00 HEREBY
APPROVE FCR PAYMENT VOUC`+ERS Nu. ld644 TNR^uUGH NC, 19824 IN TWE 6MOQNT
OF 64290 ;,83. 32 Th 6T.+ CA OF J;JNE 1978L.-
COMMITTEE L"Ai4 ti • r • w s r yEMBE;, `"•( �.• �. • • w� r • ■
L. I .D.#297
REVENUE WARRANT `o.#P-5 $ 315.00 MEMBER '«�: . :'�``:
CASH WARRANT 140,.#0-6 S 315.00
REVENUE WARRANT N').#R-18 $ 115,094.31
CASH WARRANT No.#C-33 84.00
CASH WA.RRA!;T N0.#C-34 466.40
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-35 107,505.96
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-36 7,037.'!5
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF June 26 , 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
Reg. Meet .
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Cancelled PERRY
Thurs7/6 4: 30 p.m. I 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Planning & Development
7 : 30 p.m. Liaison Committee
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues 6/27 4: 30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE i 3rd floor Conf. Rm. Meet with Mr. Don Norman
re: Shoreline Master
Program Wording Correction
WAYS AND MEANS Cancelled STREDICKE
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PUBLIC SAFETY TRIMM
TRANSPORTATION ( Thurs 6/29 •2: 30 p.m, SHINPOCH 4th floor Conf. Rm.
Ii
I
I
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
LEOFF Wed 7/5 8:00 p.m. SHINPOCH 6th floor Conf. Rm.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
June 26, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6004 1, 500 William Eddy 201 Union Inst.. Carport
6005 750 Kerry Borovec 201 Union Const. Shed
6006 60,000 Mark Atkinson 1566 Vashon Const. Res.
6007 4,000 Walter Weist 3507 Park Const. Garage
6008 3, 000 i:urt Welch 659 Ferndale Const. Add.
6009 70,800 Benarova Co. 1000 43rd Inst. Sprinkler
6010 950 Rachelle Cin.lue 1001 32nd Pour concrete
6011 1,000 Larry Hawkins 1321 30th Const. Garage
6012 1, 200 Gene Meyers 235 Rainier Re-roof Bldg.
6013 1,000 Darr Wyatt 436 Williams Const. Carport
6014 500 Rentor Schools 3000 4tY Inst. Portable
6015 1,800 Lee Price 201 Unior. Inst.. Carport
6016 500 Rirh Powell 4229 I4tn Const. Deck
6017 50,000 Brown/Strard 802 31st Const. Res.
6018 `0, 000 krowr/Stra: ' 16 31st Const.. Res.
6019 ',701 r
6020 x,5,000 Fred Kendrick 3715 Lk Wash. Const:, Res.
6021 3. 801 Rob Goodspeed 201 Uric„ Inst . Carport
CONSTRUCTION PEPMI"S
1. -G3 Terhune Homes 1112 3801 Con. Sewer
1564 L,..,-Ie Pickle 38th & Park Inst. Curb & Gutter
156': Dr. Rurkbile 3'21 'rall)ot Const . Sewer
156A Vern Lockard Const. 308 Largstor: Con. Sewer
1567 Niiman;•o-Tro ar. 620 7:}': Con. Sewer
1 56F? Mi lmanro-Trojan, Q0 "nth Repair Street
ELECTRICAL PERMIT
X24: 4,800 t:elrz Cors+ . 4311 Sunset Wire Office Bldg.
243 50 !'i t of Ret., r•r. 17 1.7 Maple Valley Con. Sign
7244 1,0 Kerry Borover.- 101 Ur:ior, Wire Shed
724`1 1 i0 Lowell SieyfY ! nd V40 ('earon Wire Add.
724Fr 50, 000 The f+oei•:. Co. kento•r Plant Misr. Work
7247 5,000 Thr Boein.; Co. Mentor: Plant Elect. Servi:•e
7245 18" Mr. Trout 7''•1 Ur.ior Con, Mobil I',)me
'724`a 3()0 Vern Pederson' ^r.7 Taii••lrr Inst. Amv
72' 0 5, 500 W 11 ; am Rl.r1:1Ps 419&42(' Wells Wire Tr'-Plexes
72'.1 2, 50t. P. Bartell 700 rowel l Wire Oft+ •.e
"252 2`t4 f+P,.nis Menke) 4�,9 26th Wire Pool
72`1 H00 Aero Dyne 100 Airnort Wire Service
7254
045 Warren Sc:11ev 201 Union Hook-uo Mobil Home
72`,'. 18', Tdeal Homes 201 Unjor Hook-up Mobil Home
725,6 185 Ideal Home; ;'ll iTniCarr "
MFC'HAN'r•AI, PERMII
t•lrl 2,200 Gaillard Gratia^'. 214 BurnF•tt Inst. Fix.
0152 1, 3G0 Wm D'u," 3429 Lir., a;:; Inst, '"ank
6153 10,000 Rob Edwards Rr"rtcn ('enter Ir.st, Fix.
6154 500 Mike PA to S'.i:, 1403 B.ar^,o.tt Inst. Fix.
6155 2.,000 'a,,}• r; ;nr. 2307 7ai.hot Inst. Fix.
Fj156 2,000 'a, k G_Iinn 2313 Talbot. Inst, Fix.
6157 2.000 ac'k Gunn 2319 Tall:ct Inst. Fix.
6158 9,800 Totem Reverace 1 ; 20 ',rail Inst . Air Cont'.
6159 102, 000 To 'eless 'Fowell 4613 S,jnse* Inst, Heat. Units
SIGN PERM11d
648 25 Arnold Hartvigson 3772 4th Inst. Sign;
649 800 Preservat,.ve Paint ��00 3rd Inst. Sign
650 1,000 Sunset Plaza Sunset, 3184 NE Inst. Sign
C I T Y F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF JUNE, 197E
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR;
DATE i FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
6/12/78 CURRENT FUND S 33,254.48
PARKS 8 RECREATION 16, 102.61
ARTERIAL STREETS 60565.85
CITY STREETS 4,400. 11
LIBRARY 5,484. 18
STREET FORWARD THRUST 41 . 14 '
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 793.86
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONSTR. 1380484.34
WATERWORKS UTILITY 580454.46
AIRPORT 6,644.60
1975 W 8 S CONSTRUCTION 50270.00
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONS 378050.73
15 687 ,02
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j dn;'er:, or rvj. of JUQ , ;5. I
6/ ! 2/7o NATER MAINTENANCE PAYROLL FUND To adjust transfer on 5/31 S 421 .25
for warrant No.a19412
6/12/78 CU"AULATIVE RESERVE#2104 PAPKS & RECREATION e'er Resolution No.# 2166 7,607. 1 2
5/15.78 CURRENT FUND $145,839.74
PARKS & RECREATION 20,276.95
CITY STREETS 16,594.25
LIBRARY 8,762.58
COMP.EMPL. TRNG. (CETA) 3,361.46
ANTIRECESSION 6,647.78
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 16,961.39
AIRPORT 980.82
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 3.174.50
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of June $222.599.47
i/21/78 C UMLATIVE RESERVE #1698 CURRENT FUND Per Resolution No. #2172 1,196.4Pm
�,Zxv (."(Ke 1,l
MAYOR FINANCE DIRECTOR
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF JL-,E 1978
TO THE FINANCE CIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
5/26/78 CURRENT FUND $122,975.87
PARKS & RECREATION 10,329.47
ARTERIAL STREETS 113.75
CITY STREETS 33,415.67
LIBRARY 3,526. 14
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 1,288. 17
ANTI-RECESSION 1,263.40
1 -z;R::U FORWARD THRUST 14,047 . 69
XA I': FIRE STATION 108,427. 77
'w'ATFRWORKS UTILITIES 82,816.58
AIRPORT 858.05
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 31, 350.97
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 3,447.06
FIREMAN 'S PENSION 15,222. 73
CLA IMS FUND $429,083. 32
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30/7r 'URRENT FUND $240,Q$7,03
PARKS & RECREATION 38,898.71
CITY STREETS 33,672.04
LIBRARY 15,853. 30
COMP.EMPL. TRNG. (CETA) 8,306.(0
ANT[RECESSION 19, 110.33
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 32,226.F2
A IRPORT 2, 154. 34
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 6,_,90. 15
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of June 397, 399. 32
6AA Y F I NANCE UI RLCTG,, .
3oa
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
July 10, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Inform Dr. Lomas and other parties of city's policy under resolution re latecomers
agreements and annexation.
Mayor advise staff to be of more assistance to people re requests from the city
Mayor contact police department re Renton Festival and Sidewalk Sale
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign automatic response agreements with Kent and
Tukwila Fire Districts 20 and 25.
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign lease agreements with Fancher Flyways Eastside
and Jobmaster
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign contract documents awarding contract of
1978 Asphalt Resurfacing to Lakeside Industries.
City Clerk notify planning dept. for presentation 7/17/78 re rezones
City Clerk provide Mayor copy of minutes requesting five year proposed budget
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Re retention of utility easement of NE 14th St. vacation
CITY ATTORNEY AND *INSURANCE CARRIER
Resolution setting August 21, 1978 for public hearing on vacation of NE 14th St.
*Claim for damages, Gloria Kay Jacobs
MAYOR'S ADVISORY BUILDING COMMITTEE
Bid for Senior Citizens Construction
PLANNING COMMISSION
Review comprehensive plan relating to area north of the Cedar River, to Boeing Plant
and Rainier Ave. , to the freeway.
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Review hearing examiner ordinance
PLANNING DIRECTOR
Layout for proposed rezone R-165-78, R-166-78, R-167-78
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Bid for 1978 Asphalt resurfacing
Validation of petition and recommendation as to appraisal for NE 14th St. vacation
Bid for LID #284, sanitary sewers Jones Ave. NE
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Bid for 1978 Asphalt resurfacing
Ni 14th St. vacation for resolution setting date of August 21, 1978 for public hearing
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Resolution for new public hearing re vacation of NE 3rd St.
Rezones: C.H.G. International
Stanely E. Stone
Marvin D. Wehrman
Arthur D. Swanson
SCS Holdings
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Bid for LID #284 Sanitary Sewers, Jones Ave. NE
1949 Easement and realignment
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
July 10, 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, Council members present - Thomas--U. Trimm
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, GEORGE Y. PERRY. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO EXCUSE THE ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBERS.
CARRIED. Council Members Patricia M. Seymour-Thorpe, and Charles
F. Shane arriving shortly after roll call .
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI ; Mayor, GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
IN ATTENDANCE DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LARRY WARREN, City Attorney; JOHN WEBLEY,
Park Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; DON PERSSON,
Police Department Rep. ; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director;
SHARON GREEN, Personnel ; DICK GEISSLER, Fire Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Stredicke questioned SR 515 statement by Orendorff regarding
25 miles or 45 miles per hour, June 22, 1978 minutes. Following
discussion, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO APPROVE MINUTES OF
JUNE 26, 1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
MOVED BY CLYMER TO PROCEED TO 8a AND 8b - Correspondence and
Current Business. SECOND STREDICKE. CARRIED.
Latecomers Letter from Dr. Richard Lomas was read requesting latecomers
Agreement Scott's agreement for sewer service to Scotts Terrace Addition 17818
Terrace Addition Springbrook Road including agreement to be annexed. Dr. Robert
Bockoven, joint owner, advised he was representing Dr. Richard
Lomas who was ill . Public Works Director Gonnason advised the
area is outside the city therefore, according to city resolution,
no connection can be made unless there is annexation or a sewage
or septic tank problem; therefore, request should be taken
to King County. Dr. Bockoven recalled former problems with annexa-
tion and sewer formation, indicating willingness to pay fees and annex.
requesting waiver of present requirements. Moved by Stredicke,
Second Perry to refer to Planning and Development Committee for
recommendations. Motion lost. Stredicke suggested that possible
annexation of area should be considered, but Councilwoman Thorpe
stated that the area is not interested. "10VED BY "THORPE, SECOND
PERRY THAT THE ADMINISTRATION INFORM DR. LOMAS AND OTHER INTERESTED
PARTIES OF THE CITY'S POLICY UNDER RESOLUTION; MAYOR MEET WITH
STAFF TO ADVISE SO THEY ARE OF MORE ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE WHEN THEY
BRING THIS TYPE OF CORRESPONDENCE TO THE CITY. CARRIED. Discussion
ensued regarding annexation.procedure.
Renton Merchants Letter read from Marge Richter secretary Renton Merchants Assn. re
Association, annual sidewalk sale requesting waiver of parade, license and permit
_. Renton Festival fees, closure of Williams Ave. South and permission to hang street
and Sidewalk banners for Annual Side Walk Sale and Festival , July 17 - July 22nd.
Sale MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO CONCUR, WITH NECESSARY INSURANCE
AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT TO BE FILED WITH CITY. CARRIED. After
discussion MOTION AMENDED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE TO INCLUDE THAT
ALL STREET BANNERS ARE TO BE REMOVED FIVE DAYS AFTER THE CREATIVE
ARTS FAIR. AMENDMENT CARRIED. ORIGINAL MOTION, AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
Police Department will be contacted by the Mayor as to everything
being in order in regards to blocking off the street and banners
being hung and taken down. Mrs. Richter expressed thanks and invited
everyone to attend the festival .
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Proclamation by Mayor's proclamation was read declaring July 12 through 23, 1978
Mayor as Renton Arts and Crafts Days. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE
TO CONCUR WITH PROCLAMATION. CARRIED.
Mayor's Trip to Noted by Mayor and Councilman Perry,for the record, that the Mayor's
Sister City in trip to Japan and all gifts presented were not paid for with city
Japan funds. The Mayor enjoyed his trip, all gifts were well received,
and especially impressive were pedestrian overpasses, to be suggested
to our highway department; pictures displayed. Councilwoman Thorpe
suggested that sister city gifts be displayed in a conspicuous place
during the creative arts festival , so that the public may more readily
view them.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
SR515 - So. Dennis Stremick, President,Victoria Park Homeowners' Association,
27th Street recalled SR 515 hearing wherein a poll to, be taken of residents for
closure of So 27th St. and reported 94% favored closure of that
access. Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch, acknowledged
receipt of copy of letter - the subject under discussion with State
Highway Department.
World Government Dick Kaynor, Harry Pavelka, 972 Industry Drive, Tukwila, WA,on
for the Age of behalf of the World Government for the Age of Enlightenment, noted
Enlightenment engagement in a campaign nationwide to try to create a model of an
ideal society. In discussion by council members it was determined
that they would be allowed five minutes presentation, but due to
nature of the subject matter they were requested to otherwise contact
council members individually.
OLD BUSINESS
Comprehensive MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, THAT THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ---
Plan Review RELATING TO THE AREA NORTH OF THE CEDAR RIVER, TO BOEING PLANT
AND RAINIER AVE. TO THE FREEWAY BE REVIEWED BY THE PLANNING
COMMISSION IN VIEW OF THE EXTENSIVE CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE
BLOCK GRANT PROGRAMS AND CORE AREA RENOVATION. CARRIED.
Councilman Shane suggested that no changes be made as property
owners can not determine the value of their property, make plans,
etc. if the council keeps changing the comprehensive plan.
Renton Hill Councilman Perry submitted letter for reading from City Attorney
Rezone - Warren to Hearing Examiner Beeler, that in in his opinion, if in
Extension of fact it is impossible for the Hearing Examiner to render an opinion
Time on the Renton Hill Rezone within the required time and if there is
no unreasonable or prejudicial delay then the additional time is
permissable being consistent with state law. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
THORPE, TO CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION BY CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
Following discussion it was MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE THAT THE
HEARING EXAMINER ORDINANCE BE REFERRED TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEW AS CONCERNS TIME EXTENSION FUR
EXAMINER'S WRITTEN RECOMMENDATION TO APPELLANT AND COUNCIL, UNDER
EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES; AND FOR SETTING TIME LIMITS FOR COMPLIANCE
TO ITEMS REQUIRING PERFORMANCE BONDS. CARRIED.
Automatic Response Public Safety Committee recommended that the Mayor and City Clerk
with Kent and be authorized to sign the Automatic Response Agreements with Kent
Tukwila Fire and Tukwila Fire Districts 20 & 25. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHINPOCH
District 20 & 25 TO CONCUR WITH COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee Chairman reported Committee recommenda-
Approval tion for council approval of vouchers nos. 18830 thru no. 18975
(machine voids no. 18825 - no. 18829) in the total amount of
$282,518.04 as previously approved by department certification
as to receipt of goods or services. Also includes LID 302 Warrants:
Revenue #R-19 $318.75, Cash C-37 $300.00, Cash C-38 $18.75. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO CONCUR IN VOUCHER APPROVAL RECOMMENDATIONS.
CARRIED.
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Appointment of The Ways and Means Committee recommended concurrence in Mayor's
Hearing Examiner June 12th appointment of John Hendrickson, Hearing Examiner for
Pro tem the City of Bellevue, as Hearing Examiner Pro tem for the City
of Renton. The Committee also concurs in the recommendation to
authorize payment as stated. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER TO
CONCUR WITH COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Vacation of Ways and Means Committee recommends that a new public hearing
NLS 3rd St. be held on the reconsideration of the vacation of NW 3rd Street
and the matter be referred back to Ways and Means Committee for
the proper resolution. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED.
Human Rights Ways and Means Committee recommends that no action is required
Ordinance regarding the referral of the Human Rights Ordinance for review.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Lease Agreement Aviation Committee recommended that the Mayor and City Clerkbe
Fancher Flyways authorized to sign lease agreements with Fancher Flyways Eastside
Eastside and and Jobmaster at 8,� per square foot. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
Jobmaster THORPE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Award of Contract Transportation Committee report recommended award of contract, 1978
1978 Ashphalt Asphalt Resurfacing, to Lakeside Industries in the amount of
Resurfacing $35,210. 15. Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign the contract
documents. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE TO CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3232 Second and final reading of ordinance changing the zoning classifi-
N-- Fay C. Hill cation of certain properties within the City of Renton from residence
Rezone district R-1 to residence district R-2. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
SHINPOCH TO ADOPT AS READ. CARRIED. ROLL CALL VOTE ALL AYES.
First Reading Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of the SCS Holdings,
SCS Holdings Ltd. Rezone, R-177-78, R-1 to R-3. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY
Limited Rezone TO REFER BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Councilwoman
Thorpe asked that information be researched if any building permits
have been issued or any variances been filed in this area.
Resolution #2197 Resolution read for city's 1979-1984 Six Year Street Construction
6 Year Street and Arterial Program. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO ADOPT
Construction and THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe voted against
Arterial Program adoption of this resolution.
Resolution #2198 Resolution was read fixing date of August 7, 1978 for public hearing
So. 7th St. on the proposed vacation of a portion of South 7th Street, petitioned
Vacation-Public by Puget Sound Power and Light Co. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER
Hearing 8/7/78 TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED. Stredicke requested that
ownership of property be checked prior to public hearing.
Recess MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO RECESS, 9:20 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 9:30 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present as
previously listed.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO REMOVE FOR DISCUSSION ITEM 7a(2) FROM
THE CONSENT AGENDA. (Senior Citizens Center Construction bid opening)
CARRIED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO REMOVE FOR DISCUSSION ITEM 7c
FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA. (Relinquish 1949 Easement and accept
realignment easement, Rainier Village sewer line) CARRIED.
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Bid Openings:
1978 Asphalt June 23, 1978 bid opening, four bids received; 1978 Asphalt
Resurfacing Resurfacing. Refer to Transportation Committee and Public Works
Department.
LID #284 July 5, 1978 bid opening, two bids received; LID #284, Sanitary
Sanitary Sewers Sewers, Jones Ave. NE. Refer to Public Works Department and
Utilities Committee.
Rezones:
CHG International C.H.G International request for rezone, R-129-78, GS-1 to R-3;
R-1 to R-3; S-1 to B-1. Hardie SE between Sunset Blvd. W. and
BN R/W. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Stanley E. Stone Stanley E. Stone request for rezone, R-165-78, G to R-3. NE 4th St.
between Greenwood Cemetery and Union Ave. NE. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee.
Marvin D. Wehrman Marvin D. Wehrman request for rezone, R-166-78, G to B-1, NE 4th St.
between Greenwood Cemetery and Union Ave. NE. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee.
Arthur D. Swanson Arthur D. Swanson request for rezone, R-167-78, G to B-1, NE 4th St.
between Greenwood Cemetery and Union Ave. NE. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee.
SCS Holdings SCS Holdings, Ltd. request for rezone, R-177-78, R-1 to R-3,
property at 417 Wells Ave. South. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee.
Planning Dept. Councilman Stredicke requested information be presented next
Presentation Monday by the Planning Department re requests for rezones
Requested by Stone, Wehrman, and Swanson. Mayor advised City Clerk to -
notify Planning Department.
Street Vacation Petition for street vacation portion of NE 14th Street, West of
NE 14th Street Edmonds Ave. NE filed by Michael M. Hanis. Refer to Public Works
Dept. for validation of petition and recommendation as to appraisal ;
to the Board of Public Works for recommendation re retention of
utility easements; to the Transportation Committee, to the City
Attorney for resolution setting date of August 21, 1978 for public
hearing.
Claim for Claim for damages was filed by Gloria Kay Jacobs, alleging damage
Damages by breakage of water main. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Carrier.
Appointment of Letter from Earl Clymer, as Acting Mayor, recommended appointment of
Police Officer Dennis Eugene Gerber as a police office in the Renton Police Department
effective July 16, 1978.
Senior Citizens June 30, 1978 bid opening, two bids received; Senior Citizens Center
Bid Opening Construction. Refer to Mayort Advisory Building Committee.
1949 Easement Public Works Director request for relinquishment on 1949 sanitary
Release and sewer easement and new realignment for Invest-West/Rainier Village.
New Realignment *MOTION BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE.
After discussion as to the location and problem requiring the new
easement and release. Moved by Stredicke, second Shinpoch to refer
to the Administration to report back next week. Roll call vote:
4 no's, 3 aye' s. Motion lost. *Original motion CARRIED referring
to Utilities Committee.
Approval of MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
�pnsent Agenda AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
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NEW BUSINESS
Prevailing Wage Motion by Shane that prevailing wage rate be paid of city leased
Rate properties, died for lack of second. City Attorney Warren stated
that contracts not directily with the city are our of our juris-
diction.
_. 5 Year Propose Councilwoman Thorpe called attention to various capital improvement
Budget ; ^ needs and inquired regarding council request for five year capital
LJ improvement program of purpose of long range budget planning.
LA City Clerk to research minutes for motion made by the council and
provide Mayor with copy of that motion.
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Proposed Police o Councilman Perry questioned newspaper article that Police Department
Service in ii,., was negotiating with the County for police protection. Mayor
Skyway Delaurenti stated that no negotiating took place, just a rough
t; estimate of costs to provide service in the Skyway area. We would
2. have jurisdiction, provide manpower and the county would pay.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Prevailing Wage Jerry Marsh, 272 Lake Desire Dr. North, member of the Carpenters '
Rate Union, expressed concern re new airport restaurant noting proper
control from the city shoudl be followed through regarding wages
and construction, as the building will revert back to the city
in 40 years. Councilwoman Shinpoch invited all those interested
to attend the airport committee meeting on July 18th.
North Renton Stanley Thompson, 1206 N. 2nd St. , stated that North Renton should
be declared a blighted area and that further industrial construction
should not be allowed. Councilwoman Thorpe recalled earlier referral
to Planning Commission to take a look at the area and consider
"New possible changes. Discussion followed regarding upgrading of
housing and loans for low income property owners under neighborhood
stradegy program.
Executive MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Session TO DISCUSS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE COMING YEAR.
Recessed into executive session at 10:25 P.M. Following the
executive session roll call was taken - all members present as
previously listed.
Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 11:00 P.M.
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EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 7/10/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: N0.# 18825 - 18829
CURRENT $146t969163
PARKS $1Ot875189
ARTERIAL STREETS 653i4Q
STREETS
•11733172
LIBRARY $11842112
MAIN FIRE STA . CONST. $669152
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST $101254t22
WATEROORKS UTILITY $291275114
AIRPORT $51442126
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST $161599128
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $58/ $02186
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $282151810*
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED P!EMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY CCUNCILt HAVING RELEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES riAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMEwT VOUCHERS NU, 18830 TMRCJGH N0. 18975 IN THE AMOUNT ...
OF $282. 518. 04 THIS 1 ' AY OF JULY 1978.
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REVENUE WARRANT N0.#R-19 5318.75
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-37 300.00
CASH WARRANT N0.#C-38 18.75
July 10, 1978
BID TABULATION SHEET
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E3IDDER 510
Associated Sand & Gravel Co. , Inc. Schedule A: $29,753.75
PO Box 88870 Schedule B: $ 5,527.20
Tukwila WA 98188 BB, AA, EEO Total : $35,280.95
Hi-Line Asphalt Paving Co. Schedule A: $32,256.25
PO Box 68279 Schedule B: $ 5,558.00
Seattle, WA 98188 BB, AA, EEO Total : $37,814.25
Lakeridge Asphalt Paving Inc. Schedule A: $31,638.75
PO Box 5430 Schedule B: $ 5,451.60
Kent, WA 98031 BB, AA, EEO Total : $37,090.35
Lakeside Industries Schedule A: $30,273.75
PO Box 1379 Schedule B: $ 4,936.40
Bellevue, WA 98009 BB, AA, EEO Total : $35,210. 15
Engineer' s Estimate Schedule A: $32,500.00
Schedule B: $ 5,600.00
Total : $38,100.00
Iul10, 1978 1 July 10, 1978
BID TABULATION SHEET 8ID TABULATION SHEET
PROJ ECT : PROJECT: L_T-n_ #2AQ, Sanitary Sewers. .Tnncac Ave NF 24,835
Senior Citizens Center Construction DATE: -7— -7,q ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE 149.s75 69.690
DAT June 30, 1978
BIDDER'S NAME & ADDRESS BB AA BID, TAX & TOTAL
E31�DER BICC
Dyad Construction Inc. Schedule "B" $60, 230.00
Calhoun Construction Co. , Inc. Base Bid: $1,095,084.00 1924 Woodinville Schedule "A" $151,000.00
Woodinville, Wa. 98072 X X Alt 42
718 South Central Avenue -Altprnate #1 - 745.00
Schedule "A" Base Bid
Kent, WA 98031 N2 -4,500.00 and #1 Plus Tax $273,206.80
AA,BB, MBE, EEO -9 500.00
-4,704.00
M5 - 500.00
-3,800.00 Lundberg Construction Co. Schedule "B" $ 43, 947.40
+3,000.00 3420 13th Ave. SW Schedule "A" $
Seattle, Wa. 98134 X X Alt #2 50,618.00
-4,900.00
Schedule "A" Base Bid
-2,400.00 and #1 plus Tax $150, 580.03
Addenda N 1, 2, 3 -6,000.00
Tullus Gordon Construction Co. , Inc. Base Bid: $1,145,950.00
5803 Phinney Avenue North (PO BOX 70151) Alternate #1 $- uio.ao
Seattle, WA 98101
AA, BB, MBE, EEO
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT (: ITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 7110/78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 7/13 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers 1979 Budget & Water Rate
Study Consultant
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Cancelled I PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 7/11 4:30 P.M. SEYMOUR -THORPE 3rd Flr. Conf. Rm.
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 7/17 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Flr. Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY TRIMM
TRANSPORTATION Cancelled SH I NPOCH
Airport Tues. 7/11 12:00 Noon 4th Flr. Conf. Rm.
UTILITIES Thurs. 7/13 7:00 P.M. SHANE 4th Flr. Conf. Rm.
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
SENIOR CITIZENS` CENTER Thurs. 7/13 4:30 P.M. CLYMER 3rd Flr. Conf. Rm. Review bids
CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY COMMITTEE
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
BUILDING PERMITS
July 10, 1978
6022 177,000 Benaroya Co. 800 43rd Inst. Sprinkler
6023 177,000 Benaroya Co. 600 43rd Inst. Sprinkler
6024 106,200 Benaroya Co. 100 43rd Inst. Sprinkler
6025 75,000 E. Massey 3722 12th Const. Res.
6026 5,000 Lyle Nelson 201 Union Inst. Shop
6027 5,000 Eugene Casper 1202 29th Inst. Foundation
6028 4,000 Don Kempf 4209 2nd Const. Garage
6029 3,400 Don Lorenz 201 Union Inst. Carport
6030 3,275 Bill Soper 201 Union Inst. Carport & Shed
6031 no fee Howard Cooper 4000 W. Valley Annual License
6032 2,500 Lewis Boutwell 1203 33rd Const. Garage
6033 350,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Upgrade Parking Lot
6034 no fee Tripp-Harper 234 16th Cubic Yard Fill
6035 no fee CMS & P&P Railroad Monster Road Renew License
6036 500 Frank Tissell 466 Seneca Finish Basement
6037 65,000 Paul McCarthy 1117 33rd Const. Res.
6038 15,000 John Littleman 3805 Lk. Wash. Const. Add. To Ree.
6039 43,800 Pac. NW Bell 300 7th Interior Alternations
6040 500 Walter Dalrymple 4217 10th Roof-over Patio
6041 2,000 Holmes Elec. 1415 Seneca Black-top Fence - Lot
6042 2,925.10 Jim Thorne 201 Union Inst. Awnings
6043 2,372.65 Tim Denny 201 Union Inst. Awnings
6044 700 S.D. Moline 2413 6th Const. Bay Window
6045 800 Irma Adrdt 524 Williams Reroof Res.
6046 4,306 Margret Nelson 201 Union Inst. Awnings
6047 80,000 Chas. Driscell 3406 4th Const. Auto Repair
6048 13,550 Alec Bakamus 2809 Sunset Reroof Bowling Alley
6049 4,700 Harry Grandstrom 1708 Kennewick Const. Garage
6050 300,000 Robert Edwards Renton Shop. Ctr Const. Bldg.
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7257 185 Ideal Homes 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7258 185 Ideal Homes 201 Union "
7259 100 Benaroya Co. 800 43rd Inst. Temp Serv.
7260 1,500 Ron Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Wire Res.
7261 650 Mike potoshnik 3403 Burnett Wire Add.
7262 75,000 Benaroya Co. 600 43rd Wire Warehouse
7263 75,000 Benaroya Co. 800 43rd Wire Warehouse
7264 80,000 Benaroya Co. 1000 43rd wire Warehouse
7265 150 Frank Tissell 466 Seneca Wire Basement
7266 17,200 City of Renton Logan & Cedar Park Lighting
7267 50 W. Valley Const. 3109 17th Inst. Temp. Serv.
7268 50 W. Valley Const. 1706 Lk, Youngs Inst. Temp. Serv.
7269 50 National Const. 515 Burnett Inst. Temp. Serv.
7270 50 National Const. 73 Burnett Inst. Temp. Serv.
7271 50 S.C.S. Holdings 415 Wells Inst. Temp. Serv. �...+
7272 50 Guinn Const. 2307 Talbot C. Inst. Temp. Serv.
7273 50 Dalpay & Assoc. 2421 Monterey Inst. Temp. Serv.
7274 50 Guinn Const. 2313 Talbot Inst. Temp. Serv.
7275 50 Sun-up Const. 6th & Riverside Inst. Temp. Serv.
7276 50 Chas. Henderson 1508 Ferndale Inst. Temp. Serv.
7277 50 Annco Const. 907 Aberdeen Inst. Temp. Serv.
7278 200 Paul Hardy 632 Edmonds Inst. AMP Serv.
7279 25 Tim Denney 201 Union Wire Shed
7280 500 Fournier News 336 Burnett Wire Units
7281 550 Murray Peck 4106 24th wire Pool
7282 15,000 Van Dahl 3700 W. Valley Con. Machinery
7283 1,600 Gaillard Graham 214 Burnett Wire Duplex
[MECHANICAL PERMITS
6160 1,726 Parkwood Homes 2111 Monterey Inst. Fix.
6161 1,725 Parkwood Homes 2217 Monterey Inst. Fix.
6162 1,714 Parkwood Homes 2117 Monterey Inst. Fix.
6163 2,500 Shenandoah 420 Stevens Inst. Fix.
6164 56,513 Albertsons 4621 Sunset Inst. Refrig. System
6165 2,050 Chas. Gramps 261 Stevens Inst. Fix.
6166 2,000 Ron Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Inst. Fix.
6167 1,692 Lyle Bartlett 3305 10th Inst. Furnace
6168 1,500 Midas Muffler 261 Rainier Inst. Furnace
6169 800 Leon Whitlock 425 Morris Inst. Furnace
6170 2,100 Lloyd Salter 308 Langston Inst. Fix.
6171 2,033 David White 3406 Park Inst. Fix.
6172 1,000 David White 3406 Park Inst. Furnace
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SIGN PERMITS
651 3,000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Inst. Sign
652 600 Hill-Rowe 3700 W. Valley Inst. Signs
653 666 Jack Benaroya 1000 43rd Inst. Signs
654 250 John Bardeson 2615 Sunset Inst. Signs
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1569 Brown/Strand 716 31st Con. Sewer
1570 R. Fairbairn 270 Seneca Con. Sewer
1571 Schneider Homes 1101 29th Tie Driveway
1572 W. Valley Const. 3109 17th Con. Sewer
1573 W. Valley Const. 1706 Lk. Youngs Con. Sewer
1574 W. Valley Const. 3103 17th Con. Sewer
1575 W. Valley Const. 3115 17th Con. Sewer
1576 David White 3406 Park Con. Sewer
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R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Authorize No-Fee street use permit until January 1, 1979 to Mr. Nielson in re to
-Nelson P1 ./Monster Road street vacation.
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign contract document awarding contract of Senior
Citizens' Center Construction
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign contract document awarding contract of Senior
Citizens' Center Watermain Project.
�. Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign contract document awarding contract of LID #284
Sanitary Sewers, vicinity Jones Ave. NE.
Performance analysis replacing mandatory age retirement - report back prior to December
1978.
CITY ATTORNEY
Questions re sewer assessment charges and notifications re Highgate
Ordinance to reflect annual Social Security increase re reduced utility rates
Name change Washington Natural Gas Company to Washington Energy Company
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Bid for Senior Citizens' Center Watermain Project (Reported out)
PERSONNEL
Performance analysis replacing mandatory age retirement - report back prior to December
1978.
PLANNING COMMISSION
Determination of Comprehensive Land Use designation (re Bitney Rezone R-179-78)
PLANNING DIRECTOR
Presentation of rezones using area maps
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Bid for Senior Citizens' Center Watermain Project (Reported out)
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Bid for Senior Citizens' Center Watermain Project (Reported out)
SENIOR CENTER BUILDING ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Bid for Senior Citizens' Center Watermain Project (Reported out)
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Nelson Pl ./Monster Road street vacation for recommendations
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Latecomers agreement Drs. Lomas/Bockoven (reported out)
Bid for Senior Citizens' Center Watermain Project (Reported out)
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Rezones: CHG International , Stanley E. Stone, Marvin D. Wehrman, Arthur D. Swanson
Resolution re FP-176-78 for Glacier Park Co.-Orillia Industrial Park Division No. 1
Transfer of funds re settlement of discrimination suit
Name change Washington Natural Gas Company to Washington Energy Company
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Regular Meeting
July 17 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, GEORGE Y. PERRY. MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO EXCUSE ABSENT COUNCILWOMAN SEYMOUR-THORPE.
CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LARRY WARREN, City Attorney; D.W. CUSTER,
IN ATTENDANCE Mayor's Administrative Assistant; TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director;
DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director: GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; JOHN WESLEY, Parks Director; JIM BOURASA,
Police Dept. Rep.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle; BARBARA KREMA, Renton Reporter;
ERIC PRYNE, Seattle Times.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO DELETE LAST LINE OF THIRD
PARAGRAPH ON PAGE 5, "We would have jurisdiction, provide manpower
and the county would pay" . CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER TO APPROVE MINUTES OF JULY 10, 1978 AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO APPROVE MINUTES OF JUNE 22, 1978 AS
PREVIOUSLY AMENDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Latecomer Sewer Mr. William D. Johnson, PO Box 201, questioned city latecomer
Line Connections sewer assessment charges when sewer line is constructed by a
in Highgate developer at no city cost. Mr. Johnson also asked whether he
would be required to hook up with sanitary sewer line in Highgate
development in Kennydale. Public Works Director Gonnason outlined
ordinance provisions for connection and policy regarding no notifi-
cation, no payment. Mr. David Hamilton, 1733 No. 20th St. stated
that he did not want to be assessed for separate lot divisions on
his one large lot. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO REFER
QUESTIONS TO CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
Union Ave. Mr. Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE expressed concern regarding
Traffic proposed apartment development and use of Union, already at maximum
traffic volume, noting one denial of mobile home park access to
City Sewer that street. Also recalling Doctor, developer, request of last
Connection week for sewer extensions; urging equal consideration to both large
and small developers. Councilman Perry noted that the Mobile Home
Park Rezone was before the Hearing Examiner and the City Council
would be reconsidering the sewer connection request by Dr. Bockoven,
new evidence being introduced.
Latecomers Councilman Perry submitted memo received from Dr. Bockoven outlining
Agreement - past events and called attention to procedure and existing Cascade
Dr. Lomas/ Sewer District agreement and lines running through their property and
Dr. Bockoven utilizing city trunk lines. After further discussion it was MOVED
b" BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
See Utilities Committee report on page 3 of minutes.
Mr. Dean• Bitney, 1082 Anacortes NE, advised of rezone request on
property south of Leisure Estates, noting matters including T zoning,
density, and traffic were being discussed and resolved in committee.
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Public Hearing
Nelson P1 ./Monster Letter from Warren Gonnason, Chairman Board of Public Works, was read
Road - Street recommending that proposed street vacation be held in abeyance in view
Vacation of the circumstances until all of the Monster Road closure matters have
Vac 2-78 been resolved. It was suggested that temporary street use permit be
granted in the interim. Mr. Nielson, 1602 Monster Road SW, stated
that since closing a portion of Monster Road, by the railroad, people
had been using his backyard for a turn around. Mr. Nielson felt that
due to that previous road closure the city has no need for the property.
Councilman Stredicke questioned whether Mr. Nielson was aware he would
have to pay one half the assessed value of the property. Mr. Nielson
said he was not aware he would have to pay for the roadway, nor did he
feel he should pay having given the right-of-way previously and that he
was in no hurry; because the street has been marked with signs at this
time to help keep through traffic out. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM
HEARING BE CLOSED. Roll Call : Aye - Clymer, Trimm, Shane; No - Shinpoch,
Stredicke, Perry. 3 Ayes, 3 No's, Mayor voted Aye, breaking tie.
CARRIED. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO REFER TO TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke questioned
council 's direction to committee to vacate, issue street use permit,
post, or barricade? Mayor advised the street would be barricaded
while the committee reviews. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH
TO AUTHORIZE ADMINISTRATION TO ISSUE NO-FEE STREET USE PERMIT UNTIL
JANUARY 1, 1979, PENDING RESOLVING OF MONSTER ROAD CLOSURE MATTERS.
CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Water Rate Council President Clymer submitted Committee of the Whole report
Study recommending that the water rate study be tabled in the Committee
of the Whole until the next committee meeting, August 10, at which
time the staff will present recommendations as to why the rates
should be adjusted. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR I'N
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Award of
Contracts for
Senior Center:
Center Construc- Senior Center Building Advisory Committee Chairman Clymer submitted
tion report recommending award of contract, Senior Citizen's Center
Construction, to Calhoun Construction Company, Inc. in the amount
of $1,095,084.00 less the recommended deductive alternatives ($23,904)
and the negotiated items ($22,000) for a total adjusted amount of
$1,049,180 plus applicable tax, Mayor and City Clerk authorized to
sign the contract documents. Funding was discussed and analysis report,
dated July 17, 1978 reviewed. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR
IN COMMITTEE BID AWARD RECOMMENDATION. Roll call vote: 4 Aye's, 2 no's ,
Aye - Clymer, Shinpoch, Stredicke, Perry; No - Trimm, Shane. Aye's
prevailed. MOTION CARRIED.
Center Senior Center Building Advisory Committee Chairman Clymer submitted
Watermain report recommending award of contract, Senior Citizen's Center Watermain,
to low bidder Renton Construction Company, Inc in the amount of
$23,400.00, Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign the contract
documents. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED. J
Funding - Senior Center Building Advisory Committee Chairman Clymer submitted
Senior Citizens report recommending that the City Council declare surplus and sell the
Center second floor kitchen equipment that will not be used in the new
facility with proceeds being placed in the Senior Center Construction
fund. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
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Old Business - Cont.
Funding - Senior Center Building Advisory Committee Chairman Clymer submitted
Senior Citizens report recommending that the city utilize the 1979 Housing and
Center (cont. ) Community Development Program to secure an additional $50,000 for
use as the project's contingency fund. Also recommending that if
not utilized for cost overruns these funds be used to reinstate
a portion of the deductive alternatives and other appropriate
appurtenances. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. The Chairman expressed
pleasure at getting the project underway after many hearings and
meetings.
Request for Utilities Committee Chairman Shane submitted report recommending
City Sewer city sewer service be allowed as requested by Drs. Lomas and
Service Bockoven subject to conditions of 1)owner immediately petition for
requested by annexation to the City and to pursue and promote said annexation
Drs. Lomas/ to its completion, 2)owner submit development plans to the City
Bockoven for review and to comply with all appropriate City ordinances.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
1949 Easement The Utilities Committee report further recommended that Council
Release concur in 1949 Easement Release requested by Invest-West/Rainier
Village and authorize realignment easement. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Award of Contract Utilities Committee report recommended award of contract, LID #284,
LID #284 Sanitary Sewers, vicinity Jones Ave. NE, to Lundberg Construction Co.
in the total amount of $196,900.59. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. Mayor & Clerk to sign contract.CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO RECESS, 9:45 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 10:00 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present
as previously listed.
Senior Citizen Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report recommend-
Reduced Utility ing acceptance of the new Senior Citizen income requirements for eli-
Rates gibility for reduced utility rates as proposed (Single $4,000 to
$4,800. Married $6,000 to $7,200) by the Administration with referral
to the City Attorney for the drafting of the proper ordinance which
would reflect annual Social Security increases. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER, TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Analysis of Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report recommend-
Mandatory Age ing that the matter of performance analysis which will replace the
Retirement mandatory age retirement be referred to the Personnel Department
and the Administration with a report back to Committee prior to
December 1978. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER TO CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Introduction Councilman Stredicke introduced new press member Barbara Krema of
"Renton Reporter" the "Renton Reporter" .
Presentation Councilman Stredicke recommended presentation of an award to Harold
of Award O'Hara for his act of retrieving Bruce Wehrer injured while diving
Suggested into the river from the Cedar River Bridge. Also, commending quick
response of Renton Aid Car and Valley Medic I Unit.
-- ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
SCS Holdings , Ltd. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report recommend-
Rezone Ordinance ing second and final reading of Ordinance changing the zoning classi-
fication of certain properties within the City of Renton from
residence district R-1 to residence district R-3. Chairman Stredicke
requested that second and final reading be withheld one week for
report to be secured whether any conditions required need to be
complied with prior to adoption of the Ordinance, i .e. , filing of
plan with Utilities.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Cont.
First Reading Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of the CHG
CHG International International Rezone R-129-78, from GS-1, R-1 and S-1 to B-1,
Rezone R-3 and R-2. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER BACK
TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of the Stanley
Stanley E. Stone E. Stone, Rezone R-165-78, G to R-3.
Rezone
First Reading Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of the Marvin D.
Marvin D. Wehrman Wehrman Rezone R-166-78, G to B-1.
Rezone
First Reading Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of the Arthur D.
Arthur D. Swanson Swanson Rezone R-167-78, G to B-1.
Rezone
Councilman Stredicke requested presentation by Planning Director
Ericksen of area maps indicating connection of the streets, if and
when they were dedicated. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO REFER REZONES
BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK. CARRIED.
Aerial Map - Upon request regarding new city aerial map, Planning Director
Council Chambers Ericksen displayed new map being prepared for the Council Chambers.
Resolution #2199 Resolution was read fixing date of August 21, 1978 for public hearing
NE 14th St. on the proposed vacation of a portion of NE 14th St. (Vac 6-78) ,
Vacation-Public petitioned by Hazel Chenaur et al . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Hearing 8/21/78 CLYMER TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2200 Resolution was read fixing date of August 28, 1978 for public hearing
NW 3rd St. on the proposed vacation of a portion of NW 3rd St. (Vac 5-78) ,
Vacation - Public petitioned by Robin/Barbara Little et al . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Hearing 8/28/78 CLYMER TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
Glacier Park Hearing Examiner submitted File No. FP-176-78 Final Plat for
Company Final Glacier Park Company - Orillia Industrial Park Division No. 1
Plat Refer to Ways and Means Committee for proper resolution.
Senior Citizens' July 12, 1978 bid opening, three bids received; Senior Citizens'
Center Watermain Center Watermain Project. Refer to Senior Center Building Advisory
Project Committee , Planning, Dept. , Public Works Dept. , Utilities Committee,
and Community Services Committee. See attached tabulation)
Settlement of Request from Gwen Marshall , Finance Director, for transfer of funds
Discrimination re settlement of discrimination suit. Refer to Ways and Means
Suit Committee for proper resolution.
Name Change Washington Natural Gas Company, a Delaware Corporation, notification
Washington of name change and request of Council for transfer and Assignment of
Natural Gas Franchise to Washington Energy Company, a Washington Corporation, refer
to Ways and Means Committee and City Attorney for proper legislation.
Dean W. Bitney Hearing Examiner' s recommendation re Bitnev Rezone R-179-78 re
Rezone additional time pending Planninq Commission determination of
Comprehensive Land Use designation. Refer to Planning Commission
for recommendation.
Approval of MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
Consent Agenda AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
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Executive MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO CONVENE IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Session TO DISCUSS LAND ACQUISITION AND LABOR NEGOTIATIONS. CARRIED.
Recessed into executive session at 10:25 P.M. Following the
executive session roll call was taken - all members present
as previously listed.
Adjournment Meeting adjourned at 10:45 P.M.
Delores A. Mead, .M. . , City Clerk
JULY 17, 1978
BID TABULATION SHEET
PRO J EC T • SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER MATERNAIN PROJECT
DATE July 12, 1978
BIDDER BID
Kar-Vel Construction Co. $42,581.60
•.. in UI?Mlc way
Kent Mash. 98031
BB EEO AA
Raj Construction Co., Inc. ;24,888.00
Woodinville, Mash. 98072
BB AA EEO
gepton Construction Co. , Inc. $23,400.00
10601 Rustic Road So.
Ch OR17A
BB EEO M
EAGINEERS' ESTIMATE:
$19,200.00 (includes all sales tax)
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 7-17-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 8-1 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues , 7-18 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 7-24 7 :00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 7-24 7 :00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION Tues . 7-25 12 :00 noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
Airport Tues. 7-18 12:00 noon 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
OFFICE. OF THE CITY CLERK
Per-:ts issued c;' the Building Dept .
July 17, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6051 6,000 Group Health 801 16th Suspend Ceiling
6052 141,820 Boeing Co. Boeing Co. Inst. Ceiling
6053 2,000 Franklin Farrow1716 Jones Const. Utility Bldg.
6054 3 , 500 Ralph Shafer 1709 29th Const. Shop Area
6055 44,000 Parkwood Homes 2101 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6056 VOID
6057 43 ,000 Parkwood Homes 2210 Monterey Const. Res.
rr 6058 42,000 Parkwood Homes 2105 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6059 44 ,000 Parkwood Homes 2104 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6060 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2108 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6061 3,000 Tom Nelson 725 19th Const. Garage
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1577 Chuck Wiehoff 1706 Kennewick Con. Sewer
1578 Renton Housing 51 Burnett Inst. Sewers
1579 Brown/Strand 2408 Union Const. Drv. wy
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7284 1,700 Jim DaLpay 2421 Monterey wire Res.
7285 950 Raulf Brandal 2015 Duvall Wire Add.
7286 250 Mobil Oil Co. 2022 Puget Wire Unit
7287 67 ,000 Loveless;Powell 4625 Sunset Wire Bldg.
7288 26,700 Renton Schools 3000 4th Wire Home
7289 14,000 Boeing Renton Plait Sandblast Machine
7290 25,000 Boeinu Rentor Plant Penthouse
7291 147 ,720 Boeiny Renton Plant Inst . Lighting
7292 1,200 Chas. Gramps 261 Stovens Wire Res.
7293 16, 304 George Gurs 907 Aberdeen. Wire Building
7294 185 Harr., Rex 2U1 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
#)173 700 Ken Dorman 119 Main Inst . Furnace
6174 1, 597 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Inst. Fix.
617 8, 500 Record-Chronicle 336 Burnett Inst . Cond. Unit
617(, 5,804 Renton Sk-1ioo l 41fi Wells I nst . Gas Burner
6177 8,0 17, Roritnn Schoo 1.; 1000 4th Inst. Burner
617ki 7 , 158 Ronton SriiooL- 1800 Index Inst. Burner
17,4 4 ,700 RenLoii Sc•he,(,L:. 4th Inst. Burner
(.IH(I 6, 104 Rk•ntc)t tic_hc,<,is 1(101 1J, Young!; Inst . Burner
6I>AI 1x,,42: Rent On Sch„(,1:; :'300 T•clLx)t Inst. Burner
LfQ T ,0 38 Rent on Sch(1„I< 10o7 Janes Inst. Burner
2,400 ;•cry Nc,r (tz 126 Union Alter Piping
i3OM J1c•k Isrnaioy.( LOGO ;.ird Inst . Fix.
'f')` & / c'c,n::( . 1607 Glennwoou Inst. Fix.
(, 1 ,0401) 1) ,Ipay A,. 2421 Monterey Inst. Tank
6187 20,000 Georqe Gurs 907 Aberdeen Inst. Fix.
6188 4 , 390 Mobil Oil Co. 2022 Puget Inst . Air Cond. Unit
6189 1,040 Rolf Brandal 2015 Duval Inst . Fix.
6190 746 Chas. Henderson 1612 Lynnwood Inst . Furnace
6191 V01D
SIGN PERMITS
6�5 City of Renton Burnett & 3rd Inst . Banner
656 Sunset Playa 3200 Sunset Inst • Wall Sign
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
July 24 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
Administration
City Clerk to furnish list of questions re Highgate sewer line connection to
Planning and Development Committee.
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign firefighters contract upon completion.
Attorney
Recommendations re Highgate sewer line connection
Planning and Development Committee
Questions and comments re Highgate sewer line connection
Transportation Committee
Review extension of SR 515
Ways and Means Committee
SCS Holdings, Ltd. Rezone
Alley vacation between Burnett & Williams Aves. So. at S. 2nd St.
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Regular Meeting
July 24, 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F.
COUNCIL SHANE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M.
SEYMOUR-THORPE, GEORGE Y. PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LARRY WARREN, City Attorney; D.W. CUSTER,
IN ATTENDANCE Mayor' s Administrative Assistant; TED BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director;
DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; RICHARD GEISSLER,
Fire Chief; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle; BARBARA KREMA, Renton Reporter.
Meritorious Presentation by the Mayor of a meritorius service award to Harold
Service Award O'Hara for recognition of courage and good judgement displayed in
the rescue of Bruce Wehrer from the Cedar River.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO APPROVE MINUTES OF JULY 17, 1978
AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Balloon Ordinance Mr. Don Chalners, General Manager, Renton Sound Ford, residence,
4441 155th Ave. SE Bellevue, stated that he had been notified by
the Renton Police Department to remove balloons from business
premises-being in code violation; Contending their use is vital
business promotion and community service. After discussion of
Renton Building and Sign Codes and business operation, Council
advised that Ordinances provide for permits therefor, to be secured
from Building Department. Tent also questioned.
Latecomer Sewer Mr. Michael Bonski , 1908 NE 20th, inquired as to public access to
Line Connections information regarding department decisions, public rebuttal re final
in Highgate decisions, and availability of minutes of the July 11th Hearing
Examiner public hearing. Mr. Gordon Ericksen, Planning Director,
noted the information is available for review in the Planning Dept.
Mr. Bonski was advised that the minutes are available shortly after
the Hearing Examiner's file is closed and decision rendered, timing
outlined, for recommendation, appeal etc. James L. Isler, 1912 NE 20th,
questioned whether T' s were going to be installed at time of construc-
tion of the Highgate sewer line, who is paying for them, to whom the
payments will be made, how much time allowed to make payments; Also, if
they can request designation of where sewer line enters property.
Policy discussion of last week was recalled where hook up not required
unless there is a health hazard. Mr. Gonnason advised this is a
preliminary Plat with no specific design for the line as yet, however
there will be a developer extension; the hook up requirements referred
to the legal department for review; charges and payment over period of
years were outlined, owner provides for own connection to house and
place of entry. Mr. Ericksen noted that developer would pay for the
._ initial improvements. *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER
QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE FROM THIS
WEEK AND LAST FOR REPORT BACK ALONG WITH ATTORNEY'S RECOMMENDATION.
Substitute motion by Thorpe that city policy regarding connections of
sewer lines other than LID be referred to Planning & Development
Committee. Motion lost. Requested that City Clerk furnish list of
questions asked this week and last to committee. *CARRIED.
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Public Hearing
PUBLIC HEARINGS
Alley vacation Letter from Warren Gonnason, Chairman Board of Public Works, was
between Burnett & read recommending that proposed alley vacation be granted with the
Williams Aves. So. conditions that utility easement be retained over the entire right-
at S. 2nd St. of-way, and alley be extended out to either Williams Ave. S. or
(McLendon & Cugini )Burnett Ave. S. for fire access. Property value ranges from $2.00
to $3.75 per square foot. Roland Smith representing Cugini and
McLendon, 4151 134th SE, Bellevue, stated intent of vacation was
to change egress of doors to comply with city and state code, and
remodel interior to improve check out facilities. Councilwoman
Thorpe questioned if remodeling required compliance with parking
and loading ordinance and landscaping requirements of ordinance.
Gonnason stated if improvement is 1/3 less than value of building
or less than $10,000.00 not required. Councilwoman Thorpe urged
plans include enhancements of property due to City improvements
along Second. Mr. Smith -noted they are willing and pleased to
conform,-advising of plans to improve appearance of the property and
building. Councilman Shane questioned why was City asking for
fees when using petitioners property. Mr. Gonnason noted state law
allowing city,when vacating alley or street in the city,to charge
a fee up to 2 of appraised value of the property at the time of
vacation, which could be -0- to a maximum of z the assessed value.
Councilman Perry questioned why a utility easement was necessary
with no present utilities and if there are proposed utilities at
this time. Mr. Smith stated that yes there were proposed utilities
for the area. Councilwoman Thorpe questioned what the present
zoning is and if the fire department had reviewed. Mr. Gonnason
noted B-1 zoning and the fire department had reviewed and were
satisfied. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY HEARING BE CLOSED.
CARRIED. *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY THE VACATION BE
GRANTED PROVIDING THAT WESTERLY CONNECTION FROM THE SEWER MAIN OR
NORTH PROPERTY LINE TO BURNETT BE PLACED IN EFFECT SO THAT ATTORNEY
AND HEATING SUPPLY COMPANY CAN GAIN ACCESS AND FIRE DEPARTMENT
ACCESS. ALS0, 2 ASSESSED VALUE BE CHARGED LESS THAT PROPERTY, WHICH
IS USED FOR THE CONTINUATION OF THAT ALLEY. Moved by Trimm, Second
Shane to table matter until it is determined they will dedicate
right-of-way to the city. Chair declared motion lost. Roll Call :
Aye-Trimm, Shane, Thorpe; No-Clymer, Shinpoch, Stredicke, Perry.
3 Aye' s, 4 no' s . Motion failed. *ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED.
Extension Mr. Warren Gonnason explained route of SR 515 extension.
SR 515 Grady Way to FAI 405 at the North Renton Interchange and possible
alternatives. Mrs. Kay Stricker, 507 Smithers Ave. So. questioned
previous plans to take out homes along Smithers and put in an overpass.
Mr. Gonnason explained that there is no specific plan, except for
the possible connection from Grady Way to South 7th as it comes into
Smithers so that westerly property lines come into alignment, and if
it were to be extended northerly on Smithers and additional widening
is to be accomplished - the easterly row of houses on the eastside
of Smithers would be in the path of that right-of-way, but all plans
are strictly preliminary. Mrs. Stricker questioned if any funds have
been obtained. Mr. Gonnason noted that no funds have been appropriated.
Councilman Stredicke questioned possibility of Burnett Ave. instead
of Smithers Ave. Mr. Gonnason said that it had not been seriously
considered as an alternative. Councilman Perry noted that the city
now owns the property on Burnett and there is plenty of right-of-way
without interferring with any of the residences. Mike Creegan,
531 Smithers Ave. So. , stated that the highway can be left on Main St.
so no one would be affected. Tom Park, 440 Smithers Ave. So. , questioned
how the plan could not affect them and what the hearing was to accomplish
if there are no definite plans. Mayor answered the decision will not
be final for some time and that more public hearings will he held, this
hearing was just to get public input and for placement on the state six
year street plan. Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. So. , urged that
because of the opposition in Victoria Park for SR 515 that the council
take into consideration the residents of the area involved ,changes hard
to make once encased in concrete. Kay Johnson, Director-Renton
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Public Hearing - Cont.
Extension Chamber of Commerce, 300 Rainier Ave. No. , noted there are three
SR 515 cont. locations in consideration and that everyone will get a chance for
input prior to route being chosen for the good of everyone and the
least expensive. Councilwoman Thorpe noted that consideration should
be given if the extension is needed at all as it may be destructive
to the city and downtown area. Is this actually a forward direction
for the city to take? Also that the city now owns Burnett Ave. and
the Community Services Committee is meeting to review mini-park plans
with Mr. Webley, Parks Director. Councilman Shane noted that in
working for the better interest of the City of Renton, if the roads
are needed they should be built. Councilman Perry stated he would
prefer that the extension go down Main Street to Third Ave. , and
purchase a portion of the LaBonte parking lot to create a better
intersection, then down Mill and Park Ave. Councilwoman Shinpoch
encouraged the residents of that area to speak on the matter as this
is their opportunity to voice their opinions before concrete action
is taken. Councilman Stredicke recalled prior SR 515 plan that was
preliminary and told there was no money, but before they knew it
state had acquired right-of-way and it was ready to proceed. So
the funding will probably come about for this also. Mr. Tom Park
added that being young, they are required to buy older homes that
are affordable. They are trying to beautify the homes and even
previously approached council for home improvement loans . Would
appreciate the city' s help. George P. Giras, 520 Smithers Ave. S. ,
has been waiting several years to remodel or sale for apartments
because no decision has been made. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired if
No. Renton area would be affected by neighborhood housing assistance
program. Mr. Erickson commented that grants and loans would be
available soon for both North and South areas designated for upgrade.
Council in further discussion found that study to determine SR515
need was done by the state in 1950 and many changes have occurred
since then, but that public hearing was just the beginning of a
process. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM THAT PUBLIC HEARING BE CLOSED.
CARRIED. *MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE TO REFER TO TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND REPORT BACK. Motion by Thorpe to reconsider
previous motion closing hearing-failed for lack of second. *ORIGINAL
MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY TO RECESS, 10: 10 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 10:30 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present
as previously listed.
Airport Councilwoman Shinpoch reported problems at new airport construction
Restaurant site were routine; that construction is being closely monitored with
Construction progress reports . Council and committee will be advised of any
problems .
Sumner Councilwoman Thorpe expressed good public relations factor of the
Concert summer concert in Liberty Park, having attended this weekend.
Firefighter Firefighter negotiations have been concluded and accepted as of
Negotiations July 19, 1978, subject to development of contract language. Mayor
and City Clerk authorized to sign upon completion.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
SCS Holdings, Ltd. Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submited report recommend-
Rezone Grdif-ance ing second and final reading of Ordinance changing the zoning classi-
fication of certain properties within the City of Renton from
residence district R-1 to residence district R-3. Moved by Stredicke,
Second Clymer to adopt the ordinance as read. Council questioned
possible construction under way with no building permit having
been issued. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO REFER BACK TO WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Ordinance #3233 Ways and Means Committee recommended second and final reading of
CNG International the CHG International Rezone R-129-78, from GS-1, R-1 and S-1 to
Rezone B-1, R-3. and R-2. Tom Berger, Tacoma, applicant stated they had
signed restrictions and turned over to Hearing Examiner allowing
connection of roadway to Edwards. Following discussion MOVED BY
TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All
Ayes. CARRIED.
Motion to MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO ADJOURN. Mayor ruled the
Adjourn motion failed. Roll call vote was requested, resulting as follows :
Aye - Clymer, Trimm, Stredicke, Thorpe; No - Shane, Shinpoch, Perry.
4 Ayes' s, 3 No' s. MOTION CARRIED. 11:00 P.M.
Reconsider MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, TO RECONSIDER PREVIOUS MOTION
Motion to TO ADJOURN. CARRIED. All council members were present and
Adjourn expressing various opinions regarding extending the meeting.
Shane, and Trimm subsequently leaving the council chambers.
Proposed motion by Thorpe to suspend rules and proceed past
11:00 p.m. No second. Need for action on funding matters noted.
Motion to MOVED BY CLYMER,SECOND THORPE TO SUSPEND RULES AND CONTINUE AGENDA
Continue WITH ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3234 Ways and Means Committee report recommended first, second and
Issuance and Sale final reading of ordinance fixing the amount, form, date, interest
of Bonds for LID rate, maturity and denominations of LID 306 Bonds and directing
306 the issuance and sale to Seattle-Northwest Securities Corporation.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
Roll Call : All five Ayes. (Shane and Trimm absent from chambers) .
Resolution #2201 Resolution was read for transfer of funds in the amount of $4,098.02
Transfer of funds- to pay for purchase of Huseland property (Kennydale Beach Parking
Purchase of Lot) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT RESOLUTION AS
Huseland Property READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2202 Resolution was read authorizing fund transfer in the amount of
Settlement of $15,000 to provide for the settlement of discrimination case with
Discrimination Human Rights and Affairs Commission. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Suit SHINPOCH TO ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee Chairman reported Committee recommendation
Approval for council approval of vouchers nos. 18981 thru no. 19166 (machine
voids no. 18976 - no. 18980) in the total amount of $649,872.73 as
previously approved by department certification as to receipt of
goods or services. Also includes LID 302 Warrants: Revenue #R-20
$174,301.58, Cash C-39 $5,854.65, Cash C-40 $1,366.53, Casio C-41
$2,993.20, Cash C-42 $145,507.54, Cash C-43 $18,579.66. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN VOUCHER APPROVAL
RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED.
Moved by Stredicke, Second Clymer to adjourn.
Substitute motion by Shinpoch to consider items on Ways and
Means Committee report. No second.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE TO PROCEED WITH MEETING TO
COMPLETION OF AGENDA ITEMS. Since no meeting next week (5th Monday).
CARRIED.
Resolution #2203 Resolution was read,authorizing the Assignment of Franchise Ord. 1987 from
Name-.Change Washington Natural Gas Company, a Delaware Corporation, to a Washington
Washington Corporation (aka/Washington Energy Co. ) . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
Natural Gas SHINPOCH TO ADOPT RESOLUTION AS REAS. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Cont.
Resolution #2204 Resolution was read for approval of a final plat for the Glacier
Glacier Park Park Company. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
Company Final AS READ. Councilwoman Thorpe voted no, questioning removal of part
Plat-FP-176-78 of the plat. CARRIED.
Adjournment MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11:20 P.M.
Delores A. Mead, C.-M.C. , City Clerk
Ex►111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 7/24/74 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANT•
MACH CiF. VOIDS: N0.0 18976 - M I6980
CURRENT 6166#173156
PARK$ 6$80774108
ITREETB 451#161193
618RARY 470147168
COMP EMP TR ACT 630731188
ANTIoNECEBSION 660707159
ITREET FORWARD TMRUBT 487#464173
MAIN FIRE BTA. CONST. 6101#503147
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST 6800$19191
WAT`RWORKS UTI6ITY $1100613192
AIRPORT 68#12501
1978 W 6 S CONSTRWCTION $200450112
TA61OT PUMP STA CONST 680524/00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 660$58102
FIRENANIS PENSION •140094190
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 66490871173
WE# THE UND948IONED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC16, HAVINB RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION TWAT
MERCHANDISE ANO/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED# DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 15981 THROUGH NO* 19166 IN THE AMOUNT
ton
OF 6649#472179 ?MIA-14TH DAY Of JULY 1978#
COMMITTEE CHAIFMAN MEMBER" •a. .
REVCNUC WARRANT No.N R-20 5174,001 .58 MEMBER'�'s`a�� � • • • •
CASH WARF-ANT No.# C-39 S 5,854.65
CA;H WARE ANT No.N C-40 S 1 ,5,6.53
CA`H WARRAN! No.# C-41 S 7,993.10
CA',H WARRANI IIo.O C-4? 5145,507.54
CATH WARRANT rk).N C-40 S 18,579.66
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR W
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 7-24-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 8-1 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs . 8-3 4 :30 p.m. ) PERRY 3rd floor Conf. Rm.
Liaison Comm. Thurs . 8-3 7 : 30 p.m. " If
COMMUNITY SERVICES SEYMOUR-THORPE
Wed. 8-9 4 . 30 p.m. I 3rd Floor Conf. Rm.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 8-7 7 :00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 8-7 7 :00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf . Rm
TRANSPORTATION Thurs. 7-2 12 :00 noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Rm
i
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OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept .
July 24 , 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6062 2 , 758 Helen Lines 201 Union Const. Carport
6063 2 , 500 J.G. Dubois 2907 Mt . View Const . Dock
6064 3 ,400 Horst Kasel 201 Union Const . Carport
6065 1, 500 F . Carson 201 Union Const . Carport
6066 300 Rinehart Mitzel 650 Jefferson Const . Shed
6067 50 , 000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Const . Building
6068 no fee SCS Holdings 417 Wells Demolish Res
6069 1 , 000 SCS Holdings 330 Burnett Const . Carport
6070 25, 000 A & H Stores 2820 Sunset Remodel Store
6071 2 , 500 Nick Romano 3504 Park Const . Shed
6072 10, 300 Kenny Azure 1115 30th Inst . Pool
6073 2 , 830 Sharp 201 Union Inst . Carport
6074 65 , 000 SCS Holding 417 Wells Const . 5 Plex
6075 2 , 000 Bert Nord 201 Union Const . Carport
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7295 950 James Scott 1405 28th Inst . Serv.
7296 100 Cond. Bldr. 2020 Grant Temp. Serv.
7297 150 Bob Moore 201 Union Service Home
7298 185 Leisure Estates 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7299 250 Verle Mead 1025 Redmond Wire Add.
7300 22 , 000 City of Renton 740 19th Wire Pump Station
7301 1, 900 Reece/Richards 259 2nd Wire Res .
7302 2 , 200 Reece/Richards 265 2nd Wire Res.
7303 95 Renton Shop. Ctr Renton Inst. Serv .
7304 1, 340 West Valley Const1706 Lk Youngs Wire Res.
7305 1, 340 West Valley Const. 3115 17th Wire Res.
7306 185 Gerald Davis 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7307 3 , 000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Wire Office Bldg.
7308 200 Chas . Laney 823 Aberdeen Wire Addition
7309 785 Chas. Henderson 1612 Glenwood Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6192 1 , 800 E.W. Price 408 Lind Inst . Fix.
6193 1, 800 E.W. Price 410 Lind Inst . Fix.
6194 1, 800 E.W. Price 412 Lind Inst . Fix .
6195 325 Rob Dalauest 1069 Harrington Inst . Furnace
6196 1, 714 Parkwood Homes 1919 22nd Inst . Fix.
6197 1, 745 Parkwood Homes 2007 22nd Inst . Fix.
6198 1 , 300 Valley Gen. Hosp. 400 S 43rd Inst . Fix.
6199 1 , 200 Chas . Gramps 261 Stevens Inst . Elect . Furn.
6200 746 Parkwood Homes 2111 Monterey Inst . Furn.
6201 810 Park-wood Homes 2117 Monterey Inst . Furn.
.., 6202 764 Parkwood Homes 2211 Montery Inst . Furn.
6203 1, 500 Howard Banasky 1401 26th Inst . Fix.
6204 1 , 500 Adolf Koestl 428 Renton Ave. Inst . Fix.
6205 288 Carla Ball 1800 Union Relocate Washer
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1580 Horst Preuss 126 Wells Inst . Sewers
1581 C. Driskel 3560 4th Inst . Sewer
1582 SCS Holdings 419 Wells Con. Sewers
1583 Paul Turnbow 821 Sunset Con. Sewer
C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF JULYP 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
'E FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
.0/78 CURRENT FUND $146,969.63
PARKS & RECREATION 10,875.89
ARTERIAL STREETS 53.40
CITY STREETS 1,733.72
LIBRARY 1,842.12
WAIN FIRE STA. CONST. 669.52
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL 10,254.22
WATERWORKS UTILITY 29,275.14
AIRPORT 5,442.26
TALBOT PUMP STA. CONST. 16,599.28
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 58,802.86
CLAIMS FUND $282,518.04
15/78 CURRENT FUND $1530587,47
PARKS 3 RECREATION 25,647.40
CITY STREETS 18,930.56
LIBRARY 9,307.58
COMP. EMP. TRNG. (CETA) 3,482.00
ANTIRECESSION 21 ,610.05
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 18,380.53
AIRPORT 10163.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 3,462.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo.-of JULY $255,570.59
15/78 CLAIMS FUND FIREMEN'S PENSION Cancelled warrant /18697 $ 55.00
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CUM.RESERVE FUND/2104 PARKS FUND Per Resolution No./2166 S 7,659.91
MAYOR FINANCE CTOR
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C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
MONTH OF nTi Y 1979 TRANSFERS
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
7/24/78 CURRENT $166, 173.86
PARKS 35,774.08
STREETS 52,152.93
LIBRARY 7,347.65
COMP EMP. TR. ACT 3,732.58
ANTI-RECESSION 6,707. 59
ST. FWD. THRUST 57,464.73
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST. 101,503. 57
CEDAR RIVER TR. CONST. 50,329.91
WATERWORKS UTILITY 110,623.92
AIRPORT 8,225. 32
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 20, 155. 12
TALBOT PUMP STA, CONST 8,824.50
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 6,358.02
FIREMAN'S PENSION 14,498.95
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CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of July $649,872.73
7/31/78 CURRENT FUND 159,860.58
PARKS & RECREATION 25,638.56
CITY STREETS 19,015.32
LIBRARY 90427.81
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,670.33
ANTIRECESSION 15,132.87
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 180924.86
AIRPORT 10163.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 4, 132.29
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of JULY $256,965.62
7/31/78 CONTINGENCY FUND CURRENT FUND Per Resolution /2202 j 15,000.00
7/31/1$- CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND ncel Warrant 019001 S 104.42
7/31/78 CLAIMS FUND EQUIPMENT RENTAL FUNWancel Warrant 019001 S 104.41
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August 7, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
Administration
Research procedures re acquisition of property on Mill Ave. South.
Stone and Wehrman Rezones dedication of right-of-way
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign agreement for CATV Services
Report relative to status of -new fire station
Confer with Attorney re request for city water to be used to Bicycle Motocross
Attorne and *Insurance Carrier
Research city policy re length of terms of office
*Claim for damages - Washington State Patrol Vehicle
Information re city policy of making donations to private individuals or organizations
Aviation Committee
Will Rogers - Wi ey Post Memorial Seaplane Base
Communit Services Committee
'Renton Historical Society request for use of fire station when vacated
Hearing Examiner
Review traffic circulation at the time of final plat approval-Park III access to
Edmonds Dr. SE
Public Safet Committee
plaint filed by businesses not a part of Renton Merchants Association
Public Works Director
Certification of State Highway Routes
LID 297 verification of price range discusses at public hearing
Transportation Committee
Certification of State Highway Routes
Utilities Committee
METRO Sewer Connections and Extensions
LID 297 Bids - Heather Downs Area Sanitary Sewers
Ways and Means Committee
Acquisition of property on Mill Ave. So.
Appointment of part-time Airport Director
Collision insurance for fire vehicles
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
August 7 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J . Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE Y. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE, THOMAS W. TRIMM.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J . DELAURENTI , Mayor; LARRY WARREN, City Attorney; D.W. CUSTER,
IN ATTENDANCE Mayor' s Administrative Assistant; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
MAXINE MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Direc-
tor; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; CAPT. JOHN BUFF, Police
Representative; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks
Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Motion by Trimm, Second Shane to adopt minutes up to adjournment.
Motion failed. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO APPROVE MINUTES
OF JULY 24, 1978 AS PREPARED AND MAILED. CARRIED. Councilmen Shane
and Trimm did not vote on the motion.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO REAFFIRM ACTION ADOPTING ORDINANCE
3234, RESOLUTIONS 2201, 2202, 2203, 2204, AND APPROVAL OF VOUCHERS
JULY 24, 1978. Roll Call : Aye - Clymer, Perry, Thorpe, Stredicke,
Shinpoch; No - Shane, Trimm. 5 Ayes, 2 No's . MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Shane noted for the record if anyone brings suit for
this being illegal , they can pay for it.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Proposed Extension John Reed, 613 Smithers Ave. So. , inquired regarding SR 515 routes and
SR 515 studies. Being advised of meeting on August 10. (See schedule of
committee meetings. ) Mr. Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director,
explained the State Highway Dept. will make corridor studies to
determine a specific route for such a project including public parti-
cipation. Glen Garrett, 1006 So. 30th Court, requested to be notified
of the State Highway Dept. corridor studies.
Latecomer Sewer Dave Biggar, President Kennydale Community Club, 2525 Aberdeen Ave. NE,
Line Connections inquired re installation of sewers of Highgate Plat ; and explained request
in Highgate for reconsideration being denied. Councilman Perry explained appeal
process and dead line of August 18 and that questions have been
referred to Planning and Development Committee and all parties of
record will be notified of Committee meeting. William D. Johnson,
PO Box 201, made suggestions of possible alternatives re Highgate
sewer system. Jim Eisler, 1912 NE 20th, inquired how the city
determines a health hazard requiring sewer installation and procedure
of committee meetings ; being advised of King County Health Dept.
determination. City Attorney, Larry Warren, explained that the
council can not prejudge an issue. Mr. Eisler then questioned for
the record if he would be required to pay for any of the improvements
being made by a developer across the street. Councilman Stredicke
requested the record show Mr. Gonnason explained that the developer
will-,pay for all improvements associated with the plat in a normal
avow situation unless there are circumstances that the city might parti-
cipate in some general improvements to benefit the entire area.
Individual property owner would not be involved unless there is curb,
gutter, or sidewalk directly in front of his property. In this case,
he will not be affected. Mary Moore, 515 Tobin, noted new developments
allow for new homes for young people who can help bare tax burden. Also
that some people in the area favor sewers. Michael Bonski , 1908 NE 20th,
inquired of reconsideration-appeal process to hearing examiner.
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Audience Comment - Cont.
Appointment Part- Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. SE, commented on (unconfirmed) appoint-
Time Airport ment of new part-time airport director.
Director
PUBLIC HEARING
Vacation- This being the date set and proper notices having been posted, published
Portion of and mailed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing to consider
So. 7th St. closure of a portion of South 7th Street, petitioned by Puget Sound
Power and Light Co. Councilman Trimm left the Council chambers due to
conflict of interest. Letter from Washington Natural Gas was read
requesting the City to defer action on the So. th St. vacation
petition, as they are in the process of obtaining an easement from
the petitioner to cover existing gas facilities in the area. Letter
read from Warren Gonnason, Chairman Board of Public Works, stating
present and future city street circulation does not require this
portion of So. 7th St. with the exception of the Westerly portion
of Burnett Ave. So. , a 30 foot easement for utilities is required,
appraisal of the property is $2.00 per sq. foot, and some agreement
should be required between Milmanco, and Puget Power for access to
Milmanco, as otherwise it is landlocked. Councilman Perry questioned
the city' s position if vacation were to be granted and property was
to become landlocked. City Attorney noted that the normal rule is
that city can not vacate a piece of property and leave it landlocked.
Thomas Cook, owner of Milmanco, noted construction of original
building done in proper city form by city standards noting request
for temporary street vacation had been denied. Mr. Cook questioned
ownership of the street and noted negotiations with Puget Power
regarding property being considered for vacation. Mr. Cook noted
he was aware of possible landlock. Councilman Clymer suggested Mr.
Cook consult with an attorney re value of property if it becomes
landlocked and the possibility of Puget Power selling property.
Councilman Perry explained that council is dealing with the street
vacation only-not any special consessions, such as donating or
proving right-of-way of property. Councilman Stredicke questioned
position of building to property boundaries. Public Works Director
Gonnason noted that there are not set back requirements . *MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO CONTINUE HEARING FOR ONE WEEK. Councilwoman
Thorpe noted possible health hazard or safety problem in re to fire
protection in that area ; also that the committee reviewing keep
in mind the extension of SR 515 in relation to this street vacation
and the development of Burnett Ave. *MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO RECESS, 9:45 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 10:05 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present
as previously listed.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO AMEND AGENDA BY READING
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Parkwood III Transportation Committee report recommended referring the consideration
Access to of access to 116th SE rather than Edmonds Dr. SE to the Hearing Examiner.
Edmonds Dr. SE The Hearing Examiner will review traffic circulation at the time of
final plat approval . MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
So. 27th St. Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented report recommend-
Victoria Park ing to Council that So. 27th St. (in Victoria Park) NOT be opened to
SR 515. The State Highway Department also concurs with recommendation.
MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
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Audience Comment
AUDIENCE COMMENT
State Highway Glen Garrett, 1006 So. 30th Ct. , inquired when comments from State
Dept. Report Highway Dept. would be available, being advised they should be
ready within a week.
Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers Ave. So. , inquired as to city's
response to State Highway report. Councilwoman Shinpoch advised
of those corrections-improvements to be made within the city limits
in the area of Victoria Park.
OLD BUSINESS
Acquisition of MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO REFER MATTERS OF PETERMEYER PROPERTY
Property on ON MILL AVE. SO. TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Councilwoman Thorpe
Mill Ave. So. inquired re public hearinq for acquisition of this property for
public use. Councilman Shane noted previous council action to acquire
civic center property. Councilwoman Thorpe requested Administration
to research and verify that the proper procedures have been followed
to acquire property and report to the Ways and Means Committee. CARRIED.
(See also consent agenda)
Planning & Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented report
Development recommending the Council take no further action on the subject of
Committee Repast-o0 proposed L-2 zone at this time, pending review and recommendations
Proposed L-2 Zori� to be made by the Planning Commission later on this year. MOVED
J.IBY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Airport Director,_ Councilman Stredicke requested for the record that he is not, has
Postion ;,not been, and has no intent to be a candidate for airport director
M even though it was offered.
Terms of z Motion by Shane that elected officials cannot serve more than two
Office consecutive terms. Attorney explained that length of terms are
set by State law. Shane requested research into this matter.
Mayor' s Motion by Shane that the Mayor should have the right to hire and fire
Appointments directors of departments without the concurrence of the council .
Attorney explained council concurrence required for hiring.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3235 Ways and Means Committee Chairman recommended second and final readings
SCS Holdings, Ltd. of Ordinance of SCS Holdings, Ltd. Rezone changing the zoning classifi-
Rezone Ordinance cation of certain properties within the City of Renton from Residence
District (R-1) to Residence District (R-3) . Following discussion,
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call :
All Ayes. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3236 Ways and Means Committee recommended second and final readings of
Swanson Rezone Swanson Rezone (R-167-78) changing the zoning classification of certain
R-167-78 properties with the City of Renton from General Classification District
(G) to Business District (B-1) . MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND CLYMER TO
..� ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes. CARRIED.
Stone R-165-78/ Ways and Means Committee recommended Stanley E. Stone and Marvin D.
Wehrman R-166-78 Wehrman Rezones be referred to the Administration for review of
Rezones dedication of right-of-way and report back next week. MOVED BY
THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3237 Ways and Means Committee r4eport recommended first reading of special
Senior Citizen garbage collection rates for certain qualified senior citizens. MOVED
Special Garbage BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED.
Collection Rates Ways and Means Committee report recommended second and final readings of
Ordinance of the City relating to special garbage collection rates for
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Cont.
Ordinance #3237 certain qualified senior citizens. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE
Continued TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3238 Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of special
Senior Citizens water rates for qualified senior citizens. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Special Utility THORPE TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Ways and seem
Rates Means Committee report recommended second and final readings of
ordinance of the City amending Secion 3-231 (B) of Title III
(Departments) of ordinance No. 1628 entitled "Code of General
Ordinances of the City of Renton" relating to special water rates
for qualified senior citizens. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO
ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and adopted
by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion follows
agenda items) .
From July 24, 1978 Consent Agenda:
Cedar River Trail Request from Gordon Y. Ericksen, Planning Director, to accept comple-
System, Phase I tion of Cedar River Trail System, Phase I CAG 082-77 by Sun-Up
Project Comple- Construction, Inc. recommending Council accept completion of the
tion contract as of July 24, 1978 recommending, if after thirty days, no
liens or claims are filed against the project and proof of payment
of tax liabilities is received that the retained amount of $17,809. 15
be paid to the contractor. Concur.
Appointment of Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended appointment of Mr. Louie
Part-Time Gebenini as part-time Airport Director for the City. Refer to
Airport Director Ways and Means Committee.
Certification Letter from W.A. Bulley, Secretary of Transportation, re certification
of State Highway of Washington State Department of Transportation covering the descrip-
Routes tions of State Highway Routes within Corporate limits of Renton. Refer
to Public Works Director. (See later referral to Transportation
Committee.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA AS
PREPARED. CARRIED.
State Highway MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM TO RECONSIDER CERTIFICATION OF STATE
Routes HIGHWAY ROUTES FROM JULY 24, 1978 CONSENT ITEMS. CARRIED. MOVED
BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE TO REFER TO TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Current Consent Items:
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE FOLLOWING ITEMS BE REMOVED FOR
DISCUSSION FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA: REQUEST TO SIGN CERTIFICATION OF
METRO SEWER EXTENSIONS & CONNECTIONS & PREVIOUSLY DISCUSSED ACQUISITION
OF PROPERTY ON MILL AVE. SO. CARRIED.
METRO Sewer Letter from Public Works Director Warren Gonnason recommending referral
Connections and of METRO Resolution 2933 re METRO sewer connections and extensions
Extensions be referred to the Ways and Means Committee for resolution and authori-
zation of signature of certification. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE
TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Acquisition of Council is advised that agreement has been reached for acquisition of
Property on the Petermeyer property on Mill Ave. South. Refer to Ways and Means
Mill Ave. So. Committee for resolution re appropriation of necessary funds. (See
previous discussion Page 3, Old Business. )
Appointment of Letters from Mayor Delaurenti appointing Robert P. Deines (effective
Firefighters August 16, 1978) and William Scott Brewster as Firefighters in the
Renton Fire Department. Confirmed.
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Consent Agenda - Cont.
Request for Letter from Chief of Police Hugh Darby requesting approval for
Travel Funds advance travel funds of $472.00 for Robert Fritsvold to attend
by Police Dept. Western States Safe and Burglary Investigators Conference Sept.
to attend 19 through 22, 1978, in Anaheim, California. Mayor recommended
Conference approval .
Request to Request from Darlene Allen, Court Administrator, as approved by
Attend Conference the Judge to attend National Association for Court Administration
by Court 1978 Conference in Portland, Oregon, August 18, 1978. Mayor
recommended approval . Council concur.
Claim for Damages- Claim submitted by Washington State Patrol for damage to patrol
Wash. State Patrol vehicle. Refer to Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Vehicle
Complaint by Complaint by businesses not a part of the Downtown Merchants
Downtown Merchants Association regarding street barricades for sidewalk sale.
Information for future action if necessary. (See discussion,
New Business, Page 6)
Bid Opening: July 25, 1978 bid opening, three bids received; LID 297 - Heather
LID 297 Downs Area Sanitary Sewer. Refer to Utilities Committee.
(See attached bid tabulations. )
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AS
AMENDED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS -Mayor handed gavel to Councilman Clymer & left Chambers .
Collision Letter from Gwen Marshall , Finance Director, requested consideration
Insurance for of collision insurance for fire vehicles - ladder and pump trucks -
Fire Vehicles be referred to Ways and Means Committee for recommendation. MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND TRIMM TO CONCUR IN FINANCE DIRECTOR RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Letter from Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administra-
Will Rogers-Wiley tion, requesting designation of Will Rogers-Wiley Post Memorial
Post Memorial Seaplane Base as part of Renton Municipal Airport and realignment
Seaplane Base of Seaplane by change to Renton Municipal Airport Rules and Regulations,
Sec. 7 - Par. 9 to insure the safety and reduce noise due to an increase
of seaplane activity. Moved by Perry, Second Shinpoch to concur in
recommendation. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO
REFER TO AVIATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
CATV Services Letter from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, notice of renewal
Contract of CATV Services Contract with the City of Seattle recommended the
Council authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to sign copies of agreement.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE TO CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Mayor returned to Council Chambers.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONTINUE
PAST 11 :00 P.M. UNTIL AGENDA HAS BEEN COMPLETED. CARRIED.
Renton Historical Letter read from E. Tonda, President, Renton Historical Society request
�— Society Request for operation of Public Historical Museum in present downtown fire
for use of station when vacated next year. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE TO
Fire Station REFER TO COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE. Councilman Perry suggested
that consideration be given for storage in that building for records
from the City Clerk's office. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke requested
report from the Administration relative to the status of the new fire
station. Attorney suggested review of status of historical society,
as the City cannot donate to a private organization. Councilwoman
Thorpe requested information from the Attorney re city policy regarding
such practices.
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Correspondence and Current Business - Cont.
Renton Jaycees Letter from Renton Jaycees read requesting the Council to authorize
Request for Use donation of City water to hose down Bicycle Motocross Track in
of Cdty Water Renton Highlands. Motion by Perry to concur in request. Discussion
re Bicycle followed re donations to private individuals or organizations and
Motocross the cost for the water ( .34Q) . MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE
TO REFER TO ADMINISTRATION TO CONFER WITH ATTORNEY IF REQUEST IS
LEGALLY POSSIBLE. Don Crebs, 51 Hayes P1 . SW, explained request for
water to dampen down the track. Councilman Stredicke suggested
contacting company for water-truck service. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Complaint by Councilman Clymer commented on complaint from businesses who are
Downtown Merchants not a part of the Renton Merchants Association suggesting a committee
be formed to work with the Association and Committee in regards
to events that are planned and the cost to the City. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER TO PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
LID 297 Councilman Stredicke requested Public Works Director verify that
LID 297 bid for sanitary sewers was in the price range previously
discussed at public hearing.
Council MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE THAT PUBLIC HEARING BE LISTED
Agenda BEFORE AUDIENCE COMMENT ON COUNCIL AGENDA. CARRIED.
Motion by Shane, Second Trimm that monies being used in relation to
the new utilities building be taken from Senior Center Fund. Roll
Call : Aye - Shane, Trimm; No - Clymer, Perry, Thorpe, Stredicke,
Shinpoch. 2 Ayes; 5 No's. Motion failed.
MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO REPEAL 11:00 P.M. CURFEW ON COUNCIL
MEETINGS. CARRIED.
Adjournment MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO ADJOURN. 11:20 P.M. CARRIED.
/Maxine E. Motor, Deputy City Clerk
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BID TABULATION SHEET
PROJ ECT : LID 297 - Heather Downs Area - Sanitary Sewer
DATE_ July 25, 1978
BIDDER. 81D
C. Ed Bowen Construction Alternate B $477,777.77
26115 Old Lawson Road Tax 25,799.99
Black Diamond, WA MOW AA,EEO,Cashier Check Total $503,577.76
Constru-tors - Pamco Alternate A $719,596.00
3600 Fremont Ave. North Tax 38,858. 18
Seattle WA 98103 BB, AA, EEO Total $758,454. 18
Alternate B $719,596.00
Tax 38,858. 18
Total $758,454. 18
ri-State Construction, Inc. Alternate A $512,567.50
959 - 108 Avenue NE Tax 27,678.65
Bellevue, WA 98004 BB, AA, EEO Total $540,246. 15
Alternate B $497,432.50
Tax 26,861.38
Total $524,293.86
Engineers ' Estimate $463,061.00
Tax 25,005.29
Total $488,066.29
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 8-7-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Cancelled - August Meel ing CLYMER Council Chambers
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Wed. 8-9 7:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. Review Appeal Renton Hill
Thurs.8-10 4:30 p.m. of of Rezone
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 8-8 4:30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. Water Quality Study &
Wed. 8-9 4:30 p.m. I May Creek Drainage funding.--
Review
unding -Review plans Burnett Ave.
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 8-14 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 8-14 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION Thurs. 8-10 12:00 noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Rm. Possible extension SR-515, S. 7th
Street Vacation, certifica ion
state street routes
Aviation Tues. 8-22 12:00 noo "
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
July 31, 1978
(No Council Meeting)
BUILDING PERMITS
6076 4,000 H. Chambers 1609 Blaine Remodel Balcony
6077 21,500 Boeing Co Renton Plant Const. Penthouse
6078 2,400 Dave Meldrum 617 Morris Enclose Porch
.r 6079 2,526 W. Barilleaux 201 Union Inst. Carport
6080 10,500 Raymond Leahy 431 Burnett Remodel Duplex
6081 2,000 Leo Hyatt 662 Blaine Const. Carport
6082 1,000 Water Bed Warehouse 2810 Sunset Inst. Walls
6083 70,000 Jack Ring 2413 Meadow Const. Res.
6084 60,000 Mr. Dick Ross 515 3rd Const. Res.
6085 3,000 Gene O'Farrell 629 Cedar Alter Unit #102
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1584 Guinn Construction 2319 Talbot Con. Sewer
1585 Guinn 2313 Talbot Con. Sewer
1586 Guinn 2307 Talbot Con. Sewer
1587 Gene O'Farrell 629 Cedar Repair Curb
FyECTRICAL PERMITS
7310 3,115 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Inst. Table
7311 2,305 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Inst. Ovens
7312 75,000 Boeing Co. Renton Plant Misc. Work
7313 1,046 Parkwood Homes 2111 Monterey Wire Res.
7314 865 Parkwood Homes 1919 22nd Wire Res.
7315 962 Parkwood Homes 2211 Monterey Wire Res.
7316 865 Parkwood Homes 2117 Monterey Wire Res.
7317 6,000 A & H Stores 2820 Sunse, Wire Shop
7318 50 Mortenson Const. 3000 4th Inst. Temp. Serv.
7319 50 Waterfront Rest. 1011 W. Perimeter "
7320 50 Nat' l Const. Burnett & 2nd Inst. Temp. Serv.
7321 50 Parkwood Homes 2118 Monterey Inst. Temp. Serv.
7322 50 Packwood Homes 2117 Monterey Inst. Temp. Serv.
7323 50 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Inst. "
7324 50 Earlington Properties 15 Grady Wy "
7325 50 Herr Homes 3406 Park Inst. "
7326 50 Paul McCarthy 1117 33rd Inst. "
7327 50 Brown/Strand 3703 Meadow Inst. "
7328 350 Dave Latimer 909 Langston Inst. AMP Serv.
7329 43, 110 Duane Wells 451 10th Wire Office
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6206 120 Dwayne Horky 416 Renton Ave. Inst. Heater
6207 40,000 Albertsons 4621 Sunset Inst. Furnace
6208 810 Parkwood Homes 1919 22nd Inst. Furnace
6209 1, 597 Parkwood Homes 2110 Monterey Inst. Fix.
6210 2, 150 Chuck Wiehoff 1706 Kennewick Inst. Fix.
6211 900 Guinn Const. 2307 Talbot Inst. Furnace
6212 900 Guinn Const. 2313 Talbot Inst. Furnace
6213 900 Guinn Const. 2319 Talbot Inst. Furnace
6214 1, 597 Parkwood Homes 2118 Monterey Inst. Fix.
6215 800 Ron Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Inst. Furnace
6216 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1726 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6217 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1750 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6218 1,949 Chas . Henderson 1806 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
Y... 6219 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1819 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6220 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1568 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6221 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1744 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6222 2,485 Chas. Driscoll 3560 4th Inst. Plbg.
6223 3,600 Bartells Co. 700 Powell Remodel Sprinklers
6224 2,500 Group Health 801 16th Inst. Sprinklers
6225 60,000 Benaroya Co. 800 43rd Inst. Fix.
6226 1,500 Benaroya Co. 600 43rd Underground Sewer
6227 300 Murray Peck 4106 24th Inst. Gas Pipe
SIGN PERMIT
658 200 Henderson Homes 2624 16th Inst. Sign
REVOCABLE PERMIT
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Aug. 7, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6086 39,000 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6087 300 M B Wagner 1026 28th Enclose Carport
6088 500 Dessie McCurley 3605 Talbot Const. Porch
6089 45,000 Floyd Hewitt 1806 27th Const. Res.
6090 2,200 R. Kappenman 201 Union Inst. Carport
6091 1,805 Floyd McKenney 201 Union Inst. Awning
6092 1,000 Shirley Burnham 1402 34th Const. Foundation
6093 39,000 Parkwood Homes 2108 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6094 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2106 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6095 44,000 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6096 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2103 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6097 43,000 Parkwood Homes 2109 Aberdeen Const. Rear.
6098 1,000 Pac. NW Bell 3408 4th Extend Office
6099 40,000 Michael Mastro 3815 4th Const. Foundations
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1588 W. Valley Const. 3103 17th Inst. Curb-Drvwy.
1589 W. Valley Const. 1706 Lk Youngs Inst. Curb "
1590 W. Valley Const. 3115 17th Inst. Curb "
1591 W. Valley Const. 3109 17th Inst. Curb "
1592 Delta Finance 4311 Sunset Inst. Drvwy Approach
1593 Parkwood Homes 2211 Monterey Inst. Sewer
1594 Parkwood Homes 2117 Monterey Inst. Sewer
1595 Parkwood Homes 2111 Monterey Inst. Sewer
1596 Parkwood Homes 2110 Monterey• Inst. Sewer
1597 Parkwood Homes 2007 22nd Inst. Sewer
1598 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Inst. Sewer -...�
1599 Parkwood Domes 1919 22nd Inst. Sewer
1600 R. Undsderfer 411 Cedar Con. Sewer
1601 Pac. Car & Foundry 4th & Factory Sidewalk Repair
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7330 1,000 Lockard Const. 308 Langston Wire Res.
7331 250 Earl Bean 4205 19th Increase Serv.
7332 50 Loveless/Powell 4621 Sunset Temp. Service
7333 162.50 Beadle 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
7334 980 Parkwood Homes 2104 Aberdeen Wire Res.
7335 1,004 Parkwood Homes 2110 Aberdeen Wire Res.
7336 937 Parkwood Homes 2105 Aberdeen Wire=Res.
7337 980 Parkwood Homes 2114 Monterey Wire Res.
7338 980 Parkwood Homes 2118 Monterey Wire Res.
7339 942 Parkwood Homes 2210 Monterey Wire Res.
7340 937 Parkwood Homes 2007 22nd Wire Res.
7341 1,004 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Wire Res.
7342 1,004 Parkwood Homes 2110 Monterey Wire Res.
7343 185 Don Brown 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6228 600 Dave Cartwright 1809 Aberdeen Inst. Furnace
6229 1,289 Chas. Henderson 1800 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6230 1,289 Chas. Henderson 1812 Ferndale Inst. Fix.
6231 2,500 Mark Atkinson 1566 Vashon Inst. Fix.
6232 813 Lockard Const. 308 Langston Inst. Furnace
6233 768 Parkwood Homes 2007 22nd Inst. Furnace
6234 836 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Inst. Furnace
6235 65 Shirley Burnham 1402 34th Floor Drain
6236 1,480 Victor Beach 674 Shelton Inst. Fix.
6237 1,485 Victor Beach 680 Shelton Inst. Fix.
6238 49,816 D. Wells & V. Bain 451 10th Inst. Fix.
6239 836 Parkwood Homes 2001 Monterey Inst. Furnace
6240 836 Parkwood Homes 2001 22nd Inst. Furnace
SIGN PERMITS
659 300 Gary Hostetler 914 Harrington Inst. Reader Board
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
August 14, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
Administration
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign LID 297 contract documents
_. Mayor information re airport director appointment
City Clerk research records re outstanding fees or filing of documents
City Clerk-Certification of State Highway Routes
City Attorney and *Insurance Carrier
*Claim for damages, Brian K. Forgaard
Easement re Pacific NW Bell
Public Safety Committee
Fire station construction for review.
Commercial vehicles parking on residential streets
Public Works Director
Certification of State Highway Routes
Ways and Means Committee
Earlington Park award of contract
.-- Collision insurance on fire vehicles
Funding Fire Dept. 100' Aerial Ladder
Acquisition of Petermeyer Property (Mill Ave. So. )
Appointments Board of Adjustment
Funding Aerial Photographs
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
August 14, 1978 Council Chambers
Monday, 8: 00 P .M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE Y. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE, THOMAS W. TRIMM.
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CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; DAN .KELLOGG, Asst. City Attorney; GWEN
IN ATTENDANCE MARSHALL, Finance Director; MAXINE MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk;
WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Direcotr; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; JOHN WESLEY, Parks Director; Jim Bourasa,
Police Dept. Rep.
F
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle; ERIC PRYNE, Seattle Times.
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MINUTE APPROVAL Councilman Stredicke requested amendment to Page 3 for the
information requested from the Mayor to the Ways and Means
Committee re the appointment of airport director; if the position C
had been announced openly or advertised, salary involved in the
recommendation and whether full or part-time job. Also requested
verification of Heather Downs LID 297 location, cost and
design that were previously approved by the council at the public
hearing. (See later discussion) MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY _ l
TO ADOPT THE MINUTES OF AUGUST 7, 1978 AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING
Councilman Trimm left the ,Council Chambers due to conflict of interest.
Vacation - Portion Mr. Tom Cook, owner of Milmanco, reported that he had met with
of So. 7th St. Puget Power to try and resolve problems associated with possible
(Cont. from street vacation. In talking with Bill Arthur of Puget Power it
8/7/78) was suggested that the vacation of So. 7th St. start at 60 feet
east of the west Milmanco property line. Councilwoman Thorpe
inquired as to position of buildings to property line, requirements
for set back. Mr. Gonnason, Public Works Director, explained
location of building to the property line. Mr. Ericksen, Planning
Director, noted that there are no set back requirements. Councilman
Stredicke inquired as to ownership of property between present
Burnett St. and the owners property line. Gonnason explained
property is owned by the City and is proposed for a park development.
Councilman Stredicke then suggested tailoring down of the proposed
street vacation. Gonnason noted council can vacate all of So. 7th
with the exception of the area lying within 60 ft. of the Test
property line. Councilman Shane inquired as to property owned by
Puget Power and the utilities now in that area. Mr. Gonnason
explained all utilities are within So. 30 ft. The existing ashpalt
road appears to be about 30 ft. in width and has been opened and
used by the public for a period in excess of seven years, which
is required to give the public the right to use it. Shane questioned
parking. Mr. Gonnason explained that the amount required by ordinance
was present. Councilman Clymer inquired about area to be developed by
the city. Mr. Gonnason explained it was a possible alternative to
provide access to Milmanco property. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired
about zoning. Ericksen noted L-1 zoning on both sides of So. 7th.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO CLOSE THE HEARING. Roll Call .
Aye-Perry, Stredicke, Shinpoch, Shane; No-Clymer, Thorpe. 4 Aye's,
2 No's. MOTION CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired if the city
could vacate street, but retain as property. Asst. City Attorney,
Dan Kellogg, said he would research. Councilman Clymer inquired re
acquisition of property for SR 515. Mr. Gonnason noted the city has
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Public Hearing - Cont
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Vacation- the guardianship of the public's right to use as a street and
Portion of an easement; that the recommendation is to reserve the full
So. 7th St.- 30 ft. for the use of locating utilities allowing Puget Power
Cont. surface use. Motion by Shane to vacate the street. Motion
failed. *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH THAT STREET BE
VACATED FROM 60 FEET EASTERLY OF THE WEST PROPERTY LINE OF
rw MILMANCO, THAT THE VACATION FEE BE ESTABLISHED AT z THE ASSESSED
VALUATION AND UTILITY EASEMENTS BE RETAINED AS RECOMMENDED. Moved
by Thorpe motion be tabled until a report is made from the City
1 Attorney as to the city rights to the property. Motion failed.
Roll Call : Aye-Clymer, Perry, Stredicke, Shinpoch, Shane; No-
Thorpe. 5 Aye, 1 No. *MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Trimm returned to Council Chambers .
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Renton Hill Councilman Clymer left Council Chambers due to conflict of interest.
Rezone Jim Irwin, Attorney, Transamerica Development Co. 1000 Norton Bldg.
requested opportunity to make an oral argument re appeal of
Hearing Examiner's decision on the Renton Hill rezone. Robert
McBeth, 1906 Rolling Hills Ave. SE, Attorney for Renton Hill
Community Assn. asked to speak. Planning and Development
Committee Chairman Perry explained notices of committee meeting
were sent to all parties of record. Asst. City Attorney, Kellogg
suggested that the council hear from both parties limiting the
0 �� amount of debate by setting a time limit and the Planning and
i Development Committee report be distributed. Reports were
circulated to those present.
Recess °o MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO RECESS, 8:55 P.M. CARRIED.
o U.: Reconvened at 9:10 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present
0 as previously listed.
Wu MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO SUSPEND RULES AND HEAR AT THIS
TIME THE HEARING EXAMINER DECISION, APPEAL, AND PLANNING AND
o DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT RE RE14TON HILL REZONE. CARRIED.
U �
Subject before the council Hearing Examiner' s decision of July 12,
1978 re application by City of Renton for rezone R-3 to R-1 for
+12. 1 acres property in the area of the westside of Renton Hill ,
between power line right-of-way and South 7th and FAI 405. Appeal
filed by Transamerica Development Co. The Hearing Examiner's decision,
findings and conclusions, and appeawere reviewed by the Planning
and Development Committee and a recommendation prepared.
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� Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented report
recommending the Council concur in the findings of the Hearing
u 'T Examiner as modified, and that the council approve reclassification
w o of the three subject properties from R-3 to R-1 and the matter be
referred to the Ways and Means Committee for the proper ordinances.
0 The Committee report recommended modification of Hearing Examiner
�- �� conclusion #9 to read as follows:"The natural constraints of the
U site indicate that a PUD would be a possible and economically
profitable approach to development of the site."*MOVED BY STREDICKE,
0 ? SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
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Jim Irwin, Attorney, Transamerica Development Co. , commented on
appeal filed on the Hearing Examiner's decision. Following discussion
Mr. Irwin claimed Transamerica feels that there is no credible
evidence to support the Hearing Examiner's findings and decision.
Robert McBeth, Attorney, Renton Hill Community Association, claimed
Hearing Examiner's decision is supported by substantial evidence to
support the change of zoning on Renton Hill . Councilman Stredicke
inquired about comprehensive plan for that area widening of the street.
Mr. Erickson, Planning Director, noted the comprehensive plan shows
the area as single family residential with the exception of Mill Ave. So.
Councilman Perry inquired about school transportation in the area.
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Audience Comment - Cont.
Renton Hill Mr. McBeth noted the younger children go up the hill and older
Rezone-Cont. children down the hill to catch the school bus. Councilman Shane
noted the area is residential , that the streets are not capable of
high density traffic and the city has the right to make certain
requirements. Councilwoman Thorpe asked Mr. Irwin to explain his
use of the words "credible evidence". Mr. Irwin noted the meaning
as substantial evidence. Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record
the action that the committee has recommended does not make a
PUD mandatory, but even though we don't put that kind of stipulation
on the property, it is important to know that the committee is not
disagreeing with statements made by the examiner. ,Asst. City
Attorney Kellogg confirmed for the record that at the committee
meeting there was no discussion by either party outside the presence
of the other. Roll Call ; All Ayes. *MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE TO RECESS 9:55 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 10:05 P.M. Roll Call : All Council members present
as previously listed.
OLD BUSINESS
May Creek Community Services Chairwoman Thorpe presented report that the
Drainage May Creek Drainage Plan is proceeding with funding from other
Plan sources. Councilman Shane inquired as to why this subject had
not been referred to the utilities committee. Upon discussion
by council it was explained that this is a community project and
council had made the previous referral to the Community Services
Committee. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE gnaw
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
208 Areawide Community Services Committee report recommended council approval
Water Quality of 208 Areawide Water Quality Plan formal statement. MOVED BY
Plan THORPE, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Earlington MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO REMOVE EARLINGTONIPARK BID OPENING.
Park FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED. August 4, 1978 bid opening,
two bids received; Earlington Park Construction. Park Board
recommended award of contract to Graham Landscape Co. Low bid
hid in the amount of $26,139.20. Community Services Committee
report recommended the council authorize awarding of the bid and
transfer of funds as requested. Moved by Clymer, Second Thorpe
to concur in committee recommendation. Substitute Motion: MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO AMEND THE MOTION AND REFER TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Councilman Shane inquired as to financing.
Mayor Delaurenti explained the money received from County for this
project. Councilwoman Thorpe noted the moeny has been drawn from
other projects that would not be completed this year. Mr. John
Webley, Parks Director, explained projects that money would come
from. Councilwoman Shinpoch inquired if the area people had been
notififed of developments and changes made. Mr. Webley noted they
were aware. MOTION CARRIED.
Main Fire Station Councilman Stredicke inquired as to reports requested last week
from Administration re main fire station, and appointment of
Airport Director part-time airport director. Mayor noted the fire station report
Appointment was completed and distributed and report would be forthcoming
on the appointment. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE THAT FIRE
STATION REPORT AND MATTER BE REFERRED TO PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
FOR REVIEW AND REPORT UNTIL COMPLETION OF PROJECT. CARRIED.
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Certification of Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented report
State Highway recommending that Certification of State Highway Routes within
Routes corporate limits of Renton be referred to the City Clerk and
the Public Works Director for administrative purposes.
Transportation Councilwoman Shinpoch noted recent committee meetings, in particular
Committee Meeting extension of SR 515 which concluded that the Transportation Committee
(Ext. SR 515) needs to coordinate with Community Services Committee and Park Board
for any plans the city may have for the South Renton Property and
noted people in that area are applying for low interest federal loans
to rehabilitate homes. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired if SR 515 exten-
sion was on the State 6 Year Street Plan at this time. Mr. Gonnason
noted not at this time.
Award of Contract Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented report recommending
LID #297 award of contract, LID #297, Heather Downs Sanitary Sewer Project
Heather Downs to C. Ed Bowen Construction Co. in the total amount of $503,577.76.
Sanitary Sewer Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign contract documents. Councilman
Stredicke requested response to previous questions whether costs,
location, and design are as originally approved at public hearing.
He also inquired if the J & K Development and the possible extension
of Leisure Estates would be utilizing the project. Mr. Gonnason
noted that location, design, and construction were as approved
by council and a report was being prepared to include allocation
of cost, which would be reduced as developers will be paying part
of the cost. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Appointment *Moved by Shane, Second Trimm to confirm part-time airport director
Part-time appointment. Councilman Perry noted appointment was in Committee
Airport Director awaiting information re rate of pay and how many hours the director
would be working. Mayor added it would be part-time. Motion by
Thorpe to table motion pending report of committee. Motion
failed. Councilwoman Shinpoch noted that there was no objection
to nominee, but awaiting additional information only. Councilman
Stredicke added that council has not been able to meet with the
individual . Roll Call : Aye-Shane, Trimm; No-Clymer, Perry, Thorpe,
Stredicke, Shinpoch. 2 Ayes, 5 No. *Motion failed.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3239 Ways and Means Committee report recommended First reading of
Amending Time Ordinance amending time and place of council meetings. MOVED BY
and Place STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
(Removel of CARRIED. Second and final reading of an ordinate of the City
11:00 Curfew) amending Section 1-503 of Title 1 (administrative) of Ordinance
no. 1628 entitled "Code of General Ordinances of the City of
Renton" relating to time and place of city council meetings. MOVED
BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call :
Aye-Thorpe, Stredicke, Shinpoch, Shane, Trimm; No-Clymer, Perry.
MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2205 Resolution was read amending city of Renton Resolutions #1.616,
Adopting Forward 1624, and 1754 to change Item 23 to read "SR•-515 Phase II (Puget
Thrust Project Dr. S. to S. city limits) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH
Listing Change TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
.... Voucher Approval The Ways and Means Committee report recommended council approval
of vouchers nos. 19172 thru no. 19420 (machine voids 19167-19171)
in the total amount of $510,108.42 as previously approved by
department certification as to receipt of goods or services.
Also includes payment of LID #297 Warrants: Revenue #R-6 $1,235.56,
Cash #C-7 $35,56, Cash #C-8 $1,200.00; LID J02 Warrants: Revenue #R--21
$1,903.21, Cash C-44 $1,534. 10, Cash .0-45 $369. 11; LID 307 Warrants:
Revenue #R-1 $85,359.31, Cash C-1 $75.90, Cash C-2 $85,283.41. MOVED
BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN VOUCHER APPROVAL RFCOMMENDATIONS.
CARRIED.
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Outstanding Ways and Means Committee report recommended the City Clerk research
Fees and records for all outstanding fees and persons be notified that they
Documents have 30 days from the date of the memo to comply or it will be
referred back to the Council for reconsideration. Moved by Shinpoch,
Second Stredicke to concur in committee recommendation. Motion by
Shane that city pay of their outstanding obligations in 30 days.
Motion failed for lack of second. Councilman Perry noted for the maw
record that 30 days commences from the day the notice is mailed out.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH THAT CITY CLERK
RESEARCH RECORDS RE ANY OUTSTANDING FEES OR FILING OF DOCUMENTS
(Right-of-way or easement) PEOPLE BE NOTIFIED THAT WITHIN 30 DAYS
OF THE NOTIFICATION THE MATTER WILL BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE COUNCIL
FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONTINUE
PAST 11:00 P.M. CARRIED.
Acquisition Ways and Means Committee report recommended council concurrence
of Property in the Finance Director' s recommendation to appropriate $10,000 from
Mill Ave. So. the Street Vacation Fund to add to the budgeted amount of $13,500
for acquisition of the Petermeyer Property (Mill Ave. So. Property)
refer to Ways and Means Committee for transfer resolution. MOVED
BY TRIMM, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Collision Ways and Means Committee report recommended council concurrence
Insurance in the Finance Director's recommendation relative to funding
Fire Vehicles the collision insurance for fire vehicles. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION AND REFER
TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
Appointments Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended reappointment to the
Board of Board of Adjustment of Francis A. Holman and Gary E. Smith for
Adjustment four-year terms to be effective to September 6, 1982. Refer
to Ways and Means Committee.
Claim for Damages: Claim for damages submitted by Briar K. Forgaard, alleging police
Brian K. Forgaard brutality. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Funding Request from Gwen Marshall , Finance Director, for additional
Aerial funding of $508.75 for Aerial Photographs of theCity. Refer to
Photographs Ways and Means Committee.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AS
PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Pacific NW Bell Letter from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, recommended
Easement the 10 ft. wide easement along the west boundary of the City owned
property on Lind Ave. SW be granted to Pacific NW Bell as a non-
exclusive easement for utilities and the Mayor and Cid Clerk
be authorized to sign said easement. Councilman Perry requested
City Attorney for written opinion to the Utilities Committee as
to whether the city can assess a fee on this request. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Funds for Letter from Richard Geissler, Chief Renton Fire Department, requested
100' Aerial the amount of $111,073.24 be transferred from Account 1698 for the
Ladder purpose of payment of one 100' Aerial Ladder. MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND PERRY TO REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER
RESOLUTION FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS. CARRIED.
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Surplus Letter from Gwen Marshall , Director of Finance, recommended council
Restaurant declare unneeded restaurant equipment from Renton Municipal Bldg.
Equipment as surplus with monies received to be placed in the Senior Citizen
Construction Fund. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Commercial Councilman Stredicke noted complaints about commerical vehicles
Vehicles parking on city streets and that commercial vehicles over 22 tons
Parking on should not be permitted to park on residential streets. MOVED BY
Residential STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE THAT MATTER OF COMMERICAL VEHICLES
Streets PARKING ON RESIDENTIAL STREETS BE REFERRED TO PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Longacres Motion by Shane to place 2% tax on Longacres. Motion failed.
Tax Discussion followed re taxes and city budget.
City Openings Councilman Perry noted that council has only turned down one
vacancy appointment. After discussion, MOVED BY PERRY,SECOND CLYMER
COUNCIL RECIND REQUIREMENT FOR WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO
REVIEW PERSONNEL VACANCIES WHEN THE POSITION IS LISTED IN THE
BUDGET. CARRIED.
Adjournment MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO ADJOURN. 11:30 P.M. CARRIED.
Maxine E. Motor, Deputy City Clerk
August 14 978
BID TABUL. AT tON SHEET
PRO J EC T • EARL I NGTON PARK
DAT F- • August 4, 1978
BIDDER 51D
Gerald Edlund Associates Base Bid: $26,564.00
15 Grady Way Tax: 1,434.46
Renton, WA 98055 AA,BB,EEO,MBE Total: $27,998.46
Graham Landscape Co. Base Bid: $24,800.00
2816 162nd Ave. SE Tax: 1,339.20
Bellevue WA 98008 AA BB EEO MBE Total: $26,139.20
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9XP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 8/14/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL: WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO JI 9167 — 19171
CURRENT $831728148
PARK$ $37185$484
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ARTERIAL STREETS $21336176
$TREETS $90954410
LIBRARY *5079400
COMP EMP TR ACT $14892417
ANTI.RECESSION $11056#48
STREET FORWARD THRUST $21898117
MAIN FIRE STA• CQNST• $20161140
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST $2330 &06100
WATERWORKS UTILITY $79026113$
AIRPORT $71822118.
1975 W & S CONSTRWCTION $6951
TA6BOT PUMP STA CONST •161 $56124
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $131098144
FIREMANIS PENSION $141643#83
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $5100108041
WE# THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC16o HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED# DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU• 19172 THROUGH NO• 19420 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $510# 108.42 THI 4T AY OF A ST 1975•
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN • - - MEMBER - - - - - - �i-i�`m:"a •
L. I .D.#297
REVENUE WARRANT NO.,�R-6 51,235.56 MEMBER • w �r
CASH WARRANT NO JC-7 $ 35.56
CASH WARRANT NO JC-8 $10200.00 L. I .D
L. I .D.A`302
REVENUE WARRANT N0.#R-I $85,359.31
REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-21 $1 ,903.21 CASH WARRANT NO JC-I $ 75.90
CASH WARRANT NO JC-44 $1 ,534. 10 CASH WARRANT NO JC-2 $85,283.41
CASH WARRANT NO JC-45 $ 369. 11
cYD CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
M Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 8-14-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
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PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs . 8-1 4 :30 p.m. I PERRY 3rd Floor Conf . Rm. Bitney - Comprehensive
Plan, Eager Appeal
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COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues . 8-15 7 :30 p.m. SEYMOUR -THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. Block Grant Joint Projectsl
Tues . 8-22 4 :30 p.m. Renton Historical Society
request for use of vacated
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 8-21 7 :00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm. fire station. Staff and
City Attorney requested to
be present .
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PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 8-21 7 :00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf . Rm.
TRANSPORTATION Tues . 8-221 12 :00 noon ; SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
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UTILITIES Thurs . 8-171 7 :30 SHANE 4th Floor Conf . Rm.
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Aug. 14 , 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6100 1,000 R. L. Goetz 20 S.W. 7th Inst. Office
6101 500 Jerry Davenport 284 Thomas S.W. Const. Deck
6102 1, 332 Gary Lambiaso 1913 Rolling Hills S.E. Repair )
Garage Doors&Po
6103 1,049 ,180 City of Renton 211 Burnett N. Const. Sr. Citizen
Facility
6104 50 ,000 Mario Gotti 915 High S. Const. Res.
6105 60,000 Jessie Burns 2007 N.E. 12th Const. Res.
6106 10 ,000 William Riva Jr. 3619 Lk. Wn. Bl. N. Const. Add.
6107 10 ,200 Puget Sound Pwr. 700 Blk. SW 16th Const. Sub-Sta.
& Light
6108 8,000 Robt. Thornberg 715 Lind S.W. Struc. Repairs
6109 400 Jack Greene 2812 N.E. 12th Encl. Carports
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1602 J. Benaroya Co. 600 , 800 , 1000 Inst. San. Sewer
SW 43rd St.
1603 E. W. Price 402 Lind N.W. Conn. Side Sewer
1604 E. W. Price 408 Lind N.W. Conn. Side Sewer
1605 E. W. Price 410 Lind N.W. Conn. Side Sewer
1606 Curtis Christopherson
1613 S. 27th Inst. Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
I
7344 8, 712 Pac. N.W. Bell 300 S.W. 7th Inst. outlets
7345 200 C&M Inv. 3815 N.E. 4th Inst. Temp. Svcs
7346 1,200 Guinn Const. 2319 Talbot Cr. Dr. S. Wire Re
7347 1,200 Guinn Const. 2313 Talbot Cr. Dr. S. Wire Res. �l
7348 1,200 Guinn Const. 2307 itif Wire Res.
7349 250 Ralph Shafar 1709 S.E. 29th Wire Addition
7350 400 Wm. Riva Jr. 3619 Lk.Wn. N. Wire Addition &
Replace svc.
_ 7351 195 Leisure Estates 201 Union S.E. H/V Mobile Home
7352 600 Dean Bitney 201 Union S.E. Wire Stor. Bldg.
7353 100 B.K. Cyphers 201 Union S.E. Conn. Mobile Home
7354 200 Ed Tasca 3936 Park N. Wire Swim. Pool
7355 1,000 Victor Beech 674 Shelton N.E. Wire res.
7356 11000 Victor Beech 680 Shelton N.E. Wire res.
7357 Renton School Nelson Mid. Sch. Inst. drop cords
Distr. 2403 Jones So. & wiring to kiln
7358 245 Renton School Hillcrest Elem. duplex recept.
Distr. 1800 Index N.E.
7359 50 Renton Dodge 20 S.W. 7th Temp. Svc.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6241 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1502 Ferndale S.E. Inst.Plbg. &Fix
6242 3, 500 De Groot 609 Moses Ln. Inst. Fixt.
6243 900 Beach Const. 674 Shelton N.E. Inst. Furnace
6244 900 Beach Const. 680 Shelton N.E.
6245 1,745 Parkwood Homes 2114 Monterey Inst. Plbg.
Court S.E.
6246 1,745 Parkwood Homes 2210 Monterey Inst. Plbg.
Court S.E.
6247 1, 750 Shenandoah Greystone 426 Stevens N.E. Inst. Plbg.
6248 1,500 Herb Nissen 5201 Ripley Ln. N. Inst. Plbg.
6249 1,949 Chas. Henderson 1508 Ferndale SE Inst. Plbg.
6250 875 Shenandoah 420 Stevens NW Inst. Furn.
SIGN PERMITS
660 200 Dean Bitney 201 Union S.E. Inst. Pole Sign
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
August 21 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
Administration
Complaint by Downtown Merchants
r..r.
City Attorney
Letter to Hearing Examiner re Renton Hill Rezone and subject of PUD
Rules instead of ordinances governing council meetings
Water system inter-ties
Condemnation of property
Planning Commission
Change in Shoreline Master Program
Planning and Development Committee
Letter & petition re environmental impact of planned & future housing
developments in Renton
Proposed Policies Element statement of Comprehensive Plan
Petition opposing Highgate sanitary sewer extension
Public Safety Committee
Fire protection southeast quadrant of city
Public Works Director
Dispostion of city owned property & pumping station
Authorized to sign METRO sewer plans
Senior Center Building Advisory Committee
Donations for Senior Citizen' s Center
Utilities Committee
Letter re requirements to hook-up to sanitary sewers
Color coding fire hydrants
Ways and Means Committee
Rules instead of ordinances governing council meetings
Water system inter-ties
METRO Sewer Plans
Funds for Petermeyer Property (Mill Ave. So. ) and Aerial Photographs
Renton Hill Rezone
Earlington Park transfer of funds
Funds for Senior Citizen's Center
Public hearing Sept. 18 - Comprehensive Plan
Appointment Airport Director
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
August 21 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Municipal Building
•M. I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C.J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
now
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE Y . PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F.
SHANE, THOMAS W. TRIMM.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DAN KELLOGG, Asst. City Attorney;
IN ATTENDANCE GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; MAXINE MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk;
WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief;
HUGH DARBY, Police Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilman Perry requested addition of the entire Planning and
Development Committee report be attached to August 14, 1978 Minutes
re Renton Hill Rezone-Page 2. Also recess listed on page 2 should
not include Councilman Clymer as being present due to conflict of
interest re subject matter, returning after recess 10:05, page 3.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY THAT COMPLETE COMMITTEE REPORT
BE ATTACHED AS A PERMANENT RECORD OF AUGUST 14, 1978 MINUTES. CARRIED.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE MINUTES OF AUGUST 14, 1978
AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING
Vacation Portion This being the date set and proper notices having been posted, mom
of NE 14th published, and mailed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing
to consider closure of a portion of 14th Ave. NE, petitioned by
(West of Hazel W. Chenaur, Mr. George Rusk, and Mr. Del Bennett. Letter
Edmonds Ave. read from Mr. Warren Gonnason, Chairman Board of Public Works,
NE) stating present and future city street circulation does not require
this portion of NE 14th St. ; a utility easement over the northerly
60 ft. is required; recommended vacation of the entire portion of
NE 14th; vacation subject to sufficient ingress and egress for fire
and emergency vehicles; and value of the property should be set a',
$.50 per sq. ft. Councilman Stredicke inquired re approval of
proposed plat and planning for fire access. Mr. Warren Gonnason
noted plat has been approved and fire access was consideration of
Hearing Examiner; who concluded no need for NE 14th. Councilman
Clymer inquired if Hazel Chenaur would be landlocked. Mr. Gonnason
noted technically she would not be landlocked, because of the request
to not include 30 ft. strip. Councilman Shane inquired proposed
development in that area and width of easement to be reserved.
Mr. Gonnason noted area probably would be developed with access to
NE 16th and recommendation of a 60 ft. wide easement. Mr. Mike Hanis,
759 Dayton NE, Attorney for applicant Chenaur, asked council not to
concur in recommendation to vacate whole north 60 ft. Mr. George Rusk,
1401 Edmonds Ave. NE, opposed amount of assessment and problem with
blackberry patch and parking in that area. Mr. Gonnason modified
recommendation so as not to leave Chenaur property landlocked.
Councilwoman Thorpe inquired as to plat approval and how amount of
assessment was figured. Mr. Gonnason explained preliminary plat
approval and county assessor' s appraised value. Councilman Stredicke
inquired about zoning in that area. Gordon Ericksen, Planning Dept. ,
noted various single and multi-family zoning. Councilwoman Shinpoch
inquired as to leaving upper 30 ft. open to Mr. Rusk's property.
Mr. Gonnason explained alternatives and that other property owners
could purchase that property. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired about
intended use of the property if vacated. Mr. Hanis noted construction
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Vacation Portion in conjunction with duplex zoning, adding that city has never
of NE 14th incurred any expense in re to street as it has been left vacant
and unkept. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE TO CLOSE THE
PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE
THAT VACATION AS PROPOSED BE DENIED. Substitute Motion by
Clymer, Second Perry to delay action on vacation until Mr. Bennett's
final plat is fled. Roll Call : Aye - Clymer, Perry, Shinpoch;
No - Tho►l�pe,. Stredicke, Shane, Trimm. 3 Aye' s, 4 No' s. Motion
failed. Councilman Clymer noted loss of filing fee by the petitioner
for the street vacation. AMENDMENT TO THE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND
STREDICKE THAT $100 FILING FEE BE REFUNDED TO THE APPLICANT. CARRIED.
*ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED TO DENY STREET VACATION.
AUDIENCE COMMENT
Vacation Portion Mike Hanis, 759 Dayton NE, explained his original request for vacation
NE 14th of NE 14th and requested that portion be approved.
Introduction Councilman Stredicke introduced Tom Larson, Scout, working on
communication merit badge to become an Eagle Scout.
OLD BUSINESS
Eager Short Plat MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO SUSPEND RULES AND HEAR AT THIS
TIME THE HEARING EXAMINER, DECISION, APPEAL, AND PLANNING AND
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE REPORT RE EAGER SHORT PLAT. CARRIED.
Subject before the council : Hearing Examiner' s decision of
July 21, 1978 re Russell Eager application for short plat 186-78
located approximately 150 ft. south of the southeast corner of
Powell Ave. SW and SW LangstonRoad. Applicant requested approval
of a proposed 4-lotshort plat and an exception to the Subdivision
Ordinance to allo 'two 20 ft. pipestems to provide access to
separate rear loll?: Hearing Examiner decision: approval of short
plat with 50 ft.' -`right-of-way. Appeal filed by Don E. Weitkamp,PH.D.
of Moore and Moore Realty. The Hearing Examiner' s decision, findings
and conclusiops`, and appeal were reviewed by the Planning and
Development Committee and a recommendation prepared. Planning
and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented report recommending
the Council concur in the recommendation of the Hearing Examiner.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Renton Hill Councilman Clymer left the Council Chambers due to conflict of
Rezone interest. Councilman Perry, Chairman Planning and Development
Committee requested letter from Mr. Rick Beeler, Hearing Examiner,
be read re Renton Hill Rezone, questioning intent of Committee' s
recommendation and Council ' s action re PUD in the Renton Hill Rezone
at August 14, 1978 Council meeting. Councilman Perry requested
discussion by council re future and present considerations for a
PUD in the area rezoned. Councilman Shane noted intent was R-1,
single-family residental . Councilwoman Thorpe noted PUD can mean
single-family development, does not necessarily mean other than
single-family development; the ordinance stipulates it has to be
compatible and allows for city and community involvement in the
decision. Asst. City Attorney, Dan Kellogg, noted that council
action does not imply that a PUD is an inappropriate means of
development, just not required. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE
THAT THE MATTER BE CLARIFIED TO THE HEARING EXAMINER IN A LETTER
FROM THE CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED. Councilman Clymer returned to
Council Chambers.
Appointment Ways and Means Committee report was read recommending council
Part-Time concurrence in the Mayor's appointment of Mr. Louie Gebenini as
Airport part-time Airport Director. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY TO
Director CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke
noted for the record his objection that position was not advertised.
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Block Grant Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe submitted for
Programs information only summary of Block Grant Programs currently
in process within the City. Councilman Perry inquired as to
the members of the Housing and Community Development 1979
Citizens' Advisory Committee residing within city limits.
Councilwoman Thorpe noted committee members are citizens
of the city, mainly from within the core area.
Joint Projects- Community Services Committee report recommended council concurrence
Block Grant on a priority basis for proposed joint project funding by the
Housing and Community Development Block Grant Program: Cedar River
Trail System, Neighborhood Strategy Area Program, Green River
Basin Program, Cascade Neighborhood Park, and East Valley Good
Neighbor Center. After discussion MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Shoreline Master Community Services Committee report was read which recommended
Program request of Port Quendall (Don Norman) for change in the Shoreline
Master Program be referred to the Planning Commission. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN COMMITEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Fire Protection Councilwoman Thorpe noted previous agreement with Fire Distr. 40
Southeast of and questioned the ability of the city to cover the expanding
City southeast end of the city. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE
THAT MATTER OF FIRE PROTECTION IN THE SOUTHEAST QUADRANT OF THE
CITY BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
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Senior Citizens ^ Councilwoman Thorpe noted that there are citizens who would like
Center Funding�J to contribute to funding and development of the Senior Citizen' s
Donations Center. Councilman Stredicke questioned a member from the Senior
a: Center, instead of the city, handle his matter and possible raise
ci money for the center. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE THAT
CONSIDERATION OF THE SENIOR CENTER FUND BE REFERRED TO THE SENIOR
U w CENTER BUILDING ADVISORY COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Street z Councilwoman Thorpe suggested review of present city procedures re
Vacations U city street vacations. Motion by Thorpe that matter of procedures
and conditions be referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Motion
failed for lack of second.
Forward Thrust ' Councilwoman Thorpe noted lack of discussion re Resolution #2205
Projects N �D adopted August 14, 1978 re forward thrust project listing change.
u N Mr. Gonnason explained that the resolution designating SR 515 as
u a forward thrust project enabling Council to use forward thrust
funds on the city' s portion of that project is so desired. Motion
by Thorpe that matter for forward thrust funds be reconsidered
Liand referred back to Ways and Means Committee. Failed for lack
LJ ii of second. Councilman Stredicke noted for the record about three
rL :) months ago he requested information about forward thrust projects
o L and recalled previous listing, because of Seattle' s problems.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO RECESS, 9:55 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 10: 10 P.M. Roll Call : All council members present
as previously listed.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO SUSPEND RULES AND HEAR AT THIS
TIME THE CORRESPONDENCE RE KENNYDALE-HIGHGATE. CARRIED. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO AMEND MOTION AND INCLUDE CORRESPONDENCE
RE PROPOSED POLICIES ELEMENT STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN.
CARRIED.
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Environmental Letter from Mr. Dave Biggar, President, Kennydale Community Club
Impact requesting the City Council to consider area concern to minimize
the adverse environmental impact of currently planned and future
housing developments throughout Renton, especially Kennydale.
Councilman Perry noted Highgate matter and appeal will be before
council September 11. Planning and Development Committee will be
reviewing Thursday, August 24. Mr. Dave Biggar noted for residences
of Kennydale that all interested persons are invited to attend Thurs.
Committee meeting. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO REFER LETTER TO
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Requirements for Letter from Mr. Dave Biggar, President, Kennydale Community Club
Hook-Up to re requirements to ' hook-up' to sanitary sewers. MOVED BY SHANE,
Sanitary Sewers SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Substitute motion by Thorpe to refer to Planning and Development
Committee. Motion failed for lack of second.
Environmental Petition with 93 signatures re environmental impact protesting the
Inpact Petition environmental 'declaration of Non-Significance' as recommended by
the Land Use Hearing Examiner re proposed Highgate Development and
requested public hearing to discuss state of environmental impact.
MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE TO REFER TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Proposed Policies Letter from Joan A. Walker, Chairman Planning Commission presented
Element Statement proposed Policies Element statement of the Comprehensive Plan as
prepared and recommended for adoption by the Planning Commission.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Upon commendation by council Ms. Walker noted
the great deal of time spent by the Planning Commission,staff, and
community.
Request re Councilman Stredicke requested recommendation from the Public Works
City Owned Director on the disposition of city owned property and pumping station
Property on Jones Ave. near 20th St. and plans for use or development.
City Councilman Stredicke complimented the administration for placing
Spending a freeze on the city spending at this time.
Rules and MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE THAT MATTER OF RULES GOVERNING
Ordinances COUNCIL MEETINGS INSTEAD OF ORDINANCES BE REFERRED TO WAYS AND
Governing MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED. MOTION BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO
Council Meetings ALSO REFER SUBJECT TO CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
Water System MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND TRIMM TO SUSPEND RULES AND HEAR AT THIS TIME
Inter-ties THE CORRESPONDENCE RE WATER SYSTEM INTER-TIES WITH KENT AND TUKWILA.
CARRIED. Letter from Warren C. Gonnason, Director of Public Works,
requesting approval of water system inter-ties with Kent and Tukwila
to meet requirements for appropriate fire flow in the Benaroya Business
Park Development on SW 43rd St. Motion by Shane, Second Perry to
concur in recommendation of Public Works Director. Mr. Gonnason
explained facilities will be constructed by the Benaroya Co. , but
will be facilities of the City of Renton, jointly operated by the
cities of Renton, Kent, and Tukwila. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired
as to cost, staff time involved, and who will maintain. Mr. Gonnason
explained request by Benaroya to be reimbursed for part of the
facilities, and will be relatively maintenance free with the agree-
ment providing for the costs to be shared by the city' s involved.
Councilwoman Shinpoch noted request is only for an agreement to be
drawn up. Asst. City Attorney, Kellogg, advised council of implica-
tions of approving agreement without details. Councilman Clymer
inquired if the work had started on the project. Mr. Gonnason noted
detailed plans have been prepared with no construction at this time.
SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER TO MATTER TO
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE WITH CONSULTATION WITH CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
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METRO Sewer Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented report recommending
Plans council concurrence authorizing Public Works Director to certify
sewer plans to METRO. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE TO CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE RECOMENDATION AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR
PROPER LEGISLATION. CARRIED.
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Complaint by Public Safety Committe Chairman Trimm presented report recommending
Downtown complaint filed by businesses not a part of Renton Merchants Assn.
Merchants be referred to the Administration. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE
TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION FOR RESEARCH TO BE DONE RE
COSTS BY THE CITY. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
First Reading:
Funds for Mill Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of Ordinance
Ave. So. Property providing for appropriation of funds for Petermeyer property (Mill
and Aerial Photo- Ave. So. ) and Aerial Photographs. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE
graphs TO REFER BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
First Reading: Councilman Clymer left Council Chambers due to conflict of interest.
Renton Hill Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading of Ordinance
Rezone changing the zoning classifiation of certain properties on Renton Hill
within the City of Renton from Residence District (R-3) to Residence
District (R-1) MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO REFER BACK TO
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2206 Resolution was read to transfer funds to provide for payment of
Funds - 100' 100' Aerial Ladder in the amount of $111,073.24. MOVED BY PERRY,
Aerial Ladder SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2207 Resolution was read that surplus equipment be disposed of in a rr
Surplus manner most advantageous to the city with funds from sales to be
Equipment placed in the Senior Citizen' s Construction Fund. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED.
Resolution #2208 Resolution was read for authorization to certify Sewer Plans to
Metro Sewer Plans METRO. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
AS READ.
Re-appointments The Ways and Means Committee recommended concurrence in the Mayor' s
Board of re-appointment of Francis Holman and Gary Smith to the Board of
Adjustment Adjustment and that council waive the requirement for residence
within the City limits for Gary Smith. Moved by Perry, Second
Clymer to concur in committee recommendation. Councilwoman
Thorpe noted for the record voting against the appointment of
someone outside the city limits. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE
TO TABLE MOTION FOR ONE WEEK. Roll Call : Aye - Clymer, Perry,
Thorpe, Stredicke, Shinpoch, Shane; No - Trimm. MOTION CARRIED.
Earlington Park Ways and Means Committee report recommended award of contract for
Bid Award Earlington Park and a resolution be drafted for transfer of funds .
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION
AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion (adopting motion
follows agenda items) .
Life Safety Letter from Chief Richard Geissler requesting authorization to
Conference attend a Life Safety Conference in Seattle October 23-25, 1978.
Concur.
Union Label Proclamation by Mayor Delaurenti , September 4-10, 1978 as Union
Week Label Week. Concur.
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Funds for Request from Mr. John Webley, Parks and Recreation, for appropriation
Senior Citizen's of $10,000 into the Park Department budget to add to funds granted
Center from the Area Agency on Aging for the purchase of furniture and
equipment for the Senior Citizen's Center. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee for appropriate legislation.
Fernwood, Hearing Examiner decision-approval with conditions of J & F Investment
Preliminary Co. , Fernwood, Preliminary Plat application (file PP-192-78, E-205-78) .
Plat Council approval of Hearing Examiner decision.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO REMOVE THE MATTER OF BITNEY REZONE
FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AS AMENDED.
CARRIED.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO SUSPEND THE RULES AND CONTINUE
MEETING PAST 11:00 P.M. CARRIED.
Bitney Rezone- Councilman Perry noted Bitney rezone request and referrals re
Comprehensive comprehensive plan change or zoning change in area West of Union
Plan - Public Ave. NE near Heather Downs. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH
Hearing PUBLIC HEARING BE HELD SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 FOR THE PURPOSE OF
9/18/78 REVIEWING COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN THE GENERAL AREA OF REZONE REQUEST
FOR POSSIBLE CHANGE OF LAND USE DESIGNATION. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Request for Letter from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, requested
Demolition authority and funds to complete demolition and clean up of 501 SW
Langston Road property. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR
IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Condemnation Letter from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, requested
of Property permission to condemn the necessary right-of-way through Mr.
John Edwards property in re to LID 297 - Heather Downs . MOVED
BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION AND REFER TO
CITY ATTORNEY. CARRIED.
Grant for Letter from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, recommended
Study of High acceptance of Washington Traffic Safety Commission Grant to
Accident study high accident locations involving motor vehicles . MOVED
Locations BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM TO CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Petition- Councilwoman Thorpe presented petition with 20 signatures protesting
Highgate Highgate Development extension of sanitary sewers. Moved by Clymer,
Development- Second Clymer to refer to Utilities Committee. SUBSTITUTE MOTION
Sanitary Sewers BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REFER TO PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED AT 8-24 MEETING. CARRIED.
Color Coding Councilman Stredicke suggested possible color coding of fire hydrants
Fire Hydrants to verify pressure. Moved by Shinpoch, Second Perry to refer to
Public Safety Committee. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY TRIMM, SECOND THORPE
TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Time Begining & Councilman Stredicke requested city clerk record time in council
End of Subject minutes of subjects before the council (whenever possible) .
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New Business - Cont.
Request for Councilman Shane requested study be made for report to State
Renton Area Highway Dept. for clover leaf on 405, on and off ramps
Transportation from Benson-Talbot Road; and a ramp from Maple Valley Road
Study to 3rd Pl . N. ; also review of Renton Area Transportation Study.
MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND TRIMM TO REFER TO TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. �`
Adjournment MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO ADJOURN, 11:55 P.M. CARRIED.
Maxi e E. Motor, Deputy City Clerk
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 8-21-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs . 8-2 7 :30 p.m. I PERRY Council Chambers Hi-gate Appeal
i Renton Historical Society
Request for use of vacated
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues . 8-22 4 :30 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Rm. fire station. Staff and
City Attorney requested to
be present .
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 8-28 7 :00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Rm.
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 8-28 7 :00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Rm.
TRANSPORTATION - Airport Tues . 8-221 12 :00 noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf . Rm. Preliminary Budget
Meet new Director
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OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Aug. 21, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6110 11, 000 Rogar Peterson 1207 Dayton Const . Res.
6111 2 , 936.70 Larry Yates 201 Union Const . Carport
6112 4 , 000 Michael Mastro 3815 4th Const. APT. Compldx
6113 37 , 610 Chas . Henderson 1726 Ferndale Const . Res .
6114 37 , 610 Chas. Henderson 1602 Ferndale Const. Res.
6115 37 , 610 Chas. Henderson 1818 Ferndale Const . Res .
6116 37 , 610 Chas. Henderson 1744 Ferdnale Const. Res.
6117 VOID
6118 VOID
6119 VOID .
6120 VOID
6121 VOID
6122 VOID
6123 VOID
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1607 Brown Strand 802 31st Inst . Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7360 VOID .-•
7361 5 , 000 Group Health 801 16th Inst . Lighting
7362 195 Craig Roberts 201 Union Wire Mobil Home
7363 800 S & Z Const . 1607 Glenwood Elect . Service
7364 6 , 500 Credit Thrift 332 Burnett Wiring Service
7365 195 Rudy Rudolf 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7366 250 Adalyne Fugitt 1432 Lincoln Inst . Amp Service
7367 150 Mary Schroder 1333 Aberdeen Ext . Service
7368 250 Ed Aliment 523 Williams Inst . AMP Service
7369 890 Chas. Henderson 1608 Glenwood Wire Res .
7370 1000 Kenny Azure 1115 30th Inst . Ground for Pool
7371 1500 Trojan Lighograph 620 7th Remodel Office
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6251 875 Shenandoah Greystone 423 Stevens Inst . Furnace
6252 875 Shenandoah Greystone 420 Stevens Inst . Furnace
6253 811 Chas . Henderson 1568 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6254 811 Chas. Henderson 1726 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6255 811 Chas. Henderson 1744 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6256 811 Chas. Henderson 1750 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6257 811 Chas . Henderson 1806 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6258 801 Chas. Henderson 1818 Ferndale Inst . Furnace
6259 900 S & Z Const . 1607 Glenwood Inst . Furnace
6260 2 , 810 Guy Lambiaso 1907 Rolling Hills Inst . Fix.
6261 850 Ron Leckie 1604 Aberdeen Inst . Septic System
6262 27 , 700 Albertsons 4623 Sunset Inst . Sprinkler
6263 2 , 300 Starkovich Bros . 3721 Talbot Inst . Fix.
6264 1, 000 Gus Kalasountas 678 Camas Inst . Furnace
6265 1, 375 McCaslin 365 Earlington Inst . Plbg.
6266 2 , 100 Brown/Strand 802 31st Inst . fix.
r 6267 2 , 100 Brow n/Strand 716 31st Inst . Fix.
j 6268 1, 200 Tally Corp. 907 Thomas Inst . Fix.
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August 28, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
Administration
Public hearing for street vacation portion NE 14th
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign LID 302 Underground Conversion Agreement
Airport Director
Authorized to explore noise reduction from seaplane base
Board of Public Works
Petition for street vacation Lind Ave. NW
City Attorney and*Insurance Carrier
*Claim for damages - Robert Lewis
Condemnation of property LID 297
City' s Labor Negotiations Committee
Negotiations for salaries of city employees
Public Works Department
Petition for street vacation Lind Ave. NW
Transportation Committee
Omitted turn lane Rainier Ave. from Renton Ave. to So. 3rd St.
Rentor: loop traffic circulation
Petition for street vacation Lind Ave. NW
LID 302 bid opening
Utilities Committee
LID 302 bid opening
Ways and Means Committee
Legislation re vacation portion NW 3rd St.
Amendment to City Code Section 8-702 (Use of Public Sewers Required)
Public hearing re street vacation NE 14th
Appointment to Human Rights & Affairs Commission
Appropriation of 1978 Housing & Community Development Block Grant Projects
Public hearing - Sept. 25 - street vacation Lind Ave.
Surplus fire hose
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Regular Meeting
August 28, 1978 Council Chmabers
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and
called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE Y. PERRY, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
COUNCIL THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F. SHANE
AND THOMAS W. TRIMM.
PRESS SUE BLUMENTHAL, Renton Record-Chronicle
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney;
GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y . ERICKSEN, Planning Direc-
tor; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief;
LT.PERSSONS, Police Representative.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, ADOPT COUNCIL MINUTES OF 8/21/78 WITH
FOLLOWING CORRECTIONS: Councilman Stredicke requested correction
from "his" to "this" Page 3. Councilwoman Thorpe added Pg.3 Paragraph
Forward Thrust Projects: For the record, action taken by Council
not appropriate to guidelines set down for the Forward Thrust Projects.
MOTION CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING Due to conflict of interest, Councilwoman Barbara Shinpoch left the
Vacation of Council Chambers during the following discussion. This being the
Portion of date set and proper notices having been mailed, published and
NW 3rd Street posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened the Public Hearing to consider
the vacation of a portion of NW 3rd Street between Maple and Taylor
Ave. NW extended. City Attorney Warren explained that following
the public hearing of 5/22/78 the approved vacation was referred
to his office for proper legislation and he had discovered the
1895 plat dedication which reverted back to the original owner if
street not opened within five years and that Mr. Latimer had re-
dedicated the property, however, it had left a clouded title and
questioned the City's title. Therefore, Mr. Warren recommended the
street be vacated with no charge to abutting property owners.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING.* Barbara
Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW, original petitioner, noted vacation was to
prevent the street from being opened. Upon inquiry by Councilman
Stredicke, it was noted that the City would retain utility ease-
ments as recommended by the Board of Public Works. *MOTION CARRIED.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL VACATE PORTION OF THE STREET
Petition Filed WITH NO FEES AND RETAIN UTILITY EASEMENTS AND REFER THE MATTER TO
by Barbara WITH WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER LEGISLATION. CARRIED.
Little Time: :17 p.m. Councilwoman Shinpoch returned to Council Chambers .
AUDIENCE COMMENT Ed Waters, 11020 Rainier Ave. S. , noted interest in the float plane
regulations. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONP PERRY, SUSPEND RULES AND
Transportation READ AVIATION COMMITTEE REPORT. Transportation (Aviation) Committee
Aviation Committee Chairman Shinpoch presented committee report regarding requEst of
Report re Federal Aviation Administration, Renton Tower Chief, for regula-
Seaplane Base tion of the Will Rogers - Wiley Post Memorial Seaplane Base and
the committee made the following recommendations due to considera-
tion for noise abatement from seaplanes and safety factor: Airport
Director be authorized to explore noise reduction from the seaplane
base; City designate the Will Rogers - Wiley Post Memorial Seaplane
Base as part of the Municipal Airport making two-way radio con-
tact with the Tower mandatory; City meet FAA recommendations of
publishing change in Airman's Manual and makinq lanquaqe changes.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN AVIATION COMMITTEE
REPORT. CARRIED.
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Audience Comment - Continued
Planning and Due to interested persons being present in the audience, Councilman
Development- Perry presented Planning and Development Committee report recommend-
Committee Report ing amendment to City Code Section 8-702 (Use of Public Sewers
Required) and also recommended referral to the Ways and Means Com-
Sewer Connection mittee. The report added a Code Section allowing property owners
from the end of the plat to the trunk connection, the option of
connection to sewer system when developer installed to meet plat-
ting requirements. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR
IN THE RECOMMENDATION. Discussion ensued including discussion of
present requirement for connection to sewer lines within 90 days
of receipt of official notice. MOTION CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL RECONSIDER ACTION OF 3/21
Street Vacation REGARDING STREET VACATION OF PORTION OF NE 14th. Councilman Shane
Portion of inquired re land locked parcel and Public Works Director Gonnason
NE 14th St. explained plat of adjacent property of Del Bennett approved 6/5/78
West of Edmonds NE which was not available at the public hearing. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, MATTER OF STREET VACATION OF NE 14th BE REFERRED
TO THE ADMINISTRATION FOR SETTING OF NEW PUBLIC HEARING AND TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER RESOLUTION. CARRIED.
Removal of Councilman Shane called attention to resurfacing and striping on
Turn Lane Rainier Ave. from Renton Ave. to S. 3rd St. which omitted turn
lane. Public Works Director Gonnason explained increased traffic
count and need for area as an added traffic lane. MOVED BY SHANE,
SECOND TRIMM, REFER MATTER TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
CARRIED. Gonnason noted change at Shopping Center also.
Traffic Study Councilman Clymer explained difficulties he had encountered in the
Renton Loop Renton Loop traffic and it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL REFER MATTER OF TRAFFIC CIRCULATION FOR THE LOOP TO THE
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE FOR STUDY. CARRIED.
Utility Committee Chairman Shane presented Utility Committee report recommending that
Pacific NW Bell the City grant the 10-ft. easement requested by Pacific Northwest
Easement - Lind Bell along the front of its Lind Ave. SW property as coordinated
between the Public Works staff and the phone company. MOVED BY THE
SHANE, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented report noting
Committee Report review of proposed towing ordinance as requested by the Administra-
Towing Ordinance tion and recommended public hearing be set for October 2, 1978.
Public Hearing MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION
AND SET PUBLIC HEARING FOR 10/2/78. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3240 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report
Appropriation of recommending second and final readings of Ordinance for appropria-
Funds Acquisition tion of funds of acquisition of Petermeyer Property (Mill Ave. So. )
of Property (Mill $10,000.00 and Aerial Photographs $509.00. (Main fire station site)
Ave. So. ) & Aerial First reading: 8/21/78 MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT
Photographs ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3241 Councilman Clymer left Council Chambers due to conflict of interest.
Renton Hill Second and final reading of Ordinance changing the zoning classifi-
Rezone cation of certain properties within the City of Renton from Residence
District (R-3) to Residence District (R-1) .First reading: 8/21/78
MOVED BY TRIMM,SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call :
All Ayes. CARRIED. Councilman Clymer returned.
Ordinance 1'3242 First reading of an Ordinance providing for appropriation of funds
Funds for in the amount of $10,000.00 for Senior Citizen' s Center equipment and
Furnishingg furnishings. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO ADVANCE TO SECOND
Senior Citizen' s AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Ordinance was read. MOVED BY THORPE,
Center SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes.
CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Ordinance #3243 Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading providing
Appropriation of for appropriation of funds to the antirecession fund. MOVED BY
Funds to PERRY, SECOND CLYMER TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED.
Antirecession Ordinance read providing for appropriation of funds to antirecession.
Fund fund, Fire Suppression Division (Salaries) , in the amount of
$80,767.00. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT ORDINANCE AS
READ. Roll Call : Aye - Clymer, Perry, Thorpe, Shinpoch, Trimm;
No - Stredicke, Shane. 5 Aye's, 2 No's. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3244 Ways and Means Committee report recommended first reading authorizing
Condemnation of the condemnation of property re LID 297. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
Property re SHINPOCH TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED.
LID 297-Heather Ordinance was read authorizing the City Attorney to prepare the
Downs Sanitary necessary petition for condemnation for the acquisition of property
Sewers-John and property rights for construction of sanitary sewers and trunk
Edwards Property lines and appurtenances. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. Roll Call : All Ayes. CARRIED.
Resolution #2209 Councilman Clymer was not present for reading of resolution, due
Extending Renton to conflict of interest, returning thereafter. Resolution was read
Hill Moratorium extending Renton Hill Moratorium for sixty (60) days on certain
60 Days construction, pending completion of present studies and reviews,
including public hearings. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND THORPE TO
ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2210 Resolution was read authorizing borrowing of $80,660.30 from the
Main Fire Station Street Forward Thrust Fund for the Main Fire Station Construction,
Construction Fund bearing no interest and to be repaid by October 31, 1978. MOVED
BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2211 Resolution was read authorizing acceptance of Federal Grant funds
Funds for High for the purpose of a study to identify appropriate corrective
Accident Locations measures to reduce accidents at existing high accident locations
Study in the amount of $8,000.00. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO
ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2212 Resolution was read to transfer from Park Fund Accounts to
Funds Earlington Earlington Park Improvement Account for construction project in
Park Construction the amount of $12,012.20. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO
ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2213 Resolution was read setting September 25, 1978 as the date for
Public Hearing public hearing =petition filed by Robert E. McBeth for Lakeview
9/25/78-Vacation Tower re vacation of a portion of Lind Avenue NW. MOVED BY TRIMM,
portion Lind Ave. SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
NW
Water System Ways and Means Committee report recommended that the Water System
Inter-ties Inter-ties with Kent and Tukwila be approved with the exception that
SW 43rd-Benaroya the City of Renton shall have no financial commitment. MOVED BY
Business Park PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
Voucher Ways and Means Committee report recommended council approval of
Approval vouchers nos. 19426 thru no. 19554 (machine voids 19421 thru 19425)
in the total amount of $673,071.03 as previously approved by
department certification as to receipt of goods or services.
Also includes payment of LID #302 Revenue Warrant #R-22-$23,565.06, ..0
Cash Warrants #C-46-$485.50, #C-47-$80.63, C-48-$21,848.99, and
#C-49-$1,149.94. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN
VOUCHER APPROVAL RECOMMENDATIONS. Councilwoman Thorpe voted no.
CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE TO RECESS: 9:47 P.M. CARRIED.
Reconvened at 9:57 P.M. Roll Call : All Council members present
as previously listed.
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CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion.
*MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND CLYMER TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA. AMENDING
MOTION BY THORPE,SECOND SHINPOCH TO INCLUDE IN MOTION REMOVAL
OF ITEMS FROM CONSENT AGENDA RE 1978 ASPHALT RESURFACING AND
PRELIMINARY PUD APPLICATION BY IVAN WERSTIUK. AMENDMENT CARRIED.
*MAIN MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
1978 Ashphalt Letter read from Warren C. Gonnason, Public Works Director,
Resurfacing recommended acceptance of completion of project for asphalt
resurfacing as of August 28, 1978 and upon meeting all legal
requirements the retained amount of $3,816.27 be paid to Lakeside
Industries, Inc. Mr. Gonnason explained area of project. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO CONCUR IN PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED.
Preliminary Letter from L. Rick Beeler, Hearing Examiner was read re Preliminary
PUD-Mr.& Mrs. Planned Unit Development Application(located East side of Kennewick
Ivan Werstiuk P1 . NE) made by Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Werstiuk approval with conditions
File No. recommended. Following discussion MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY
PPUD-203-78 TO CONCUR IN HEARING EXAMINER'S REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS. CARRIED.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointing Mrs. Marilyn Bingaman to
Human Rights the Human Rights and Affairs Commission to complete the term of
& Affairs Shirlee Kinney, who has resigned. To be effective through April 25,
Commission 1981. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointing Nikki Nisco Repp to the
Police Dept. position of Police Officer, effective September 1, 1978. Concur.
Claim for Claim for damages filed by Robert Lewis alleging vehicle damage
Damages due to defect in road surface. Refer to City Attorney and
Insurance Carrier.
1978 Housing & Letter from Gwen Marshall , Finance Director, request for ordinance
Community Block to appropriate 1978 Housing and Community Development block grant
Grants projects in the amount of $325,559.00. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee.
Petition for Petition for street vacation filed by Robert McBeth, Attorney for
Street Vacation Lakeview Towers Associates for portion of Lind Ave. NW. Refer
Lind Ave. NW to Public Works Department, Board of Public Works and Transportation
Committee for determination re appraisal and retention of utility
easement. Refer to Ways and Means Committee for resolution setting
date of public hearing September 25, 1978. (See Resolution #2213)
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Negotiations Letter from John S. Malgarini ,Representative Washington State
City Employees Council of County and City Employees, AFL-CIO notice of intent
by 21R union to begin negotiating salaries only. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER TO CITY'S LABOR NEGOTIATIONS
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Surplus Fire Letter from Richard Geissler, Chief, Renton Fire Department,
Hose requested 20 lengths (1,000 ft. ) of 22" fire hose be surplussed
for a minimum price of $.35 per foot with couplings. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND TRIMM TO CONCUR IN REQUEST. CARRIED. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITEE.
CARRIED.
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Correspondence and Current Business - Cont.
LID 309 Letter from Warren C. Gonnason, Public Works Director, recommending
Underground Council authorize the acceptance of the contract agreement with
Conversion Puget Sound Power and Light Co. for Underground Conversion of
Monterey Terrace LID 309 and the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized
to sign agreement. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Bid opening- Bid opening, August 22, 1978, four bids received, LID 302 - Lind r
LID 302 Ave. , SW 34th & SW 41st Streets. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER TO REFER TO UTILITIES COMMITTEE AND TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS
Request for MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO REFER KENNYDALE COMMUNITY CLUB
Review of CORRESPONDENCE REQUESTING REVIEW OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Comprehensive TO PLANNING COMMISSION FOR REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Plan
Suggestion of Councilman Shane suggested names of Mr. Bev Morrison and Charles
Names for McGarrigle for appointment to the Board of Adjustment. Mayor noted
Appointment request.
Adjournment MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE TO ADJOURN. 10:30 P.M. CARRIED.
Delores A. Mead, C.M.C. , City Clerk
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DATE 8/2h178 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
'MACHINE VOIDS: NO.#19421 — #jz4,
CURRENT 8159A864.23
PARKS 81OP915091
ARTERIAL STREETS 833jt43.32
STREETS 832,507.0~
LIBRARY 8981 .00
I
j COMP EMP TR ACT $144040
I
I ANTI•RECESSION 8153.60
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE
0153014. 72
STREET FGRwARD THRUST $14* 986.93
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST • 897974.27
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST 829,214.59
SENIOR CIT CENTER CONSTR 881995.89
WATERMORKS UTILITY 8171651 .33
AIRPORT $ljt77.93
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1975 w 6 S CONSTRWCTION 822981046
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST 831 . 70
I.
EGUIPMENT RENTAL 626P430. 71
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 8673071 .03
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WEs THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE MAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL, HAVING RELEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU• 19426 THROUGH NO* 19554 IN THE AMOUNT
OF 8673, 071 . 03 T DAY OF AUGUST 19789
MEMBER _
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D.#302
REVENUE WARRANT NO JR-22 523,565.06
CASH WARRANT 40.#C-46 1 485.50CASH WARRANT
CASH WARRANT Nn.#C-48 1_211 '819N
CASH WARRANT NO.MC-49 1 1 , 149.94
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 8-28-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING A N D DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 8-31 Cancelled PERRY 3rd Floor Conf. Room With Liason Comm. of Planning
Thurs. 9-7 7:30 P.M. Commission
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 8-29 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
Tues. 9-5 Cancelled
WAYS AND MEANS STREDICKE
Mon. 9-11 7:00 P.M. 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 9-11 1 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
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TRANSPORTATION Tues. 9-5 12:00 Noon S H I N P O C H 4th Floor Conf. Room Renton Area Transportation Study
Cloverleaf 1-405 & Talbot Rd.
Ramp on Maple Valley Hwy. to NE 4 :h
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
373
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
Permits Issued by the Building Dept.
Aug. 29, 1978
BU*LDING PERMITS
6124 45,000 Parkwood Homes 2008 22nd Const. Res.
6125 43,000 Parkwood Homes 2213 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6126 42,000 Parkwood Homes 2115 Aberdeen Const. Res.
6127 9,000 Wilbur Repp 218 Williams Const. Duplex
6128 20,000 Heath Printers 4308 Jones Const. Foundation
6129 2,500 Nancy Quale 2625 Aberdeen Add Basement
6130 4,000 William Collins 420 Cedar Const. Garage
6131 120,000 City of Renton 100 Logan Inst. Retaining Walls
6132 49,500 Olgam Lewis 1707 Lake S. Const. Res.
6133 50,000 Boeing Renton Plant Remodel Projects
6134 12,460 Boeing Renton Plant Add Walls
6135 3,000 Gary Riffie N. 6th & Park
6136 30,600 Renton Center 3160 Sunset Interior Finish
6137 40,000 Zandt Realty 290 Omas Const. Res .
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1608 Rick Cecanti 1111 2nd Const. Sewer
1609 Fred Kendri-k 3715 Lk Wash. Con. Sewer
1610 City of Renton 6th & Cedar Con. Sewer
1611 Gary Moritz 326 Union Inst. Sidewalk
1612 Benaroya Co. 43rd at Lind Inst. Casing
1613 Victor Beach 674 Shelton Inst. Sewer
1614 Victor Beach 680 Shelton Con. Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7372 50 Zand't Realty 290 Thomas Inst. Temp. Service
7373 300 Golden Homes 201 Union Con. Mobil Home
7374 250 Keith Davis 910 Edmonds Wire Add. to Res.
7375 500 Eastman 3533 17th Inst. AMP Sery
7376 50 Wellington Massey 3722 12th Inst. Temp. Sery
7377 50 Chas. Henderson 1704 Monroe Inst. Serv.
7378 50 Tally Corp. 933 Thomas Inst. Circuit
7379 1,000 Eugene Casper 1202 29th Rewire Res.
7380 250 Jeff Scheurerman 3834 6th Wire Add.
7381 195 Mrs. Rose 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7382 195 Mr. Wheatley 201 Union Hook-up Mobil Home
7383 250 Jack Greene 2812 12th Inst. Elect. Heat
7384 1,000 Earl Price 410 Lind Wire Res.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
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6269 1,714 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen Inst. Fix.
6270 1,721 Parkwood Homes 2101 Aberdeen Inst. Fix.
6271 825 Const. Dist. 410 Lind Inst. Furnace
6272 77,000 Jack Benaroya 1000 43rd Inst. Piping
6273 4,900 City of Renton 6th & Cedar Inst. Fix.
6274 815 Brown/Strand 716 31st Inst. Furnace
6275 790 Brown/Strand 807 31st Inst. Furnace
SIGN PERMITS
661 270 Bare 1 Wells S Inst. Sign
662 6,000 Loveless/Powell 4621 Sunset Inst. Pole Sign
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF AUGUST, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR;
ATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
/8/78 CUMULATIVE RESERVE #1689 PARK FUND Per Resolution Nod 2201 S 40051 .82_
(14/78 CURRENT FUND S 83,728.48
PARKS 6 RECREATION 37,855.84
ARTERIAL STREETS 2,336.76
CITY STREETS 8,956. 10
LIBRARY 5,794.50
COMP.EMP.TRNG, (CETA) 10232. 17
ANTIRECESSION 10556.48
STREET FORWARD THRUST 2,898. 17
MAIN FIRE ST. CONSTR. 2, 161 .40
CEDAR RIVER TR. CONSTR. 233, 106.00
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WATERWORKS UTILITY 79,261 .38
AIRPORT 7.322. 12
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 4.51
TALBOT PUMP STA. CONSTR. 16,358.24
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 130092.44
FIREMAN'S PENSION 14 443.83
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of AUGUST S510, 108.42
/14/78 CU14ULATIVE RESERVE #2104 PARK FUND Per Resolution #2166 S 3,726.84
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF AUGUST, 1978
j TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE
FROM TO DESCRIPTION! TOTAL
1/15/78 CURRENT FUND $162,341 .17
PARKS & RECREATION 25,426.59
CITY STREETS 19,585.24
LIBRARY 90309.49
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,657.89
ANTIRECESSION 140252.78
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 19,609.31
AIRPORT
( , 183.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,099.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of AUGUST $257 464.47
11/28/78 CURRENT FUND 1590864.23
PARKS & RECREATION 10,915.91
ARTERIAL STREETS 33,243.32
CITY STREETS 32,507.04
LIBRARY 981 .00
COMP. EMPL. TRNG. (CETA) 144.40
ANTIRECESSION 155.60
FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE 155,714.72
STREET FORWARD THRUST 14,986.93
MAIN FIRE STA. CONSTR. 97,974.27
CEDAR RIVER TR. CONSTR. 29,214.59
SENIOR CITZ. CTR.CONSTR. 80995.89
WATERWORKS UTILITY 771,651 .33
AIRPORT 10277.93
1975 W & S CONSTR. 220981 .46
TALBOT PUMP STA. CONSTR. 31 .70
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 26 430.71
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of AUGUST $673,071 .03
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF AUGUST, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
4 0 Q5-
8/28/78 PAYROLL FUND WATERWORKS o adjust transfer error $ ;
802/242.00.00 401/201 .00.00 on 6/12/78 transfer
warrant#19412 now
WATERWORKS PAYROLL FUND To adjust transfer error $ 421 .25
401/242.00.00 8021201 .00.00 n 6/12/78 transfer
arrant 1119412
EQUIPMENT RENTAL WATERWORKS To correct error on 7/31 $ 104.41
501/242.00.00 401 /242.00.00 transfer, warrant 1'19001
CUMULATIVE RES.FUND#1698 CURRENT FUND (FIRE) Per Resolution /2206 $111 ,073.24
STREET FORWARD THRUST MAIN FIRE STA.CONSTR. Per Resolution 12210 $ 800660.30
8/31/78 CURRENT FUND $1590942.79
PARKS & RECREATION 230938.87
CITY STREETS 190703.56
LIBRARY 9,362.26
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 40199.90
ANTIRECESSION 12,655.62
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 250441 .33
AIRPORT 10358.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,099.00
PAYROLL FUND Transfers for mo. of AUGUST $258,701 .33
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September 11 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages - Rose M. Stone, 3407 Burneet N.
Dan R. Huntington, 1048 SW 4th P1 .
Alvin E. Battey, 6530 35th SW, #20, Seattle
ADMINISTRATION
Left turns on Rainier Ave. - appropriate action
Street run off damage to property and Waiving of off-site improvements
FINANCE DIRECTOR
Property Tax Levy Deadline
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign LID 302 contracts
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Present referrals to Committee of the Whole at next or following meeting
Renton loop traffic - Renton Eagles letter
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Cascadia Annexation
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Code Section 8-717 for recommendation
H&CD Block Grants appropriation Ordinance - first reading 9/11
Demolition appropriation Ordinance - first reading 9/11
Surplus Equipment - Resolution adopted 9/11
Human Rights Commission terms of office
Consultants for LID 307
Property tax levy deadline
UTILITY COMMITTEE
Street water run off damage to property and waiving of off-site improvements
APPOINTMENTS
Board of Adjustment - Francis Holman and Gary Smith
Human Rights and Affairs Commission - Mrs. Marilyn Bingaman
Police Officer effective 9/20/78 - Permanent appointment David W. Skelton
Fire Department Battalion Chief - Bruce H. Phillips
Lieutenant - Kenneth R. Parks
PUBLIC HEARINGS
NE 14th St. Vacation - 10/16/78
Cascadia Annexation - 10/23/78
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Regular Meeting
September 11 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday, 8: 00 P .M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag and
called the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF THOMAS W. TRIMM, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE,
COUNCIL PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE AND GEORGE J. PERRY. CHARLES F. SHANE
arrived momentarily. MOVED BYSHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, ABSENT
COUNCILMAN EARL CLYMER BE EXCUSED. CARRIED.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilman Stredicke requested clarification of Council Minutes
August 28, 1978 of 8/28/78 Page 1 regarding Minute Approval of 8/21/78 meeting,
with addition that comment added for the record by Councilwoman
Thorpe re Forward Thrust Projects was her opinion and did not reflect
decision of attorney or court. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY,
COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF 8/28/78. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney, GWEN
MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON,
Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; JOHN
WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; SHARON GREEN, Personnel
Director; DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant; JOHN BUFF, Police
Representative.
PRESS Ed Eaton, Renton Record-Chronicle.
AUDIENCE COMMENT William D. Johnson, P. 0. Box 201 , Renton, called attention to the
sewer installation in regard to Hi-Gate development and that the
developer has waived late-comer charges, asking that the City remove
Sewer Connections assessments from home owners. Upon discussion, Councilman Stredicke
called attention to letter of 7/14/78 from Wall & Redekop Corp. ,
Area of Hi-Gate Bellevue, Hi-Gate Developer, agreeing to waive late comer' s fees ....
Development for property within 100 ft. of proposed sewer to be constructed
by them, not including any parties wishing to extend line. MOVED
BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ORDINANCE
REGARDING THIS SUBJECT FOR READING AT THIS TIME. City Clerk Mead
read ordinance amending City Code Section 8-702 which does not re-
quire home owner to connect to developer installed sewer line when
the sewer was installed to meet platting requirements and home owner
is not within the plat. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Follow-
ing readings of the ordinance, Mrs. Lola Johnson, Box 201 , Renton,
inquired regarding hooking-up to the sewer and was advised of home
owner responsibility to provide line on own property. Councilwoman
Shinpoch noted that though this ordinance is a direct result of the
Hi-Gate development, the ordinance applies to all future developments.
Discussion ensued re charges in the event developer did not waive
Ordinance #3245 late comer' s fees; Public Works Director Gonnason read City Code
Public Sewers re Secion 8-717 sewer assessments, noting this was a special instance.
Developer MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
Installed Lines ROLL CALL: ALL AYES OF THOSE COUNCILMEMBERS PRESENT. CARRIED.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, CODE SECTION 8-717 BE REFERRED
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Hi-Gate MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE
Prepliminary Plat TO HI-GATE DEVELOPMENT MATTER. CARRIED. Hearing Examiner decision
PP-184-78 of July 25, 1978 recommended approval with conditions of request
Wall & Redekop Co. by Wall & Redekop Corp. for approval of a 30-lot preliminary plat
E-185-78 ^ and exception to the Subdivision Ordinance to permit a hammerhead
\ rather than cul-de-sac at the end of a 230 ft. street (NE 19th St. )
Located: X off Monterey Ave. NE. The Planning and Development Committee report
Monterey Ave.`' was submitted by Committee Chairman Perry noting review of the record
Extended Bet en and Hearing Examiner' s written decision, findings and conclusions
NE 20th and per Section 4-3017 and recommended concurrence in the Hearing
LJ p Examiner' s decision for approval with conditions of Hi-Gate Preiimin-
and
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Hi-Gate Development
Continued Councilman Stredicke inquired for clarification of the record and
audience whether committee recommendations were in keeping with
the recommendations of the Hearing Examiner also as regards sewer
line, being advised by Committee Chairman Perry, that committee
report is in full agreement. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired whether
sewer line installation in the Hi-Gate plat was finalized, noting
cost information for NE 16th St. as opposed to NE 20th installation.
Public Works Director Gonnason explained costs of the two locations
noting NE 16th would be considerably more expensive for the developer,
�.. however, noted less costly to the City to operate pumping at Jones
Ave. line rather than NE 16th due to shorter distance and lower
pumping head. Councilwoman Thorpe further inquired re stability and
maintenance of lint: via blueberry farm rather than on 16th and was
advised that no problems are forseen by the Public Works Director.
Councilwoman Thorpe requested comments be included in the record
for assistance at time of final plat approval . Councilman Perry
reported that sewers for this area are in the planning stage and
subject to change to either NE 16th or NE 20th (being confirmed by
the Public Works Director) and Perry further requested inclusion in
the record.
Dana Backiel , 1835 NE 20th, explained being a renter on the property
to be developed for Hi-Gate and asked when bulldozing of the proper-
ty could commence, being advised by the Public Works Director that
would be developer' s determination, suggesting not prior to 30 days.
OLD BUSINESS
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairman Shinpoch presented report
Committee Report recommending award of contract for LID No. 302, Lind Ave. , to
LID 302 Lind Ave Frank Coluccio Construction Co. , low bidder, in the amount of
Contract Award $3,761 ,633.85. The report further recommended the Mayor and City
Clerk be authorized to sign the contract. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
i SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Left Turns The Transportation Committee report recommended that the matter of
Rainier Ave. S. left turns on Rainier Ave. be referred to the Administration for
appropriate action . The report noted the Public Works Department is
meeting with the merchants in the vicinity of the Renton Shopping
Center on this matter. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CON-
CUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Councilman Stredicke noted proposed removal of no-left, turn prohibi-
tion in the area of K-Mart and the Community Bank in Rainier Ave. S.
Prevention Councilman Stredicke inquired of City building regulations to pre-
Street Water vent damage -to property located below street level from water run off,
Run Off such as occurred on Talbot Hill in the vicinity of the Lobe property.
Damage Stredicke objected to waiving of off-site improvements and discussion
and ensued as to authority of the Board of Public Works, Hearing Examiner
Off-Site and Council ; Public Works Gonnason explained the Board of Public
Improvements Works can grant deferral up to two years for more appropriate timing
on installation, but does not qrant exceptions to the sub-division
ordinance. Stredicke noted drainaqe claims on agenda. MOVED STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, REFER MATTER TO THE UTILITY COMMITTEE AND ADMINISTRA-
TION. CARRIED.
Park and Ride Councilwoman Thorpe inquired of the flooding of the Park and Ride
Lot lot at Burnett Ave. and was advised by the Public Works Director
of contractor's pumps lowering water in manholes, noting monitoring
could be done.
Master Plan MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, THE CITRUST DEVELOPMENT MASTER PUD
PUD 207-78 BE REMOVED FROM THE AGENDA FOR PRESENTATION AT THIS TIME. CARRIED.
Citrust The Hearing Examiner' s decision of 8/15/78 recommended approval
Development subject to conditions of request of Citrust Development Corp.
Victoria Hills for approval of proposed 62-acre Planned Unit Development consist-
ing of 144 single family homesites on 44 acres of land and 193
multiple family residences on 18 acres. The report listed total of
337 dwelling units on the overall site with density of 5.4 dwell-
ing units per acre for property, located between Benson Rd. S. and
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MP-PUD 207-78 proposed SR-515 immediately south of the existing Washington
Citrust Natural Gas Co. plant, east of Talbot Hill Park and Victoria Park
Development subdivision.
Victoria Hills
Continued Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry presented report
noting examination of the Hearing Examiner's records MP-PUD 207-78
Planning & Citrust Development Corp. application for Master Plan approval of
Development Planned Unit Development. The committee report recommended
Committee Report approval of the Hearing Examiner' s decision with the following
MP-PUD 207-78 exceptions: (1 ) Item 8 of Examiner' s recommendation has been
resolved by findings set forth in the Environmental Impact State-
ment that noise levels presently existing and anticipated after
construction of SR-515 are within accepted limits; (2) Item 9 of
Examiner' s recommendation should be deleted as consideration of
proposed drainage plan is premature at Master Plan approval stage,
favoring submittal after design completion and consultation with
State Highway Dept. re storm drainage proposals for SR-515.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.*
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED.
Council recessed at 9: 13 p.m. and reconvened at 9:27 p.m.
Roll Call : All Council Members present as previously shown.
MP-PUD 207-78 Discussion ensued regarding the master plan. Planning Director
Victoria Hills Ericksen used wall maps to explain the proposed development.
Continued Council members made inquiries of the following: open space and
park space and maintenance; adequacy of utilities; impact on the
Benson area, area to south and east; fire protection; traffic
circulation; environmental impact statement; school and access; pro-
posed overpass over proposed SR-515 to Talbot School . Substitute
motion by Shane, Second Thorpe, Approve Stage I subject to approval
of roads and thoroughfares for single family residential area.
Matter Tabled *MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL TABLE THIS MATTER
for One Week FOR ONE WEEK. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: TRIMM, SHANE, STREDICKE, THORPE;
(10:08 p.m. ) 2-N0: SHINPOCH AND PERRY. MOTION CARRIED TO TABLE MATTER ONE WEEK.
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm submitted committee report
Committee Report recommending that the letter from Renton Eagles re closure of So.
Loop Traffic 3rd in connection with Renton loop traffic (referred 3/27/78) be
referred to the Transportation Committee to be considered along
with 8/28 referral on Renton loop traffic circulation. MOVED BY
TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION AND REFER
TO THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways & Means Councilwoman Shinpoch left the Council Chambers and took no part
Committee Report_ in the following matter due to conflict of interest. Ways and
Ordinance #3246 Means Commitee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee report
Street Vacation O)earing signatures of Stredicke and Perry only) recommending first
Portion NE 3rd reading of an ordinance vacating a portion of NW 3rd Street.
Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL
Barbara Little SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.
Petitioner CARRIED. Following reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES: TRIMM, SHANE,
STREDICKE, THORPE AND PERRY. CARRIED. Shinpoch returned to Chambers.
Ways and Means Committee Report recommended first reading of the
following:
First Reading An ordinance appropriating funds in amount of $325,559 for the 1978 ..r
H&CD Block Grants Housing and Community Development Block Grants. Following reading,
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR ONE
WEEK. CARRIED.
First Reading An ordinance authorizing demolition of dangerous building by
Demolition appropriating and transferring $1 ,000. Following reading, MOVED
Appropriation BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER BACK TO THE COMMITTEE FOR ONE
WEEK. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
The Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading and adop-
tion of the following:
Resolution #2214 A resolution declaring certain office equipment surplus and author-
Surplus Office izing sale thereof. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE
Equipment RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
,... Resolution #2215 A resolution setting hearing date of 10/16/78 for consideration of
NE 14th Vacation vacation of portion of NE 14th St. at Edmonds Ave. NE extended.
Hearing 10/16/78 MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ
AND CONCUR IN LETTER OF CITY CLERK (See Consent Agenda) . CARRIED.
Resolution #2216 A resolution authorizing contract with Valley Communications Center.
Valley Com MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report
Committee Report recommending in the Mayor' s reappointment of Francis Holman and
Appointments Gary Smith to the Board of Adjustment. The report recommended
Confirmed that Council waive the requirement for residence within the City
Board of limits for Gary Smith. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, CONCUR
Adjustment IN COMMITTEE REPORT. Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record
her objection to waivinq residency requirements, her belief that
State law encourages participation of people living within City and
her belief in home rule. ROLL CALL: 3-AYES: SHINPOCH, STREDICKE,
PERRY; 3-NO: TRIMM, SHANE AND THORPE. MAYOR DELAURENTI VOTED AYE.
MOTION CARRIED.
Human Rights & The committee report recommended concurrence in the Mayor' s appoint-
Affairs Commission ment of Mrs. Marilyn Bingaman to the Human Rights and Affairs
Commission. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
REPORT. CARRIED.
Vouchers The Committee report recommended approval of Vouchers No. 19560
Approved through No. 19705 in the amount of $509,978.86 having received
departmental certification that merchandise and/or services have
been received or rendered; plus LID #297 R-7 Revenue Warrant
$250 and C-9 Cash Warrant $250; plus LID #302 R-23 $36,793.80 and
C-50 $22,599.80 and C-51 $13,294 and C-52 900. MOVED BY SHANE,
SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE VOUCHERS FOR PAYMENT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are adopted with one motion which follows items:
Surplus Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested resolution be adopted
Equipment to declare out-dated and unusable equipment as surplus to be dis-
posed of at the Police Auction 9/26/78. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee. (See Resolution #2214 above. )
Human Rights Letter from Albert Talley, Human Rights and Affairs Commission
Commission requested change in City Code re term of office of commission members
removing limitation on number of consecutive terms which can be
served. Refer to Ways and Means Committee.
Fire Dept. Letter from Fire Chief Geissler requested permission for Bruce
Travel Phillips to attend Life Safety Conference, Seattle 10/23-25/78,
funds budgeted. Council concur.
'— Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended concurrence in the perman-
Police Officer ent appointment of David W. Skelton to the position of Police
Officer effective 9/20/78, having successfully completed six-month
probationary period. Council concur.
Claims for Claim for Damages filed by Rose M. Stone, 3407 Burnett Ave. N. , in
Damages amount of $10,000 for damage to property alleging sloughing of land
due to drainage of waterfrom Burnett Ave. N. Refer to City Attorney
and Insurance Carrier.
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Consent Agenda Continued
Claims for Claim for Damage filed by Dan R. Huntington, 1048 SW 4th P1 . ,
Damages in amount of $553.35 alleging damage to property due to street
work and downspout broken. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Carrier.
Claim for Damages was filed by Alvin E. Battey, 6530 35th SW, Apt.
#20, Seattle, in amount of $531 .16 due to auto damage alleging
high manhole cover in street damaged auto. Refer to City Attorney
and Insurance Carrier.
Gold Bar Letter from the Town of Gold Bar, Washington announced festival
Festival 9/30 - 10/1 and invited Council members as honored guests.
Information.
Proposed Letter from City Clerk Mead noted receipt of 10% Letter of Intent
Annexation to Annex Property to Renton which was certified by the Planning
Cascadia Area Dept. that signatures represent 56.6% of the assessed value
East of Union NE which is in excess of the minimum required by State law. The
Public Meeting letter recommended date of 10/23/78 for public meeting with the
10/23/78 initiating property owners when the Council will determine whether
to accept the letter of intent, require adoption of the Comprehen-
sive plan, zoning ordinance and pre-existing bonded indebtedness
and circulation of 75% petititon. Council concur and refer to
the Planning Department.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT
Approval AGENDA ADDING APPROVAL OF FIRE DEPT. TRAVEL AND ADDING REFERRAL TO
PLANNING DEPARTMENT ON PROPOSED CASCADIA ANNEXATION. MOVED BY PERRY
SECOND BY THORPE TO AMEND THE MOTION THAT THE FOLLOWING ITEM BE
CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. CARRIED, MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
Appointments Letter from Mayor Delaurenti recommended Council concurrence in
Fire Department the promotional appointments certified by the Fire Civil Service ---
Commission: Bruce H. Phillips to the position of Battalion Chief;
Kenneth R. Parks to the position of Lieutenant. Councilman Perry
recalled budget hearings wherein joint position authorized of
Fire Marshall/Battalion Chief. Moved by Stredicke, Second Thorpe,
Council refer to Ways and Means Committee for one week to report
back. ROLL CALL: 3-AYE: TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: STREDICKE,
THORPE, PERRY. MAYOR DELAURENTI VOTED NO. Motion FAILED. Upon
inquiry by Councilman Perry, City Attorney Warren verified Mayor' s
right to vote on matter of referral to Committee. MOVED BY TRIMM,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN APPOINTMENTS OF THE MAYOR IF FUNDS
ARE BUDGETED. CARRIED. Mayor Delaurenti assured that proper funds
were budgeted for the positions.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested authorization
Consultant to employ Soils Engineering Consultant for Raymond Ave. SW Local
LID #307 Improvement District #307 in order to determine whether or not
preloading will be required. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, REFER
TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Property Tax Letter from Bernice Stern, Chairman King County Council announced
Levies Deadline deadline for submission 1979 property tax levies October 4, 1978
in order for Renton to receive any property taxes in 1979.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER LETTER TO THE
FINANCE OFFICE AND WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilwoman Shinpoch explained the nature of referrals to the
Transportation Committee (FAI 405 interties, four-lane arterials
Transportation through City, etc. ) , that the Committee has met on the subjects,
Committee explained limitations in dealing with State Highway Department and
Referrals necessity of up-to-date area transportation study which the City
staff has neither expertise nor fundsto accomplish. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND THORPE, TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SHINPOCH PRESENT
ITEMS TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AT NEXT MEETING OR FOLLOWING
MEETING ON BEHALF OF THE TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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New Business Continued
Budget Upon inquiry Councilman Shane was advised by Mayor Delaurenti
that his 1979 Preliminary Budget for the City would be presented
to Council members 11/1/78 (date of filing with City Clerk) .
AUDIENCE COMMENT James W. Spencer, 2733 Aberdeen Ave. NE, complained of density of
building projects and inquired of enlarging lot size, noting lack
of yard and parking spaces in area. Discussion of lot size ensued
and Planning Director Ericksen advised Kennydale area zoned for
G-7200, i .e. 7,200 sq.ft. lot size, being increase over old plat
of 50'x100' size.
Executive Session MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL MEET IN EXECUTIVE
SESSION. CARRIED. Council met in executive session at 11 :00 p.m.
to discussion 21R labor negotiations contract. The executive
session ended and Council meeting formally adjourned at 11 :45 p.m.
Delores A. M ad, City Clerk
EXIIII 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 9/11/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: No.#19555 - /19559
CURRENT 81230779188
eAR9S •70344137
ARTERIAL STREETS •161116
iTREETS •30601133
0 8RARY •50080127
GOMF EMP TR ACT •529108
ANY19RECESSION •620109
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST. 6310811135
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST •2450437143
WATERWORKS UTILITY •690927123
AIRPORT •80457148
EQUIPMENT RENTAL •130428119
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS •5090978106
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC16a HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES NAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HERESY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS N0. 19560 THROUGH ND• 19705 IN THE AMOUNT
OF •509,978.86 TM AT OF SEPTEMBER 1978.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR On
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE'MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 9-11-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 9-7 Cancelled CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 9-14 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 9-12 4:45 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Fl. Conference Room 1. Public use areas in Highlands
2. Use of old Fire Station
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 9-18 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Fl. Conference Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 9-18 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Fl. Conference Room
TRANSPORTATION ; SHINPOCH
II
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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ELECTRICAL PERMITS
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1 7385 25 HARLAND D. SHARP 201 UNION AVENUE S . E. WIRE STGE SHED
7386 195 JOE PROFIT 201 UNION AVENUE S. E. HOOK-UP MOBILE HOME
7387 200 JOSHUA A. SUTTON 3009 N. E. 8TH STREET REPAIR FIRE DAMAGE
7388 1, 500 ADOLF KOESTL 428 RENTON AVENUE SOUTH WIRE RESIDENCE
7389 1, 950 JOE MCCASLIN 361-363 EARLINGTON AV SW WIRE DUPLEX & HEAT
7390 860 MT. MCKINLEY FENCE 1830 S . W. 43RD STREET INSTALL SERV. LINES
7391 1, 200 BROWN/STRAND HOMES 716 NORTH 31ST STREET WIRE RESIDENCE
7 2 1, 200 BROWN/STRAND HOMES 802 NORTH 31ST STREET WIRE RESIDENCE
7 3 1, 500 SHENANDOAH GREYSTONE 420 STEVENS AVENUE N. W. WIRE RESIDENCE
710w4 1, 500 SHENANDOAH GREYSTONE 426 STEVENS AVENUE N. W. WIRE RESIDENCE
7395 250 JACK W. GREENE 2812 N. E. 12TH STREET WIRE GARAGES
7396 500 THORP 466 INDEX N. E. WIRE BASEMENT
7397 50 HELEN LINES 201 UNION AVENUE S. E. WIRE SHED
7398 500 KENWORTH MOTORS 600 S . W. 43RD STREET INSTALL TRANSFORMER
7399 250 FIRST FEDERAL SAVGS 201 WELLS AVENUE SOUTH INSTALL TEMP SERV
7400 2, 200 RONALD FAIRBAIRN 270 SENECA PLACE N.W. WIRE RESIDENCE
7401 6, 000 AUTOBAHN 3560 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING
7402 18, 300 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING 01
7403 18, 300 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING #2
7404 32, 025 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING #3
7405 32, 025 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING #4
7406 32, 025 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING 05
7407 38, 125 MICHAEL R . MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE BUILDING #6
'408 850 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET WIRE CABANA
+09 750 JAN HEADLAND 703 SOUTH 15TH STREET REWIRE HOUSE
110 1, 000 DALE PETERSON 3328 S. E. 6TH STREET INSTALL NEW SERVICE
411 1, 000 HOWARD BANASKY 1401 NORTH 26TH STREET WIRE RESIDENCE
AECHANICAL PERMITS
6276 765 CHARLES HENDERSON CO 1502 FERNDALE AVENUE S. E. INSTALL GAS FURNACE
--- ALBERTSONS 4621 N. E. SUNSET BLVD GAS PIPING 6 OUTLETS
6 3 1, 721 PARKWOOD HOMES 2104 ABERDEEN PLACE S. E. INSTALL PLUMBING
6 2, 040 FRED KENDRICK 3715 LAKE WASHINGTON BLVD INSTALL PLUMBING
, 6280 1, 000 BILL MASSEY 3722 N. E. 12TH INSTALL PLUMBING
6281 2, 500 RENTON PARK DEPT 635 PARK AVE NO GAS BURNER CONVERSION
6282 836 PARKWOOD HOMES 2118 MONTEREY COURT S. E. INSTALL GAS FURNACE
6283 764 PARKWOOD HOMES 2114 MONTEREY COURT S. E. INSTALL GAS FURNACE
6284 21, 120 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6285 21, 120 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6286 36, 960 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6287 36, 960 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6288 36, 960 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6289 44, 000 MICHAEL R . MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6290 2, 880 MICHAEL R. MASTRO 3815 N. E. 4TH STREET INSTALL PLUMBING
6291 350 EDWARD HEDLUND 703 SOUTH 15TH STREET INSTALL FIXTURES
6292 2, 000 HACK A. BENAROYA CO 600 S . W. 43RD STREET INSTALL FIXTURES
6293 764 PARKWOOD HOMES INC 2210 MONTEREY COURT S . E. INSTALL GAS FURNACE
6294 5, 000 RENTON CENTER ASSOC. 3160 N. E. SUNSET BLVD INSTALL FIXTURES
,"95 5, 100 FIRST FEDERAL SAVGS 201 WELLS AVENUE SOUTH INSTALL PLUMBING
6296 8, 750 PUGET SOUND POWER 8 1101 LAKE WASHINGTON BLVD INSTALL GAS TANK
6297 7, 980 7-11 STORES 1520 DUVALL AVENUE N. E. INSTALL GAS TANK
SIGN PERMITS
' 6E 1, 900 GROUP HEALTH COOP 801 S.W. 16TH STREET INSTALL GROUND SIGN
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
September 18, 1978
CITY CLERK ' S OFFICE
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Surplus Restaurant Equipment
LID #307 Consultants
Now
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claims for Damages: Eugene R. Methven
Richard N. Scott
PLANNING COMMISSION
Priorities: Utility Element and Streets and Arterial Element of Comprehensive
Plan.
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
pproval for installation of Downtown Christmas Decorations
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
LID #307 Consultants, Monitoring
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Funding for Conduit (No legislation needed if within Department account)
Comprehensive Land Use - Bitney request re Leisure Estates expansion
APPOINTMENT
Jay Parmelee to Firefighter Renton Fire Dept. effective 9/19/78
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
September 18, 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . M I N U T Municipal Building
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CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH,
COUNCIL RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE AND GEORGE J.
--- PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney;
GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; LT. PERSSONS
Police Representative; BATTALION CHIEF PHILLIPS, Fire Department
Representative.
PRESS Greg Anderson, Renton Record-Chronicle
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilman Stredicke requested addition to Council Minutes of
9/11/78 to include in last paragraph Page 1 , letter (presently in-
cluded in paragraph 6, Page 1 - Sewer Connections Hi-Gate Develop-
ment) from Wall & RedeKop Corp. , Bellevue, Hi-Gate Developer,
dated 7/14/78 waiving late-comer' s fees, also noting for the
record that letter was introduced at hearing conducted by the
Land Use Examiner and was not disputed at any time during that or
subsequent meetings and hearings. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 11 , 1978 AS AMENDED.
CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Mrs. Marge Richter, 300 Meadow Ave. N. , Renton, representing
Christmas Renton Merchants Association, requested early discussion of agenda
Decordations for letter. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES
Downtown AND ADVANCE TO RENTON MERCHANTS LETTER. CARRIED. Letter from
Renton President Floyd Hughes, Sr. , requested permission to attach newly
by purchased Christmas decorations for the downtown area to the light
Renton Merchants standards on Third Ave. S. from Rainier Ave. to Main St. So. and
Association on Second Ave. S. from Main S. to Logan S. and that work would
be accomplished on 9/24/78. The letter noted plans to purchase
additional decorations during next two years for side streets
in the downtown area. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL GRANT
PERMISSION FOR INSTALLATION WITH APPROVAL OF THE PUBLIC WORKS
DEPARTMENT. CARRIED.
Citrust Donald G. McMillan, Vice President, Citrust Development Corp. ,
Development Corp. 3201 Bank of California Center, Seattle, made inquiries re Council ' s
Victoria Hills concern of the Master Plan for Planned Unit Development Victoria
MP-PUD-207-78 Hills, a proposed 62 acre development located between Benson Rd S.
and proposed SR-515 immediately south of the existing Washington
Natural Gas Co. plant, east of Talbot Hill Park and Victoria Park
subdivision. MOVED PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, MATTER OF CITRUST MASTER
PLAN/PUD BE TAKEN FROM THE TABLE. CARRIED. (See Minutes 9/11 Pg 2. )
Mrs. Thorpe submitted letter from Citrust Development Corp. which
had been delivered to her home, the letter noted additional info con-
cerning the development claiming no known opposition; that overpass
on SR-515 for school children would be constructed by the State
Department of Transportation in conjunction with SR-515; all roads
�.. and pedestrian circulation systems to serve Phase II will be con-
structed during Phase I; Phase II units (Victoria Village) are not
apartments but final decision to be predicated on market conditions
existing at time of Preliminary approval ; existing site zoning R-4.
All other Council members noted receipt of letter from Citrust
at their homes. Councilwoman Thorpe noted for the record her belief
this may be in violation of the intent of the Open Meeting Act
without being entered into the record. Donald McMillan noted that
single family (Phase I) would be constructed first or concurrently.
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Audience Comment - Continued
Citrust Discussion ensued. Councilman Perry restated motion before Council
Development Corp. (See Council Minutes 9/11/78 Paqe 3, Paraqraph 2) MOVED BY PERRY,
MP-PUD-207-78 SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Preliminary Plan REPORT RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF HEARING EXAMINER'S DECISION OF THE
Approved with MASTER PLAN PUD 2-7-78 WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS RE NOISE LEVELS AND PRES-
Exceptions ENTATION OF DRAINAGE PLAN (See Minutes 9/11/78 Page 3) . Amending
Motion by Thorpe, Second Shane, Approval be contingent upon develop-
ment of Phase I (single family) then Phase II (multiple family) or
all together. Councilman Clymer noted request included in Examiners ,_104
recommendation. ROLL CALL: 3-AYE: CLYMER, SHANE, THORPE; 4-N0:
TRIMM, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE AND PERRY. MOTION FAILED. MOTION TO Ed
ADOPT COMMITTEE REPORT, CARRIED. (Time 8:40 p.m. )
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Comprehensive published, Mayor Delaurenti opened the Public Hearing to consider
Land Use Plan review of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan in the general area
CP 903-78 westerly of Union Ave. SE, vicinity of Heather Downs plat and
Dean W. Bitney vicinity of Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park. Letter from Planning
David Millard Director Ericksen explained Planning Commission review with public
Area of hearings 4/12/78 concluded 5/10/78 of request for Comprehensive
Union ave. SE Plan Amendment by Dean W. Bitney (CP-903-78) for designation from
Leisure Estates single family residential to low density multi-family residential
Mobile Home Park to allow the expansion of Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park to two
adjacent parcels - 2.4 acres and 10 acres located on Union Ave. SE
to the east and west (respectively) of the existing mobile home
park. The letter stated that the Planning Commission determined
the request for the 2.4 acre parcel was a zoning matter which
should be considered by the Hearing Examiner and recommended no
change in the Comprehnsive Elan for the area of the 10 acre parcel .
The letter further recommended referral to the Council ' s Planning
and Development Committee. City Clerk Mead recalled recommendation
by Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry for public
hearing which was established 8/21/78 for this date.
Continued Letters were read from the following interested persons favoring
green belt between single family homes of Heather Down and the
mobile home park; questioned access and opposed opening area to
apartments or multi-family: M. Wandnacker, 318 Union SE; G. Rost,
312 Union SE; A. Bergesen, 201 Union SE; W. Wiles, 262 Union SE;
C. Collier, 350 Union SE; R. Moore, 306 Union SE; G. Hoffman, 300
Union SE; T. Walther, 250 Union SE; B. Postlewait; 121 Union SE;
J. Truman, 2101 SE 2nd P1 . Twenty-four letters filed with City
Clerk protesting any change from Adult to Family designation of
mobile home park. Persons present: David W. Millard, 22627 152nd
SE, Kent, proclaimed excellence of Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park
and recapped sequence of events in attempt to expand the park for
last 10 months. Dean W. Bitney, 1082 Anacortes NE, requested
Council take action necessary for enlargement of mobile home park,
explained need for this type of housing, explained asking residents
t9 attend the Council meeting, and asked Council help in matter.
Leisure Home Estates residents explained their desire that Council
not change status from Adults only and their satisfaction with the
park: E. Redolph, C. Casel , G. Iozzio. Area residents making
statements that did not oppose expansion of Leisure Estates but
did oppose blanket rezone to allow apartments, requested sharing
of sewer costs with Heather Downs, questioned sewer development
in Heather Downs and improvement of Union SE.to better accomodate
traffic and preferring green belt zone: �i s. Ki�l , -r42 SE 3rd Pl . ;
Dan Mork, 4204 SE 3rd Pl . ; John Livie, 4218 SE 3rd; Glen Koppelman,
4400 SE 3rd P1 . Slides were shown of the area by Planning Director
Ericksen and Dean Bitney. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, CLOSE
THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. Councilman Perry used wall map
to explain request for addition of designator district which would
allow mobile home park without allowing multi-family as previously
allowed in ordinance and used various colored areas to explain
present and proposed sites.
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9/18/78 Page 3
Public Hearing Continued
Comprehsnive MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE CHANGE IN
Land Use Plan COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THAT WOULD ALLOW LOW-DENSITY INDICATION FOR
CP 903-78 MOBILE HOME PARKS. Councilman Stredicke further noted need for
Dean W. Bitney change in Comprehensive Land Use Plan allowing mobile home use with
Area of filing of restrictive covenants prohibiting multi-family (apart-
Union Ave. SE ment) therein and requiring applicant to provide green belt area
along Union Ave. SE and the widening of Union to full 60 ft. width.
Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry noted that 2.4
acre parcel was referred to the Hearing Examiner and then returned
to Council and back to the committee and both parcels are being
recommended. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, SUBSTITUTE MOTION, THAT
—�' Two Parcels BOTH ITEMS REQUESTED BY BITNEY FOR CHANGE IN LAND USE DESIGNATION
2.4 and 10 Acres BE APPROVED AND LAND USE DESIGNATOR BE SHOWN ON COMPREHENSIVE PLAN FOR
MOBILE HOMES. Councilwoman Thorpe noted need for change in the
Comprehensive Plan Ordinance and noted for the record Mrs. Bitney
had made phone contact and had been advised she could not discuss
the matter with her. Councilman Stredicke called attention that
matter before the Council was land use designation and not zoning.
City Attorney Warren noted need to modify Comprehensive Plan desig-
nations and establish new designation, then apply that to the matter
before the Council . Following further discussion, ROLL CALL ON
SUBSTITUTE MOTION: 6-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE,
PERRY; ONE NO: THORPE. SUBSTITUTE MOTION CARRIED. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER MATTER AND ANY CHANGES THAT
NEED TO BE MADE TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE . CARRIED. Thorpe noted
for the record her objection not to change but to granting chanqe that
doesn't exist. Public Works Director Gonnason explained delay in
Heather Downs sewers, contract awarded and signed, easements not
obtained to cross Edwards property and Attorney proceeding with
condemnation, contractor has been advised that he can proceed with
the installation within Heather Downs. Gonnason further noted that
Union Ave. SE is designated as arterial but not included in the
6-year street plan, that signal at NE 4th scheduled for expansion
providing left turn both east and west bound; streets within the
Heather Downs area will be repaired following installation of the
fir. sewer. City Attorney Warren explained condemnation proceedings.
David Millard noted willingness to submit restrictive covenants
which would prohibit building of multiple-family and also intent to
participate in sewer trunk line costs. 10:25 p.m.
Recess MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. COUNCIL
Recessed at 10:25 p.m. and reconvened at 10:40 p.m. ROLL CALL: All
Council Members present.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented the following
Committee Report ordinances for second and final readings: An ordinance known as
Ordinance #3247 the Stone rezone approving change from General Classification
Rezone near District G to Residence District R-3 (R-165-78) . Following reading,
Greenwood Cemetery MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED. (First Reading July l; x 1 )78)
Wehrman Rezone Councilman Stredicke noted for the record that the Ways and Means
(R-166-78) Committee is still holding the Wehrman Rezone Ordinance awaiting
signing of documents by the applicant, that the delay is due to
applicant and not City.
lOrdinance #3248 An ordinance was read appropriating $325,559 from excess funds
! Appropriation establishing 1978 Housing and Community Development Block Grant
�oBlock Grants Funds. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT ORDINANCE AS
READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3249 An ordinance was read providing for appropriation of $1 ,000 for
Appropriation demolition of a dangerous building. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Dangerous SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES.
Building CARRIED.
Renton City Council
9/18/78 Page 4
Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
First Reading The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an
Human Rights ordinance amending Code Secion 2-1002 relating to limiting terms
Amendment of Office for the Human Rights and Affairs Commission Members.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
LID #307 The Ways and Means Committee recommended the subject of Consultants
Street Improvement for LID #307 be referred to the Administration for appropriate
Ravmond Ave. SW action and further recommended monitoring by the Utilities Committee.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, CONCUR IN COMMITEE REPORT.
CARRIED. 14
Rezone R-065-77 The Ways and Means Committee reported that an inquiry has been made
Grand Prix re property contained in Rezone request R-065-77 and Special Permit
SP-067-77 of Malibu Grand Prix Corp. The report noted matter
originally referred to Ways and Means Committee, however, it was
abandoned by the applicant when the Special Permit was not approved;
and that the committee recommends that any new application for
rezone must follow the appropriate zoning application procedures.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
REPORT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items appear on the Consent Agenda, are considered
by all Council Members and adopted by one motion which follows items.
Police Auction Letter from Police Chief Darby announced Police Department Auction
7:00 p.m. Tuesday 9/26/78 for disposition of unclaimed property.
Information.
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared Fire Prevention Week
10/8 through 10/14/78. Council concur.
Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declaredImmunization Action for
the Month of October. Concur
Damages Claims Claims for Damages filed by Patricia Vadney and by Eugene R.
Methven, 1316 Monroe Ave. NE, both for paint and sand blasting dam- r...
age allegedly due to contractor paint water tower. Refer to ULy
Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Claim for Damages filed by Richard N. Scott, 14234 169th SE, alleg-
ing damage due to exposed manhole cover. Refer to City Attorney
and Insurance Carrier.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN CONSENT
Approved AGENDA. AMENDING MOTION BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, THE FOLLOW-
ING ITEM BE CONSIDERED SEPARATELY. CARRIED. MOTION AS AMENDED CARRIED.
Bid Opening One bid was received at the 9/13/78 bid opening for surplus restau-
Surplus Equipment rant equipment. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL REJECT
BID RECEIVED. (See attached tabulation) CARRIED. Upon inquiry
Planning Director Ericksen noted $12,000 value. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND SHANE, REFER MATTER OF THE SURPLUS RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT TO
THE ADMINISTRATION TO DETERMINE PRICE AND DISPOSITION. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Joan A. Walker, Chairman of the Planning Commission,
Planning presented the Commission Annual Report for the Year 1977-78 per
Commission Ordinance No. 3076. The report describes projecs t-umplei,ej uuriny
Annual Report the past year, gives progress on continuing programs and sets
1977-78 priorities for work to be undertaken in the near future. Councilman
Perry called attention to Page 18 and 19 Planning Commission Priori- r.
ties: Completion of review of Comprehensive Plan for southeast quad-
rant of the City; Completion of revision of zoning ordinance; Addi-
tional priorities for consideration: Review of Comprehensive Plan
for northeast quadrant of the City, north and south areas, northwest
_quadrant; Review of Subdivision and Parkins and Loadinq Ordinances.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL. REQUEST THE PLANNING COMMISSION
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9/18/78 Page 5
Correspondence Continued
Planning TO PLACE AS THEIR PRIORITY (Above those items in the Commission)
Commission FIRST, UTILITY ELEMENT AND SECOND, STREETS AND ARTERIAL ELEMENT
Annual Report OF THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. ROLL CALL: 6-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM,
Continued SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY; ONE NO: THORPE. MOTION CARRIED.
Conduit Purchase Letter from the Public Works Director requested appropriation in
for Placement the amount of $4,563.36 to purchase conduit (2"PVC underground
w/Washington conduit) to be placed in trench by City forces in coordinantion
Natural Gas Co. with Washington Natural Gas Co. installation of 12" high-pressure
No Cost to City gas line through the City. Conduit to be installed from Williams
for Excavation Ave. S. and Tobin S. to Park N. and Garden Ave. N. Moved by
or Repaving Stredicke, Second Shane, Council concur in recommendation of the
Public Works Director. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN REQUEST OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR AND FUNDING
FOR THIS MATTER BE APPROPRIATED FROM WITHIN THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPART-
MENT PROJECT PARTS AND PIPE ACCOUNT. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER, REFER MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR
PROPER LEGISLATION. ' CARRIED.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti announced appointment of Jay Parmelee
Fire Department to the position of Firefighter in the Renton Fire Department to
fill an existing vacancy. Appointment effective 9/19/78 and sub-
ject to the customary six-month probationary period, appointee
having been certified by the Fire Civil Service Commission and
accepted by LEOFF. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, CONCUR IN
APPOINTMENT. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Shane made inquiry of installation through the down-
town area of gay line by Washington Natural Gas Co. , noting dis-
Gas Line approval of closing streets. Upon inquiry by Councilwoman Thorpe,
Installation Public Works Director Gonnason explained the 10-inch high pressure
gas line from near terminal near peak shaving plant on Talbot Hill
to Kennydale joining new distribution line. Council Member Clymer
inquired re testing and inspection of the line.
... ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11 :45 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, CityFClerk
September 18, 1978
BID TABULATION SHEET
PROJECT : SURPLUS RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT
DAT F— ,- September 13, 1978
BIDDER BID
James R. Williams (1) Freezer $100.00
636 Blaine Ave. NE (1) Refrigerator $100.00
Renton, WA 98055
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF September 18, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Thurs. 9-19 4:30 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 13rd Floor Conf. Room
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 9-25 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 9-25 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION i SHINPOCH
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UTILITIES Thurs. 9-28 7:30 P.M. SHANE 4th Floor Conf. Room
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
SEPTEMBER 18, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6172 $ 3,600 R.L. Volkenand 1623 Union Ave. NE Constr. Garage
6173 250 Glenn Trout 201 Union Ave. SE Constr.Storage Shed
6174 2,300 Cascade Vista Free Methodist 2200 Edmonds Ave. SE Pave Play Area
6175 55,000 Horst Preuss 126 Wells So. Constr. Delicatessen
rr.. 6176 6,000 Frank Bennett 522 Langston Rd. SW Constr. Add. Res.
6177 12,000 Mike Lotto 2808 NE Sunset Blvd. Remodel Projects
6178 1,250,000 Olympic Venture Constr. Co. 1850 Grant Ave. So. Constr. condominium
6179 Void
6180 Void
6181 Void
6182 Void
6183 3,000 Roy Ballestrasse 260 SW 12th St. Constr. Garage
6184 9,000 R.L. Edwards Renton Shopping Center Remodel Projects
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1627 R.L. Edwards Renton Shopping Center Inst. Sewer
1628 Charles Henderson 1704 Monroe Ave. SE Connect side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7412 180 HUB Trailer Park 641 Wells Ave. North Inst. 200 AMP Service
7413 3,500 Boeing 482 Bldg. Inst. Fixtures
7414 250 Lake Terrace Mobile Home Park 2100 Lk.Wash.Blvd.N. Hook-up Mobile Home
7415 500 Keith Johnson 575 Pierce Ave. SE Serv.200 AMP-wire furn. '
7416 1,000 E.W. Price 402 Lind Ave. NW Wire Residence
7417 1,000 E.W. Price 408 Lind Ave. NW Wire Residence
7418 300 Golden Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7419 300 Golden Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
bum 7.420 300 Golden Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7421 300 Golden Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6298 810 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen P1.SE Install Gas Furnace
6299 755 Construction Distributors 408 Lind Ave. NW Install Gas Furnace
6300 1,597 Parkwood Homes 2108 Aberdeen Pl. SE Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6301 1,745 Parkwood Homes 2105 Aberdeen P1. SE Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6302 2,400 Horst Pruess 126 Wells Ave. So. Ext.Permit M5682
6303 9,652 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6304 5,228 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6305 5,228 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6306 9,652 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6307 764 Parkwood Homes 2101 Aberdeen Pl.SE Install Furnace/Heater
6308 72,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 800 SW 43rd St. Install Gas Piping
6309 6,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 600 SW 43rd St. Install Gas Piping
6310 755 Construction Distributors 402 Lind Ave. NW Install Electr.Furnace
SIGN PERMITS
664 900 Credit Thrift of America 332 So. Burnett Install Roof Sign
665 800 Benton McCarthy 924 Bronson Way So. Install Wall Signs
WNW
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
Sepember 18, 1978 Council Minutes
A D D E N D U M
Addition to Page 5, Line 1 : Add the words "Additional Priority" as
follows: (Above those Additional Priority items in the Commission)
a. &,ems
Delores A. Mead, CfLty Clerk
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Sept. 25, 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
Claim for Damages - Janders, Kyle S.
BUDGET COMMITTEE
Firemen Pension Board request re funding
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
CATV expansion plan
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to execute contracts Latecomer's Agreements Loveless/Powell
PLANNING DIRECTOR
Zoning for Council Chambers
PLANNING COMMISSION
Question of designation for �ctile home parks on the Comprehensive Plan
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Main Fire Station furnishings bids
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
City Code changes recommended by Board of Public Works
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Leisure Estates - Comp. Plan change Ordinance (first reading 9/25/78)
Harold Syrstad Rezone for ordinance
Gary Volchok for ordinance
Final payment and release of retained amount Highlands tank painting
Surplus equipment (trucks and vans)
PUBLIC HEARINGS
0/2/78 Public Hearing continued for Proposed Vacation of pcyrtion of Lind NW
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
September 25 , 1978 Council Chambers
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Municipal Building
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor C. J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE, BARBARA Y.
COUNCIL SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, ABSENT COUNCILMAN GEORGE J.
PERRY BE EXCUSED. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS CHARLES J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney;
GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN
i, GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning
Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; CAPT. JAMES
BOURASA, Police Rep. ; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record-Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 MEETING AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT James A. Atherton, Engineer for Washington Natural Gas Co. ,
Seattle, requested his letter be read. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Washington STREDICKE, COUNCIL ADVANCE AGENDA AS REQUESTED. CARRIED. Letter
Natural Gas Co. from Washington Natural Gas Co. noted installation by Mid-Mountain
Extended Contractors of new 12' gas main through the City to feed the
Work Hours Renton Industrial area, Newport Hills, Mercer Island and the
Highlands with gas from South Seattle Gate Station, further
noting need for completion prior to fall heating season.
The letter requested permission to extend hours of operation on
Lake Washington Blvd. from present restricted time of 8:30 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. , routing through traffic �--
to I-405 from Park Drive to 30th except for emergency and local
traffic. The letter explained completion of the project would be
10 days rather than three weeks with extended work hours. Mr.
Atherton and Frank Everett, Mid-Mountain Contractors, Bellevue,
explained gas line operation and traffic diversion plan. MOVED
BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, permission not be granted. Failed.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL AUTHORIZE WORK HOURS
OF 8:30 AM THROUGH TO LATER IN EVENING WITH LOCAL AND EMERGENCY
ACCESS. ROLL CALL: 3-AYE: CLYMER, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE; 2-N0:
TRIMM AND SHANE. Councilwoman Seymour-Thorpe ABSTAINED from
voting for lack of information on traffic patterns. MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Clymer asked the contractor consider working Saturday
and Sunday in order expedite the project. Councilwoman Shinpoch
reserved the right to rescind action taken if difficulties arise as
with I-405 congestion.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Proposed published according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public
Street Vacation hearing to consider the vacation of a portion of Lind Ave. NW
Portion of located between NW 2nd Street and NW 2nd Place as requested by
Lind Ave. NW Robert McBeth, Attorney representing Lakeview Towers Assoc. ,
Renton. Letter from the Board of Public Works recommended grant-
ing the street vacation with no fees involved as it is within
the N H Latimer Lake Washington Plat which was platted in 1895
and would revert back to original owner if not opened within
five years. The letter also recommended retention of a utility
easement through the easterly 30 ft. of the vacation. Public
Works Director Gonnason used wall map to explain the area. Council-
woman Shinpoch left the Council Chambers and took no part in the
matter due to living in the neighborhood. Public Works Director
noted permanent access over part of Lind for i1elcher residence; and
also noted steepness of the area and NW 2nd. City Attorney Warren
explained cloud on the title due to manner of original dedication
and reverting back and desirability of obtaining utility easement.
Attorney McBeth, Renton, explained title company would not issue
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Public Hearing Continued
insurance without street vacation or obtaining quiet title through
the court, which may take a year. McBeth further explained the
history of street and developer's intent to build. Upon inquiry
Planning Director Ericksen noted the area owned by Lakeview
Towers was zoned R-4 and R-3. R. Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW,
area resident, explained traffic problems and steepness of terrain.
Mr. Little noted in reply to C^uncilman Shane's suggestion for
vacating all non-opened streets in, !a, that as streets did revert
back to oriqinal owner and as Maple Ave. was opened by his father
in-lay 1952 without power to do so, it could also be included.
Bambara Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW, area resident, objected to
Council vacating the street making building of apartment complex
easier, expressing belief that streets in the area are prohibitive
to such development due to steepness, questioning access of emer-
gency vehicles. Following further discussion, it was MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED.
Following further questions re servicing of area by Fire and Police
vehicles; auto:vatic vacation, etc. , it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, RLCONSIDER PREVIOUS MOTION. CARRIED. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, CONTINUE PUBLIC HEARING FOR ONE WEEK.
CARRIED. (Time: 9:23 p.m. )
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Coun-
cil recessed at 9:25 and reconvened at 9:35 p.m. Roll Call : All
Councii Members present as previously shown.
OLD BUSINESS Motion by Shane that utility tax be deleted and tax of 2% be
placed on mutuel betting at Longacres, failed for lack of
a Second.
Council Meeting MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, AUDIENCE COMMENT FOLLOW PUBLIC
Agenda HEARINGS ON THE COUNCIL AGENDA. CARRIED.
Zoning Maps Councilman Stredicke requested updated zoning map for each
Council Members' desk in the Council Chambers. Planning Director
i Ericksen agreed to furnish maps.
Streets Councilman Stredicke called attention to numerous specific street
lo,�atiuris that repairs are needed and asked that no street cuts
be ;nad unless the contractor or City will return street to
original condition. Councilman Shane noted several areas in
need of repair.
NE 30th Overpass Councilman Stredicke submitted letter for reading from the 11th
Legislative District Representative Avery Garrett thanking him
for letter re I-405, overpass at NE 30th and hearing held at
Kennyd3le School in May 1978. Garrett's letter complimented the
Kerr;ydale residents for presenting a strong case and for their
participation.
Recurring Water Councilwoman Thorpe for the record expressed gratitude for Water
Problem on Talbot Department crew and work done on water problem on Talbot Hill .
Utilities Utilities Committee Chairman Shane submitted report recommending
Committee Report approval of the Latecomer's Agreement between the City and Loveless-
Loveless/Powell Powell and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to exe-
LCAG-064-78 Sewer cute the agreement on behalf ot the City re Central Highlands
LCAG-065-78 Water Shopping Plaza. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND CLYMER, APROVE COMMITTEE
�— REPORT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report
Committee Report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance (first
Ordinance_#3250 reading 7/17/78) known as the Wehrman Rezone changing zoning of
Wehrman Rezone property located south of NE 4th St. near Greenwood Cemetery
Near Union Ave NE from G to B-1 (R-166-78). Following readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL:
ALL AYES. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
Ordinance #3251 The committee report recommended second and final readings of
Human Rights & an ordinance removing limitation of terms of office of the
Affairs Members of the Human Rights and Affairs Commission. Following
Amendments readings, MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, ADOPT ORDINANCE
AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3252 Following explanation from Public Works Director Gonnason regard-
Appropriation ing need for appropriation of funds for conduit, (majority to
of Funds for be used for traffic and communication system rather than water
Conduit Line utility only) the ordinance appropriating $1 ,282 was read.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE
ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following the
readings, MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND CLYMER, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS
READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading The committee report presented ordinance for first reading amending
Ordinance re Comprehensive Plan, with ordinance to be held by Ways & Means until
Leisure Estates restrictive covenants are filed. City Clerk Mead read the ordi-
Mobile Home Park nance amending the City's Comprehensive Plan and map relating
Expansion to properties in the general vicinity east of and south of
(Bitney) Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park and west of Union Ave. SE to
low density multiple family with restrictive covenants. MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
CARRIED.
Mobile Home The Ways and Means Committee presented report recommending that
Park Designator the question of a designation for mobile home parks on the Comp-
rehensive Plan be referred to the Planning Commission for
recommendation. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR
IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF COMMITTEE. Planning Commission Walker
noted continual review of the plan by the Commission, October
month for consideration of changes. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2217 The committee recommended reading and adoption of a resolution NEW
Borrowing Funds providing for the borrowing of $900,000 from certain funds pend-
Pending Receipt ing receipt of tax monies due the City, to be repaid no later
of Tax Monies than 12/31/78. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR
IN REQUEST OF THE FINANCE DIRECTOR AND ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS
READ. CARRIED.
VOUCHERS The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Vouchers No. 19713 through 19841 in the amount of $240,424.63
plus LID #302 Revenue Warrant R-24 $64,520.16 and Cash Warrants
C-53 $210.72, #C-54 $61 ,093.96 and C-55 $3,215.48, having received
departmental certification that merchandise and/or services
have been received or rendered. Vouchers 19706 through 19712
machine voided. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CON-
CUR IN COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION AND APPROVE PAYMENT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members for
study and are adopted by one motionwich follows Consent Agenda
items:
Surplus Vehicles Letter from Finance Director Marshall reported as surplus 10 vans
and pick up trucks from within the Equipment Rental from Public
Works Department and Parks and Recreation Department. The letter
noted the Purchasing Controller will dispose of the equipment by
sealed bid and recommended the matter be referred to the Ways and
Means Committee for necessary resolution. ■••
Bid Opening Two bids were received for the Main Fire Station furnishings
Fire Station as shown on attached tabulation. Bids are within the buget amo,Ant
Furnishings of $37,500. Refer to the Public Safety Committee.
Tukwila City Hall Invitation was extended by Tukwila Mayor Edgar D. Bauch and
Open House employees of the City of Tukwila for the grand opening of their
new City Hall 9/29/78 Open House 3:00 to 7:00. Invitation to
Mayor, City Officials and employees of Renton. Information.
Renton City Hall
9/25/78 Page 4
Consent Agenda Continued
Damages Claim Claim for Damages was filed by Kyle S. Janders in amount of
$17.39 for paint damage to his leather jacket alleging non-
marking of City Park Department freshly painted swings. Refer
to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
Rezone R-211-78 Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval of request by Harold
Harold Syrstad M. Syrstad for rezone from GS-1 to SR-1 , property located on the
north side of Puget Dr. SE, 350 ft. east of Grant Ave. S. and
adjacent to the Rolling Hills subdivision. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee for ordinance.
Rezone R-212-78 Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval of request of Gary
Gary Volchok Volchok for rezone from G to MP, property along the west side of
East Valley Road near SW 21st. Refer to the Ways and Means
Committee for ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA
Approved AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE
Firemen's Pension Letter from the Firemen's Pension Board, City Clerk Mead Secretary,
Board re reported Board concurrence in the 1978 Actuarial Report pre-
Funding pared by Milliman and Robertson, Inc. and requested that the
Council consider allocation of tax dollars for the pension fund
in accordance with recommendations of the actuarial . Letter
from Fireman William J. Henry representing Firefighter Members
of the Board requested City start funding the Pension Fund at
acceptable level . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL
REFER THE LETTERS TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Final Payment Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested final pay-
Highlands Tank ment (CAG 076-77) repainting of Highlands elevated tank and the
and Reservoir Mt. Olivet reservoir, noting project acceptance of the Olsen
Painting Brothers Drywall and Painting Co. on 7/15/78 by the department.
The letter recommended Council acceptance of the project 9/25/78
and final payment in amount of $12,125.80. The letter also recom-
(30 day waiting mended the retained amount of $6,571 .90 be paid the contractor if
period for no liens or claims are filed against the project and proof of
release of payment of tax liabilities is received. Discussion ensued noting
retained the attractivene�s°of the painted items and color chosen by
amount) Municipal Arts Commission; also claims filed against City on
behalf of paint damage to private property. The City Attorney
noted claims were being handled by the insurance carrier of the
contractor. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER THE LETTER
TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ONE WEEK TO INVESTIGATE AND
MAKE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
CATV Expansion Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported that Tele-
prompter Cable TV Co. (as required by Ordinance No. 3137) has
submitted their proposed expansion plan 1978 through 1980 indi-
cating proposed area locations for new service and Teleprompter's
existing service area. The letter recommended plans be accepted
as proposed. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECONDED THORPE, REFER THE
MATTER TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE TO MEET WITH CABLE
TV OFFICE. CARRIED.
City Code Letter from the Board of Public Works Director Gonnason recom-
Changes mended changes to the City Code including addition to Title IV,
Chapter I , Uniform Building Code of inspection, approval and fees
(4-105) an.d included in the recommendation: proposed revision
to Title IX, Chapter 11 , Renton Subdivision Ordinance (9;1108)
Inspection, approval and fees. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL REFER THE RECOMMENDATION TO THE UTILITIES
COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL. CARRIED.
Councilwoman Shinpoch requested figures on County building
permits, as well as Tukwila and Kent.
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9/25/89 Page 5
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Shane commended the Renton Chamber of Commerce
noting outstanding displays pertaining to the City.
Icosahedron Upon request by Councilwoman Shinpoch, Mayor Delaurenti reported
Kiwanis receipt of check in amount of $1 ,189.44 from Mr. Alhadoff
Bicentennial representing full payment of outstanding debt from the Icosahedron
Air Park bicentennial memorial installation at the Kiwanis Bicentennail
Air Park. The Icosahedron had been a community project.
Endorsement Councilman Stredicke requested information for endorsement of
Voc Tec bond issue for expansion of the Renton Vocation School , being
advised that Mayor Delaurenti would provide information.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND TRIMM, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
The meeting adjourned at 10:37 p.m.
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BID TABULATION SHEET
PROJ ECT : Main Fire Station - Furnishings
DATE. September 15, 1978
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Office Interiors of Seattle
1219 Westlake Ave.. N.
Seattle WA 98109 BB EEO Addendun #1
Medical & Business Interiors
1751 Dexter Avenue N.
Seattle WA 98109 BB EEO, Addendum #1
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Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF September 25, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CLYMER
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 9/28 4:30 P.M. PERRY 3rd Floor Conf. Room
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 9/26 4:45 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE ( 3rd Floor Conf. Room Fire Station Use - Meet with
interested groups.
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 10,2 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 10/2 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES Thurs. 9/28 Cancelled SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
SEPTEMBER 25, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6185 $60,000 Joseph Upshaw 2416 Edmonds Ave. NE Constr. Residence
6186 43,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2122 Aberdeen Court SE Constr. Residence
6187 42,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2110 SW 22nd Place Constr. Residence
6188 44,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2114 Aberdeen Court SE Constr. Residence
6189 9,500 Stanley Christianson 2814 NE 8th Fire Damage Repair
6190 58,750 Roger Hines 3712 Lincoln P1. NE Constr. Residence
6191 500 Mark Nemeth 1815 Lake Ave. So. Fill
6192 2,476 Fred W. Kendrick 3715 Lk.Wash.Blvd. N. Constr. Dock
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT,
1629 Charles Henderson Co. 1809 Glenwood Ave. SE Street Break
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7422 890 Charles Henderson Co. 1912 Lake Youngs Way SE Wire Residence
7423 1,400 C. Wiehoff 1706 Kennewick Ave. NE Wire Residence
7424 185 Mrs. E. Johnson 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7425 821 Charles Henderson Co. 1704 Monroe Ave. SE Wire Residence
7426 947 Charles Henderson Co. 1502 Ferndale Ave. SE Wire Residence
7427 50 John Moe 1814 Grant Ave. So. Temp. Service
7428 50 Bert L. Nord 201 Union Ave. SE Wire Carport & Shed
7429 3,000 Herb Nissen 5201 Ripley Lane No. Wire Residence
7430 100 Stanley Christianson 2814 NE 8th St. Repair Fire Damage
7431 Void
7432 1,120 Parkwood Homes 2101 Aberdeen Pl. SE Wire Residence
7433 1,025 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen Ct. SE Wire Residence
7434 1,900 Mark Atkinson 1566 Vashon Ave. NE Wire Residence
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6311 925 Mark Atkinson 1566 Vashon Ave. NE Install Furnace
6312 4,000 Ervin Yoder 1527 & 1529 S.Eagle Ridge Dr. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6313 4,000 Ervin Yoder 1521 & 1523 S.Eagle Ridge Dr. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6314 5,800 M. Ring 2413 Meadow Ave. N. Install Fixtures/Plumb.
6315 1,456 Guy Lambiaso 1907 Rolling Hills Ave. SE Install Furnace
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C I T Y O F R E N T 0 N
TRANSFERS
OF SEPTEMBER, 1978
THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
FF40M TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
/78 CURRENT 1230779.88
PARKS & RECREATION 7,344.37
1)
ARTERIAL STREETS 161 .16
CITY STREETS 3,602.33
LIBRARY 5,080.27
COMP. EMP. TRNG. (CETA) 529.08
ANTIRECESSION 420.09
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 31 ,811 .35
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONSTR. 245,437.43
WATERWORKS UTILITY 69,927.23
AIRPORT 8,457.48
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 13 428. 19
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of SEPT. $509j978.86
CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND kncel warrant 119553 50.00
WATERWORKS UTILITY WATERWORKS UTILITY To correct codeing error S 212.69
on 5/8/78 transfer
5/78 CURRENT FUND $160 ,014.75
of�" PARKS & RECREATION 24,074- 53
CITY STREETS 19,309.34
LIBRARY 9,459. 31
COMP.F.MPL.TRNG. (CETA 3 ,617.90
ANTIRECESSION 5 ,854.70
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 19,129.6`
AIRPORT 1 , 548.0(r
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2 ,099.00
AYR',.-)',L FUND Transfers for mo. of
SEPTEMBER $245 ,107.22
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST .STREET FWD THRUST Per Resolution #2210 $ $0 ,660. 30
Repayment of 8/28/78
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF SEPTE14BER, 1778
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
9/25/78 CURRENT S 48,810.64
ARKS G RECREATION 12,688.75
ARTERIAL STREETS 16,680.16
CITY STREETS 34,398.20
LIBRARY
2,384.77
sa•� COMP. EMP. TRNG. ACT 674.85
ANTIRECESSION 759.14
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR. 1,656.99
WATERW-)RILS UTILITY 91,860.61
AIRPORT 810.03
197= W 6 S CONSTRUCTION 808.33
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EQUIPMENT RENTAL i
13,622.29
FIREMAN'S PENSION 15 269.87
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for so. of SEPT. $240,424.63
CLAIMS FUND WATERWORKS UTILITY Cancel Warrant No.01%32 $ 15,203.26
CLAIMS FUND WATERWORKS UTILITY Cancel Warrant No.019633 $ 1,211.39
AIRPORT EQUIPMENT RENTAL Correct codeinq error on $ 1,548.00
402/242.01).00 501/242.00.00 9/15/78 transfer
STREET FORWARD THRUST MAIN FIRE STA.CONSTR. Correct transfer error on $ 80,660.30
301/2U .4�i.nn 301/138.00.00 9/15/78 keypunch G codeinq
MAIN FIRE STA. CONSTR. STREET FORWARD THRUS Correct 9/15/78 transfer $ 80,660.30
3.-/21 ,.1)0.00 3()1/138.01).00
�. 9/30/78 CURRENT 160,060.12
PARKS & RECREATION 21,888.56
CITY STREETS 19,294.52
LIBRARY 9,640.96
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 4,370.55
ANTIRECESSION 4,823.03
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 20,852.86
AIRPORT 1,548.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,099.00
PAYROLL FUND ransfers for no. of .!",577.60
SEPT. 1978
CLAIMS FUND URRENT FUND o cancel stale dated 3,627.93
8011201.00.00 000/271.00.00 jarrants - per attached
-LAIMS FUND PARKS 208.63
801/201.00.00 101/271.00.00
01-4 IMS FUND LIBRARY 64.50
AO1/201.00.00 106/271 .00.00
CLAIMS FUND T. FWD. THRUST 10.00
901/201.00.00 301/271.00.00
CLAIAS FUND IREMAN'S PENSION 157.86
9C:I201.00.00 601/271.00.00
PAYRGLL FUND OMP.EMPL.TRNG. (C A) .04
802/201.00.00 122/271 .00.00
STREET FWD THRUST ARKS Oer Resolution No. 2217 40,000.00
e 301/138.00.00 101/210.00.00
STREET FWD THRUST TREET er Resolution No. 2217
301/138.00.00 103/210.00.00 12,000.00
WATLkWORKS UTILITIES [QUIPMENT RENTAL Paid in error out of 48.33
4F1/000/15.53 L, 32.2 501/000/15.591. 4.23 Eo. Renta19/25 �
u„vro � o¢A�t1Cf OIaECTAiI
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October 2 , 1978 Office of the City Clerk
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Negotiate lease with Historical Society per f1tee request
RAYS request for office space
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Sewer hook-up charges re developer extension in Ke nnydale
Conflict of interest for Council , Employees, Attorney
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL PRESIDENT
Acknowledgement re Carco Readerboard
PARKS DIRECTOR
RAYS request for office space
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Bids - Grady Way Signals
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Rezone ordinance H. Syrstad (first reading 10/2)
Rezone ordinance G. Volchok (first reading 10/2)
Request of Finance Director for ordinance and resolution - Salary/benefits
Agreement w/Austin's Pharmacy for utility collection rate increase
APPOINTMENTS
Renton Housing Authority -Dan Poli 9/27/78 - 9/10/83
Renton Police Officer - Garry Anderson 10/16/78
PUBLIC HEARINGS
0 6/78 Towing Ordinance Continued
11/6/78 Talbot Hill Island Annexation
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 2 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Pro tem Earl Clymer led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE, BARBARA Y.
COUNCIL SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, GEORGE J. PERRY. MOVED BY
--- SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, ABSENT COUNCILWOMAN PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE BE EXCUSED. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
DEL MEAD, City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and
Recreation Director; CAPT. JAMES PHELAN, Police Rep. ; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record-Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL APPROVE THE
MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 25, 1978 AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
published, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the public hearing continued
Street Vacation from September 25, 1978 to consider the proposed vacation of a
Portion of portion of Lind Ave. NW between lots 58 and 59 and NW 2nd Place
Lind Ave. NW at and NW 2nd St. Councilwoman Shinpoch left the Chambers as she''is
NW 2nd a resident of area and due to appearance of fairness. Petitions
were filed with the City Clerk bearing .214-signatures and 33
signatures opposing the vacation of portion of Lind NW between
NW 2nd Pl . and NW 2nd St. and any high density construction.
City Attorney Warren at the request of Council Members, stated that
only the street as posted and published could be considered for
vacation, which was the subject for the present hearing; not any
discussion of zoning or multi-family construction. Attorney
Robert McB h
et representing Lakeview Towers Associates, Renton,
explained the street was portion of plat dedicated in 1895 by N H
Latimer; that state law at that time stipulated that if the street
was not opened within five years it reverted back to the property
owner; Latimer rededicated the land but had sold the property;
therefore, title is clouded and must be cleared by street vacation
or court of law in order to obtain title insurance or financing
on the property. At the request of Councilman Stredicke, Planning
Director Ericksen explained zoning of R-3 for lot 59 and R-4 for
Lot 58 surrounded by G-6000 and S-1 .
Continued Persons present making comments and opposing the street vacation:
Margaret Feaster, 264 Stevens Ave. NW; Barbara Little 264 Maple
Ave. NW, addressed Mr. Duncan, builder, who advised the 86 unit
apartments could not be constructed without the street vacation.
Mrs. Little spoke for area residents and offered help with costs of
opening that portion of Lind NW in order tu assist Mrs. Melcher and
assure that the fire truck has access. George Hallberg, 266 Lind
NW; Mrs. Melcher, 304 NW 2nd; Robin Little, 264 Maple Ave. NW and
Oliver Torkelson, 306 NW 2nd, both advised Lind NW between NW 2nd
Place and NW 2nd Street has been open and used as a dirt road until
recently blocked by the Melchers. Les Sample, 610 Stevens Ave. NW and
Jane Gavin, 265 Lind Ave. NW, inquired as to payment of needed street
improvements, being advised the contractor would be responsible for
improving his side roadway including curbs and gutters for Stevens,
Maple and NW 2nd Pl . to proposed vacation. Rod Sletten, 255 Lind
NW, and Barbara Little requested traffic study plan for area
before any vacation and also that environmental impact statement
be filed. Leon Little, 261 Maple NW; Bill Gavin 265 Lind NW.
Continued Councilman Shane noted cars cannot pass on Lind Ave. because of
narrowness of street; also noting steepness of area. Councilman
Perry inquired re appropriateness of the street vacation before the
Renton City Council
10/2/78 Page 2
Public Hearing Continued
Proposed Street City Council if City could not open the street or if not owned
Vacation by City; Attorney advising City can vacate without fee to clear
Portion Lind NW title. Public Works Director Gonnason discussed streets in
area, noting steepness and that present development is minimum not
to City standards. Public Works Director noted access to the
property via NW 2nd Place and NW 2nd Street and those streets
would be required to be improved to acceptable standards .by builder,.
Gonnason noted that application had been received for building
permit. Councilman Stredicke recalled Honeydew Apartment develop-
ment where developer was entitled to zoning once application made
for building; being confirmed by Attorney. Public Works Director
Gonnason discussed environmental impact procedure and traffic cir-
culation problems `in regard to improvement of north/south streets
which could require improvements due to additional traffic,
especially in the event of frost/snow when NW 2nd St. or Place
would not be passable. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, HEARING
Street Vacation BE CLOSED. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, STREET
Petition VACATION PETITION AS REQUESTED BE DENIED. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE:
Denied CLYMER, SHANE, STREDICKE, PERRY; ONE NO: TRIMM. MOTION CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS FOR FIVE MINUTES.
CARRIED. Council recessed at 9: 10 p.m. and reconvened at 9:20
p.m. ROLL CALL: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE AND
PERRY.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted
Towing and published, Mayor Pro tem Clymer opened the public hearing to
Ordinance consider an ordinance relating to and providing for the licensing,
regulation, standards and contractual services of vehicle wrecker
and towing service; fixing rates and charges, providing for denial
of issuance of licenses and defining offenses and prescribing
penalties. City Clerk Mead reported the ordinance was placed
on first reading June 26, 1978 and public hearing set on August
28, 1978 upon recommendation of the Public Safety Committee.
Continued Attorney Mike Hanis, 406 S. 4th St. , representing Banker's Towing,
noted insufficient time for review of the revised ordinance and
reported objection to provisions of the ordinance that would put
all but one towing company out of business and be in violation
of the anti-trust laws, calling attention to Sections 11 , 12 and
17. City Attorney Warren noted no restraint of trade by the
ordinance. Robt. Willaimson, 717 Sunset Blvd. N.E. , representing
Skyway Towing, reported those persons in the industry had not
reviewed the revised ordinance. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE,
Hearing CONTINUE HEARING FOR TWO WEEKS. CARRIED. Upon inquiry by Council-
Continued to man Stredicke, Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm reported
10/16/78 meeting with the towing industry four times. MOTION CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Upon request of the Renton Historical Society President Ethel
Community Services Telban, report was read from the Community Services Committee
Committee Report recommending that the City retain ownership of the existing fire
Old Fire Station station when vacated, but that the Administration be authorized
Lease to negotiate a lease arrangement providing for use of the building
Recommendations by the Renton Historical Society for a nominal fee (comparable to
Historical present lease in Highlands) and including: Maintenance and renova-
Society tion costs to be borne by the Historical Society; hold harmless
clause; liability insurance. The report requested the Administra-
tion take timely action so that the Society may meet its November
deadline for grant application to assist in remodeling. ••
City Records The Community Services Committee report also recommended storage
Storage space be provided in the fire station for City records as requested
by the City Clerk. The report also recommended that the .RAYS
request for space be referred to the Administration and Parks
Director to lend assistance, as possible,with report back to Council .
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
REPORT. Councilman Perry inquired as to nominal fee for Historical
Society, being advised by Miss Telban of the $1 .00 fee for Highlands.
Upon inquiry, Councilwoman Shinpoch explained functions of Renton
Area Youth Services. MOTION CARRIED.
Renton City Council
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OLD BUSINESS
Street Closure Councilman Shane registered complaint against closure of Lake
Complaint Washington Blvd. N. by contractor- during installation of gas
line for Washington Natural Gas Co. , recalling Council had
allowed local and emergency traffic.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Waysand _Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance
Ordinance #3253 (first reading 9/25/78) amending the City' s Comprehensive Plan
Comprehensive re east and south Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park and west of
Plan re Union Ave. Following readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Leisure Estates SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. Councilman Perry stated
Low Density for the record his opposition to covenanting a Comprehensive Plan
Multiple amendment, that he would vote for the ordinance but did not want
Residential; precedent established; further recalling his recommendation for
Covenants new colored designator for Comprehensive Plan for mobile homes.
Restrict Use to City Attorney Warren advised the property owners have filed signed
Mobile Home Park restrictive covenants which are not a condition of this ordinance.
(Not condition ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER, TRIMM, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY;
of Ordinance) ONE NO: SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
First Readings The committee report recommended first reading of two ordinances
H. Syrstad Rezone as follows: An ordinance rezoning property located on Puget
R-211-78 Drive from GS-1 to SR-1 was read. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
G. Volchok Rezone TRIMM, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR TWO WEEKS. CARRIED.
R-212-78 An ordinance was read rezoning property located at SE 22nd St.
at SR-167 from G to MP known as the Gary Volchok rezone. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO COMMITTEE
FOR TWO WEEKS. CARRIED.
Resolution #2218 The committee recommended reading and adoption of a resolution
Surplus Vehicles declaring as surplus ten van and pickup trucks from equipment
rental fund, to be sold by sealed bid by Purchasing Controller.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND TRIMM, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ.
CARRIED.
Final Payment Councilman Stredicke presented Ways and Means Committee report
Olsen Drywall authorizing final payment to Olsen Drywall and Painting Contractors
CAG 076-77 for the painting of Highlands elevated tank and Mt. Olivet
($12,125.80) reservoir; and that after 30 days if no liens or claims are
filed against the project and proof of payment of tax liabilities
is received, the retained amount of $6,571 .90 be paid the
contractor. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, CONCUR IN
REPORT. CARRIED.
1979 Property The Ways and Means Committee report acknowledged receipt of letter
Tax Levies - from Bernice Stern, Chairman of the King County Council indicating
delay in notification of the 1979 property tax levies extending
deadline for submission of the 1979 property tax levies to the
County Council by the City as the County certification of assessed
valuations unavailable.
Code Revisions The Ways and Means Committee report recommended referring the
Sewer Hook-up matter of sewer hook-up charges relating to developer extension
in the Kennydale area to the Committee of the Whole meeting of
10/12/78 (Code Section 8-717) . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members for
study and are adopted by one motion of the Council which follows
listing of the items:
Bid Opening Grady Way signal system bid opening of 9/22/78; two bids received
Grady Way Signals as shown on attached tabulation. Refer to the Transportation
Committee. Signals being replaced: Grady Way and Rainier Ave. S. ;
two signals on Grady Way at Renton Village.
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Consent Agenda Continued
Appointment Mayor Delaurenti appointed Dan Poli , 420 SW Langston Road,
Housing as a Commissioner of the Renton Housing Authority by reason
Authority of expiration of the term of Commissioner Louie Gebenini .
Term effective 9/27/78 and expires 9/10/83. Information.
Readerboard Letter from Allied Arts of Renton, Rev. John Schaeffer, President,
Carco Theatre presented to the City, the readerboard now installed at a site at
the entrance to Cedar River Park to inform the public of activities
at Carco Theatre. The letter noted the community contributions of
money and time toward the project. Mayor and Council President
acknowledge contributors.
Salary and Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested transfer of funds
Benefit for 1978 salary and benefit adjustments in amount of $245,562
Adjustments finalized after budget adoption including union contract settle-
1978 ments for Police, Fire, 21-R and adjustments for Management, Super-
visory, Exempt and Non-Represented employees as allowed by Council .
Letter from Finance Director Marshall requested appropriation
from excess revenue in amount of $30,010 and $11 ,243 from Water-
works Utility and Firemen's Pension Excess Revenue for salary
and benefit and miscellaneous adjustments. Refer both letters
to the Ways and Means Committee for appropriate ordinance and
resolution.
Police Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Garry Anderson as Renton
Appointment Police Officer effective 10/16/78 subject to customary six-month
probationary period. The appointee replaces George Conklin who
has been granted disability retirement. Concur.
Talbot Hill Letter from City Clerk Mead reported receipt of 75% petition
Island for annexation of Talbot Hill Island; petition certified valid
Annexation by the Planning Department who report signatures thereon
represent ownership of 85.93% of the assessed valuation, at
least 75% required by law. The letter noted circulation of the
petition was authorized at preliminary meeting on 2/14/77 at
which time owners agreed to accept the Comprehensive Plan, zoning
and the assumption of any pre-existing bonded indebtedness.
Public Hearing The letter recommended 11/6/78 be set for public hearing on the
11/6/78 proposed annexation. Council concur.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER, APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA.
Approved CARRIED. (10:00 p.m. )
Utility Billing Letter from Mayor Delaurenti presented request from H. J. Austin
Collections of Austin' s Rexall Pharmacy, 220 Wells Ave. S. , requesting an
Rate increase from 5Q to 7t, each for utility collections made on
behalf of the City. The Mayor' s letter advised the Finance
Director reports 7Q currently budgeted for this purpose and
recommended referral to the Ways and Means Committee for draft-
ing new agreement between City and Austin's Rexall Pharmacy.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDA-
TION AND REFER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Perry commended Mayor Delaurenti ' s freeze on staff
Hiring Freeze spending. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, Council place
Attempted freeze on all hiring effective today until after the final
budget has been adopted. MOTION FAILED.
Council Upon inquiry by Councilman Stredicke;re violation of disclosure �..
Endorsements laws by King County Council Members after endorsing or promoting
a ballot issue, City Attorney Warren noted any endorsement must
be of non-political ballot issue which would be difficult to find
or as an individual in order to avoid violation. Councilman
Stredicke requested report from the City Attorney.
Policewoman Upon inquiry by Councilman Shane, City Attorney Warren advised
that the Policewoman, subject of court case, is presently serving
as Police Officer.
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New Business Continued
Conflict of Councilman Shane expressed the belief that if public official is
Interest responsible for avoidinRg� conflict of interest then department head_ or
employee should be Bab3ec�'�o dismissal if personal gain is made
from inside or advanced information. MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND
STREDICKE, THE SUBJECT MATTER OF CONFLICT-OF-INTEREST FOR COUNCIL
MEMBER, STAFF OR ATTORNEY BE REFERRED TO COMMITTEE OF WHOLE.
CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Public Works Director Gonnason reported Burlington Northern has .
Grady Way notified the City that sub-structural repairs have been completed
Bridge Repaired on the Grady Way bridge; that matter has been discussed with
Tukwila officials and joint agreement reached to remove the load
limit signs.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10: 18 p.m.
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Delores A. Mead, Cit Clerk
Oct. 2, 1978
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Q1 D TABULATION SHEF.T'/i�o'-�4
PROJ EC T ' GRADY WAY SIGNAL SYS77
DATE • September 22 1978
BIDDEFt BID
Electric Controls, Inc.
-Bay 59 1819 So. Central Ave.
Rent WA 98031 AA, BB EEO $95,800.00
Signal Electric Inc.
9012 So. 208th St.
Rent WA 98031 AA, BB, EEO $99 045.00
ltngineer's Estiamte 284,250.00
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 10-2-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 10-12 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 10-5 4:30 P.M.CAN ELL&ERRY Quorum Not Available
7:30 P.M.CAN ELLER
n
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 10-3 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 10-9 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 10-9 7:00 P.M. T R I M M 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS A EVENTS
Puget Sound Council of Government Thurs. 10-5 7:30 P.M. Kent City Hall
LEOFF Board Ked. 10-4 8:00 A.M. 6tb- Floor Conf. Room
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
OCTOBER 2, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6193 $ 2,380 W.F. Lynn 3625 Lake Wash. Blvd. N. Add mooring & repair deck
.... 6194 500 Vern Wheeler 1035 Lynnwood Ave. NE Convert Garage to Rec. Room
6195 3,600 Jess Minnick 201 Union Ave. SE Carport,patio cover & shed
6196 1,300,000 Boeing Renton Plant 10-63 Bldg. Constr. Mezzanine
6197 500,000 Star Machinery 4202 W. Valley Rd. Constr.Sales & Serv.Facility
6198 7,000 Rob. & Ken. Weisberg 217 Park Ave. N. Remodeling-repair work
6199 375 Arvid Widell 2733 NE 16th St. Constr. Storage Shed
6200 150,000 Boeing Renton Plant 4-81 Bldg. Constr. X-Ray Vault
6201 12,700 Don 4 Betty Frodsham 2501 Dayton Ave. NE Add. Front & Retaining Wall
6202 74,650 Terry M. Vermeire 2407 Talbot Crest Dr. S. Constr. Residence
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1630 L. Whitlock 14620 SE 140th Install Side Sewer
1631 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Sewer
1632 Mike Young 4503 NE 23rd St. Install Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7435 50 Benton McCarthy Realty NE 12th & Lynwood Install Temp. Service
7436 50 Stanford Witsoe 1707 Lake Ave. So. Install Temp. Service
7437 50 Floyd Hewitt 1806 NE 27th St. Install Temp. Service
7438 50 Parkwood Homes 2109 Aberdeen Court SE Install Temp. Service
7439 50 Parkwood Homes 2105 Aberdeen Court SE Install Temp. Service
7440 50 Parkwood Homes 2108 Aberdeen Court SE Install Temp. Service
7441 50 Charles Henderson Co. 1603 Glenwood Ave. SE Install Temp. Service
7442 50 Parkwood Homes 2103 Aberdeen Court SE Install Temp. Service
7443 500 J.H. Shaw 1019 North 36th St. Increase Service
7444 100 Taulin Assoc. 2601 NE 4th St. Install 2 Temp. Services
7445 195 Robert Watzel 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7446 195 Mrs. Gradhandt 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile.Home
7447 500 William P. Laitila 1060 Glenwood Ave. NE Repl.fuse boat-add circuits
7448 500 Darryl J. Smith 1733 Jones Ave. NE Inst.Service, Rewire Res.
7449 3,000 Bill Beeks 410 Burnett Ave. S. Rewire Bldg.
7450 33,000 1st Fed. Savings 201 Wells Ave. So. Wire New Addition
7451 2,700 Boeing Renton Plant 4-01.2 Bldg. Install Circuits
7452 11,260 Boeing Renton Plant 4-81 Inst.f ixtures,outlets,circuil
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6316 1,597 Parkwood Homes 2103 Aberdeen Ct. SE Inst. Fixtures/Plumb.
6317 1,572 Parkwood Homes 2109 Aberdeen Ct. SE Inst. Fixtures/Plumb.
6318 3,000 Herb Nissen 5201 Ripley Lane N. Inst. Pump
6319 2,800 SCS Holdings 417 Wells Ave. S. Inst. Fixtures/Plumb.
SIGN PERMIT
666 2,500 The Plumbing Joint 351 Union Ave. NE Inst. Wall Sign
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 2 , 1978 Council Minutes
A D D E N D U M
Correction to Page 2, Audience Comment re Fire Station Lease: Change the
word "President" to "Secretary," so that sentence reads:
Renton Historical Society Secretary Ethel Telban
(For information: Ernie Tonda, Renton Historical Society President)
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 9 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
`—' AIRPORT DIRECTOR
Update of Airport Restaurant construction
Airport signing re joggers
*
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
*C aim for Damages - Nancy J. Peterson
Summons and Complaint - Lakeview Towers
Summons and Complaint - Myrtle Beckstrom
CITY CLERK
Distribute copies of Adults Only report of Human Rights Com.
Authorized to sign agreement increasing collection fees
MAYOR
Authorized to sign agreement re utility fee collection rates
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Bid for Ripley Lane NE sewer replacement
Bid award for further discussion
WAYS AND MEANS
Street repairs re installation of public utilities
Rezone A. Bhatia R-214-78
Rezone Cascadia Properties R-208-78
Containers for used oil
mom
APPOINTMENT
Permanent position of Police Officer James J. Bryant effective 10/17/78
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
October 9 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday, 8: 00 P .M . T E S Council Chambers
M I N U
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE; RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH AND
CHARLES F. SHANE. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCILMAN
THOMAS W. TRIMM ON THREE WEEKS VACATION, BE EXCUSED. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
City Clerk; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks Director; CAPT.
JOHN BUFF, Police Rep. ; FIRE MARSHALL BRUCE PHILLIPS, Fire Rep. ,
DONALD CUSTER, Administrative Assistant.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record-Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, APPROVE COUNCIL MINUTES OF OCTOBER
2, 1978 AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch submitted committee
Transportation report recommending council concurrence in the recommendation of
Committee Report the Public Works Department for acceptance of the low bid of Elec-
Bid Award tric Controls, Inc. in amount of $95,800 for the Grady Way Signal
Grady Wy Signals System, Federal Aid FAUS Project. The report explained the award
contingent upon receipt by the City of an "Authorization to Award"
from the federal and state agencies. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE AND AWARD BID. CARRIED.
Airport Councilman Stredicke requested chronological background information
Restaurant from the Airport Director re Airport Restaurant construction update,
reasonable opening date, noting lease signed in 1976. ...
Airport Councilman Stredicke called attention to Perimeter Road signing
Joggers "No jogging allowed," and noted no provisions for pedestrians
or bikers. Upon further discussion, Public Works Director Gonnason
explained near misses with auto traffic and large groups of joggers
and City Attorney advice for the signing. City Attorney Warren
noted call from the Airport Director, joggers mainly Boeing employees
at noon break, noting his advice that signs also be installed warning
the auto drivers to "Beware of Joggers ." MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE AIRPORT DIRECTOR FOR FURTHER
DISCUSSION. Councilman Stredicke called attention to painted lane
for bikers, etc. in other cities and questioned need in Renton.
Motion CARRIED.
Roadway Councilman Stredicke called attention to cuts of roadways for utility
Repair purposes that are leveled and surfaced, then six months later
have sunk and leave dip in roadway; asking that corrective measures
be developed. Stredicke also noted construction down the travel lane
caused more serious street problems than if parking strip or center-
line is disturbed. Upon request of Mayor Delaurenti , Public Works
Director Gonnason explained corrective measures taken following
Council comments on gas pipeline installation, that list has been
made and corrective measures planned, noting it is contractor' s
responsibility to return the street to grade. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, SUBJECT OF REPAIRS TO STREETS THAT HAVE BEEN DUG UP
RE PUBLIC UTILITIES, BE REFERRED TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE TO
REVIEW LEGISLATIVELY AND REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
Bid Opening MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ITEM
Sewer FROM CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED. Bid opening 10/4/78 Ripley Lane NE
Replacement sewer replacement, one bid received from Frank Coluccio Construction
Ripley Lane NE of Seattle in amount of $24,862.81 . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
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Sewer THORPE, REFER BID TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Replacement Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented committee report
Ripley Lane NE recommending concurrence in Public Works Department report and
Continued accepting the low bid of Frank Coluccio Construction Co. for the
Utilities Ripley Lane replacement sanitary sewer project (S-189). The report
Committee Report listed Engineer's estimate at $17,394. 16 and bid at $24,862.81 .
Following disucssion, moved by Perry, second Clymer, concur in bid
award. Councilman Shane made inquiries of the Public Works Director
re soils structure causing low section and malfunctioning of the
Ripley Lane sewer line. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER,
REFER THE REPORT BACK TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY.
CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke requested information re original
line.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending first reading, suspension of rules, and second
and final readings of an ordinance appropriating funds in amount of
Ordinance #3254 $30,673 from Waterworks Utility Excess Revenue 1.978 Salary Adjustments
Appropriation and $11 ,243 from Firemen's Pension Excess Revenue to Retirement Pen-
for Salary sions increases due to 1978 contract settlement. Following reading,
Adjustments MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ORDINANCE
TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRI€D. Following second and final
readings, it was MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDI-
NANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE,
SHINPOCH; ONE - NO: SHANE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2219 The Ways and Means Committee recommended reading and adoption of
Fund ransfer a resolution transferring total of $245,562 for 1978 salary adjust-
Salary ments. Following reading, it was MOVED BY MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND
Adjustments THORPE, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
-- Utility Fee The Ways and Means Committee report recommended authorization for
Collection the Mayor and City Clerk to sign the agreement with Austin Rexall
CAG 071-73 Drugs for increase in utility collection rates. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
Addendum #1 SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Tax Levy The Ways and Means Committee reported (for° information only)
Ordinance that no official notice has been received from King County regard-
ing property taxes for Renton; therefore, no tax levy ordinance
can be presented at this time.
Voucher The Ways and Means committee recommended approval for payment of
Approval Vouchers No. 19848 through No. 20005 in amount of $241 ,098.05
having received departmental certification as to receipt of merch-
andise and/or services. Payment approved for LID #302 Revenue
Warrant R-25 $279.09 and Cash Warrants C-56 $1 .26, C-57 $74.93 and
C-58 $202.90; along with LID 297 Revenue Warrant R-8 in amount of
$69,202.29 and Cash Warrant C-10 $69,202.29. Vouchers No. 19842
through 19847 machine voided. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE,
COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council Members for
study and are adopted by one motion without discussion unless
requested.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed James J. Bryant to the
Police Officer permanent position of Police Officer, having successfully completed
six-month probationary period. Appointment effective 10/17/78.
Concur.
Summons and Summons and Complaint #851612 filed by Myrtle Beckstrom, 2029 NE
Complaint 7th St. , vs Officer Richard Mecham and spouse and Officer Kathy
Iles and spouse, and vs the City in amount of $100,500 for per-
sonal damages. Refer to the City Attorney/Insurance Carrier.
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Consent Agenda Continued
Claim for Claim For Damages filed by Niancy J. Peterson, 8317 Wolcott S. ,
Damages Seattle, for personal damages (broken foot in fall from swingalleged)
in amount. of $401 .45. Refer to City Attorney and Insurance
Carrier.
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Arjan Bhatia Hearing Examiner decision for approval of rezone from R-1 to R-3
Rezone R-214-78 with conditions granted to Arjan Bhatia on property located on
Aberdeen Ave NE Aberdeen Ave. NE between Sunset Blvd. NE and NE 12th St. in the
vicinity of 951 and 957 Aberdeen Ave. NE. Council refer to Ways
and Means Committee for ordinance.
Cascadia Hearing Examination decision for approval of rezone from R-1 to
Properties Corp. 3-1 with restrictive covenants, property located on Lake Ave. S.
Rezone R-208-78 between South Victoria St. and S. Second St. Refer to Ways and
Means Committee for ordinance.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA AS PRESENTED.
Approval CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Albert Talley, Chairperson, Human Rights and Affairs
Commission, advised research of the Council referral re issue of
Adults Only adult only restrictions for mobile home parks and other rental
living units. The letter reported findings that adult only
restriction is acceptable legally and ethically, there being no
state law prohibiting the restriction and litigation at the Federal
level from other areas has upheld the owner's right to establish
age requirements. The letter further stated the Commissions belief
that it is not ethically wrong to determine occupancy on the basis
of age. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE
REPORT AND COPY OF THE REPORT BE PROVIDED TO THE LEISURE ESTATES
MOBILE HOME PARK RESIDENTS WHO HAD EXPRESSED CONCERN OVER REFERRAL.
Councilman Perry requested the City Clerk also provide copy of the •
report to other interested party, James VanOsdell . Councilwoman
Shinpoch requested the Council President to thank the Human Rights
Commission for prompt response. MOTION CARRIED.
Summons and Summons and Complaint was filed against the City of Renton by
Complaint Lakeview Towers Associates by Robert E. McBeth, Attorney, listing
Lakeview Towers First Cause of Action: Quiet Title Claim as regards vacation of
a portion of Lind Ave. NW which was denied by the City Council at
public hearing 10/2/78 continued from 9/25/78. Second Cause of
Action: Equal protection claim/arbitrary and capricous conduct.
MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL REFER THE MATTER TO THE
CITY ATTORNEY. (Councilwoman Shinpoch requested the record indicate
she took no part in any discussion or action on this matter. ) CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Perry called attention to the need for container for
placing spent oil by home mechanics. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER,
Used Oil REFER THE MATTER OF SELF-SERVICE GAS STATIONS PROVIDING CONTAINER
Container FOR USED OIL TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER LEGISLATION.
CARRIED.
Street Debris Councilwoman Thorpe noted concern for injured child alleging street
debris near Shattuck and 26th left by contractor and requested the
Administration monitor situation to prevent recurrence. Mayor
Delaurenti noted action being taken; however, noted trucks are
overloading. gum
Annexation Councilman Stredicke requested additional information be provided
regarding Cascadia Annexation prior to public meeting scheduled
10/23/78. Councilman Shane called attention to need for fiscal
impact statement as previously used by the city with the Boundary
Review Board which estimated cost to City from various departments
as pertained to police and fire services, streets, utilities, etc.
Moved by Clymer, Second Thorpe, refer subject of fiscal impact
statement re annexations to the Ways and Means Committee. FAILED.
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Executive MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL HOLD EXECUTIVE SESSION
Session TO DISCUSS THE SUBJECT OF 21-R LABOR CONTRACT ONLY. CARRIED.
Council moved to Executive Session at 9:07 p.m. and convened
by Motion of the Council at 9:30 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
BIDTABULAT � 0 �1
PROJECT : RIPLEY LANE NE SEWER REPLACEMENT
DATE • October 4, 1978
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Frank Coluccio Construction
9600 Em ire Way South
Seattle, WA 98118 AA,BB,-EEQ $24-862-81_
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DAVE 10/09/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: #19842 — #19847
CURRENT *56j41901
PARKS $21726117
STREETS $M! 094 134
LIBNARY $1�i41l40
GEOAR RIVER TR CONST 1!78188$ 145
JENiOR CIT CENTER CONSTR $27$ 11818!
WATERWORKS UTILITY *35j2406
$IRRORT $60511100
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST $600100
EQUIPMENT RENTAL *8j857o07
FIREMANIS PENSION $16176
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS $241jQ98105
WE) THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBLRS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCiLo HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE AND/OR SERVICES WAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDEREDp DO HEREBY -war
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 19848 THROUGH NO. 20005 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $241J098.05 TH T DAY OF OCTOBER 1978•
CHAIRMAN - MEMBER +�. . .
COMMITTEE
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L.I.D.#302 MEMBER .�: :V . a a ■
REVENUE WARRANT NO.#R-25 $279.09
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-56 1.26
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-57 74.93
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-58 202.90
L.I.D.#297
REVENUE WARRANT NO.#R-8 $69,202.29
CASH WARRANT NO.#C-10 69,202.29
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF 10-9-78
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE O F T H E WHOLE Thurs. 10-12 8:00 P.M. C L Y M E R Council Chambers Referrals
Thurs. 11-2 8:00 P.M. it of Green River Basin Update
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 10-12 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 10-10 4:45 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Room Update on Block Grants
Public Use Areas of Highlands
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 10-16 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 10-16 7:00 P.M. T R I M M 4th Floor Conf. Room (Chairman on Vacation)
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
Senior Citizen Committee Thurs. 10-12 4:30 P.M. 3rd Floor Conf. Room
Firemen's Pension Board Tues. 10-10 4:00 P.M. 6th Floor Conf. Room
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERIC
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
OCTOBER 9, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6203 $ 800 Donna Ohnemus 500 Williams Ave. So. Reroof Residence
6204 90,000 Superior Fast Freight 400 SW 34th St. Inst.Structural Preload
6205 3,200 Gerald Davis 201 Union Ave. Carport-Shed-Patio Cover
6206 45,000 Brown/Strand Homes 1201 North 28th Pl. Constr. Residence
6207 3,000 Dennis Engeland 691 Dayton Ave. NE Constr. Add. to Residence
6208 3,500 Margaret Pedeson 201 Union Ave. SE Inst.Carport-Patio-Shed
6209 8,000 Benaroya (Boeing Co.) 1000 43rd Ave. SW Inst.Trailor/Miring Room
6210 5,000 Neil Oakley 1503 Averdeen Ave. NE Constr. Garage
6211 128,000 Heath Printers 4308 Jones Ave. NE Constr. Building
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1633 J. McCaslan 365/367 Earlington Avo.SW Connect San. Satyr
1634 J. McCaslan 365/367 Earlington Ave.SW Install Storm Sewer
1635 E. Yoder 1629 S.Eagle Ridge Dr. Install Side Sewer
1636 Renton Shopping Center Renton Shopping Center Install Storm Sewer
1637 NAPA 8441 So. 180th-Kent Repair Side Sever
1638 SCS Holdings 417 Wells Ave. South Install Side Sewer
1639 Jack R. Ring 2413 Meadow Ave. North Install Side Sewer
1640 Robert Miller 671 Shelton Ave. NE Repair Side Sewer
1641 Rebel Properties 4202 W. Valley Road Inst.Sanitary 4 Storm Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7453 200 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. South Inst. 4 Temp. Service
7454 15,538 G b M Investments 3815 NE 4th St. Inst. Fire Alarm System
7455 2,750 SCS Holdings 417 Wells Ave. South Wire Tri-Plea Inst.BB Heat
7456 240 Hubert Peacock 336 Smithers Ave. South Increase Service
7457 2,900 Massey 3722 NE 12th St. Wire New Residence
7458 C.S. Williams 117 Capri Ave. NE Convert Underground Serv.
7459 200 Bob 6 Marilyn Butler 135 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7460 500 Samuel A. Rose 967 Anacortes Court NE Inst.Lights/Outlets Workshop
7461 50 Jim Cooks 50 Monterey Drive NE Underground Conversion
7462 2,400 Ervin Yoder 1521/1523 Eagle Ridge Dr. Wire Duplex
7463 1,000 Allan Ray 3713 Lake Wash.Blvd. No. Wire Residence
7464 200 Edward Plute 1512 North 3rd St. Increase Service
7465 50 Oliver R. Knutson 169 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7466 3,800 Renton School Distr. 3000 NE 4th St. Wire 9 Low Voltage Controls
7467 900 Mario Gatti 915 High Ave. South Wire Residence
7468 150 Star Machinery 4202 W. Valley Rd. Install Temp. Service
7469 3,840 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 4 Unit Apt. -
7470 17,280 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Inst. Wiring Apt. Building
7471 3,840 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 4 Unit Apt.
7472 17,280 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
7473 17,280 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
747.4 17,280 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
7475 11,520 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 12 Unit Apt. Building
7476 1,920 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Rec. Room Building
7477 7,680 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 8 Unit Apt. Building
7478 7,680 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
7479 7,680 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
7480 7,680 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire Apt. Building
7481 7,680 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 8 Unit Apt. Building
7482 195 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7483 195 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7484 195 John Tuten 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7485 195 Ideal Mobile Homes 201 Union Ave. SE Hook-up Mobile Home
7486 195 Mr. Willip 201 Union Ave. SE Service Mobile Home
7487 1,110 Mr. b Mrs. Laurence 305 Pelly North Elect. Heat
7488 11,520 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Wire 12 Unit Apt. Bldg.
7489 550 M. Hadi Pakharzadeh 1544 North Marion St. Rewire Residence
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6320 $ 350 Mr. Abramson 433 Williams Ave. North Repair Drain Piping
6321 18,000 Renton Waterfrt.Rest.Crp.1011 West Perimeter Road Install Fire Sprinkler Sys.
6322 765 Charles Henderson Co. 1508 Ferndale Ave. SE Install Gas Furnace
6323 1,150 John Littleman 3805 Lake Wash.Blvd. No. Install Electric Furnace
6324 1,500 Mario Gotti 915 High Ave. South Install Fixtures/Plumbing
6325 700 Mike Lotto 2808 NE Sunset Blvd. Install Fixtures/Plumbing
6326 700 Mike Lotto 2808 NE Sunset Blvd. Install Gas Heaters
SIGN PERMIT
667 700 Interstate Transmission 601 Rainier Ave. No. Install Pole Sign'
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October 16 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Fiscal Impact Statements for each Annexation
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER
C aim for Damages Henry C. Sasse
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Del Bennetts request regarding platting procedures presentation
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Towing Ordinance
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Appointment of Joan Yoshitomi to Municipal Arts Commission
Vacation of portion of NE 14th St. for ordinance
Sewer Hook-up charges re developer extension for ordinance
Cascadia Rezone Ordinance - first reading 10/16
Bhatia Rezone Ordinance - first reading 10/16
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Regular Meeting
October 16 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
Flag and called the meeting of the Renton City Council to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES
F. SHANE. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, ABSENT COUNCILMAN THOMAS
W. TRIMM BE EXCUSED. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; DEL MEAD,
City Clerk; W. E. BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; GORDON Y.
ERICKSEN, Planning Director; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director;
JOHN WEBLEY, Parks Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; LT.
PERSSONS, Police Rep.
PRESS SUE BLUMENTHAL, Renton Record Chronicle
COUNCIL MINUTE MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, APPROVE MINUTES OF OCTOBER 9,
APPROVAL 1978. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published
Towing and posted, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing, continued
Ordinance from October 2, 1978, to consider an ordinance providing for the
licensing, regulation, standards and contractual services of
vehicle wrecker and towing services, fixing rates and charges ,
providing for denial of issuance of licenses and defining offenses
and prescribing penalties. Changes recommended by the Licensing
Division of the Finance Department were read. Mike Hanis, 405 S.
4th St. , representing Banker' s Towing, inquired re Section 12 pro-
hibiting removal of any auto from accident scene without police
direction and inquired whether only the contractual firm would be
allowed to remove vehicles or whether the rotation system would
continue to be used. Following discussion, City Attorney Warren
noted intent of contractual services where City would be paying
for towing; also cautioning liabilitiy of cities in event of anti-
trust violation.
Continued Towing industry persons present opposing the ordinance and making
inquiries: Brook Antrim, 717 Sunset Blvd. NE; Larry Roscoe, 1601
Ferndale Ave. SE; James Banker 405 S. 7th, called attention to
State control ; Gene Heyers, 225 Rainier Ave. S. Following discuss-
ion, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, HEARING BE CLOSED.
CARRIED. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, REFER THE TOWING ORDI-
NANCE AND STAFF AMENDMENTS BACK TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE TO
MEET WITH INTERESTED MEMBERS OF THE TOWING INDUSTRY AND THEN REFER
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE COUNCIL. CARRIED. Time: 9:00 p.m.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published,
Proposed Vacation posted and distributed, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing
Portion NE 14th established by Resolution No. 2215 to consider the vacation of a
Street West of portion of NE 14th St. west of Edmonds Ave. NE as petitioned by
Edmonds Ave NE, Mike Hanis for Hazel Chenaur, George H. Rusk and Delbert C. Bennett.
North of NE 12th Public Works Director Gonnason recalled history of the previous
hearing 8/21/78 wherein vacation was denied and action reconsidered
8/28/78. Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason re-evaluated
property to $.25 per sq.ft. (previously evaluated $. 50 per sq.ft. ) ,
listing charges to George Rusk 3,000 sq.ft. $375. D. Bennett,
Bel terra Development 4,569 sq.ft. $571 . 12; Hazel Chenaur 7,987.5
plus 3,900 sq. ft. $1 ,485.94; representing 1/2 appraised valuation.
Mr. Gonnason used wall map to explain area, platting, access, etc.
Discussion followed. George Rusk noted that blackberry plants not
removed from the street and it was noted easements would be retained
in that portion of the proposed vacation. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CLOSE THE HEARING. CARRIED.
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Public Hearing Continued
Vacation of MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL VACATE PORTION OF
Portion of STREET AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, CITY RETAIN-
NE 14th St. ING EASEMENTS. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUN-
CIL REFER MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR APPROPRIATE
ORDINANCE. CARRIED. Time: 9: 15 p.m.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED.
Council recessed at 9: 17 p.m. and reconvened at 9: 27 p.m. Roll
Call : All Council Members present as previously shown.
OLD BUSINESS
Committee of the Council President Clymer presented report of 10/12/78 Committee of
Whole Report the Whole meeting: (1 ) Utility rate study discussed and recommended
no action; continue to study. (2) Referrals from Transportation
Committee: Talbot Rd. project; review Extension of SR 515; request
for Renton area transportation study and Maple Valley connection
at 3rd. After review, recommended no action as professional
study needed and no fends available. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER,
CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Continued (3) Sewer hook-up charges for developer extension in Kennydale
studied and recommended referral to the Ways and Means Committee for
legislation in event of developer installed sewer system abutting
other properties with no latecomer' s agreement with City, that
the abutting property would not be charged any additional frontage
charges for sewer services. Councilman Perry _noted for the record
he left the Chambers and did not participate in any discussion or
take part in any action on this matter at the Committee of the
Whole meeting or at the Council meeting due to appearance of fair-
ness. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
REPORT. CARRIED. Councilman Perry returned to Chambers.
(4) Conflict of interest for Council Members, employees and
Attorney - recommended matter be continued at Committee of the
Whole meeting.
Community Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented committee
Services status report of Housing and Community Development Projects: Senior
Committee Report Citizen Center - building 10% complete; Cedar Center Park - excava-
Status Report tion 60% complete; Cedar River Trail - Phase I complete (Logan to
Housing and N. 6th St. ) ; Phase II 2/3 complete (both boat launch ramp revisions
Community complete) (N. 6th St. to mouth of Lake Washington) ; Phase III
Development in progress (Logan St. bridge to Library) ; Master Plan for natural
zone in progress, application for land acquisition (FAI 405 to
King County regional park) . Preventive Health Services program
extended to 6/30/79. Housing Repair Program - 12 applications in
process. Neighborhood Strategy Area Program received HUD approval ,
administrative details in process with Auburn and King County.
Planning and Implementation - Citizens ' Advisory Committee meeting
re potential proposals for 1979 program; city's share of 1979 popu-
lation funds of $135,471 ; 1979 needs funds $671 ,667 available to incorp-
orated cities; Interjurisdictional Funds alloted on competitive
basis is $576,200. Report informational .
Public Safety Public Safety Committee Member Thorpe presented committee report
Committee Report concurring in the recommendation of the architect and Fire Chief
Fire Station Geissler to award the bid for furniture and equipment for the new
Furniture fire station to Medical and Business Interiors, 1751 Dexter N. ,
Bid Award Seattle. The report noted the bid is within project budget of
$42,500. The report attached G. Cichanski & Assoc. Architects,
Kirkland, furniture cost break-down (Cost from funding $41 ,769.40)
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND
AWARD BID. CARRIED. Councilman Perry requested copy of complete
furniture base bid.
South Renton Councilman Stredicke noted phone call from resident in south Renton
in the vicinity of 5th or 6th and Burnett Ave. S. registering
complaint of inadequate street maintenance and loose dirt and rocks.
Mayor Delaurenti noted temporary curbing in area .and park construction.
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Old Business Continued
Councilman Shane Motion by Councilman Shane that all city employees' wages be
based on cost of living, failed for lack of a second. Motion by
Shane to place 2% tax on gambling at Longacres, failed for lack
of a second.
Utilities Utilities Committee Chairman Shane presented committee report
Committee Report recommending concurrence in Public Works Department report
Ripley Lane accepting the bid of Frank Coluccio Construction Co. for the
Sewer Replacement Ripley Lane replacement sanitary sewer project (S-189) in amount
Bid Award of $24,862.81 . MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
COMMITTEE REPORT AND AWARD BID. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3255 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented following
H. Syrstad Rezone ordinances for second and final readings:
An ordinance read rezoning property located on S.Puget Drive from
GS-1 to SR-1 , known as the Harold Syrstad Rezone R-211-78. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS
READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3256 An ordinance was placed onsecond and final readings rezoning
G. Volchok Rezone property located at 22nd St. and SR-167 Valley Freeway from G to
Manufacturing Park, known as the Gary Volchok rezone R-212-78.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, ADOPT ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL
CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
First Reading The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading and referral
Ordinances back to committee for the following two ordinances:
Cascadia Rezone An ordinance was read changing the zoning classification of prop-
R-208-78 erty located on Lake Ave. S. between S. Victoria St, and S. 2nd
N n St. from R-1 to B-1 , known as the Cascadia rezone R-208-78.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER BACK TO WAYS AND MEANS
W COMMITTEE. CARRIED. (Restrictive Covenants)
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A. Bhatia Rezon o� An ordinance was read rezoning property located at Aberdeen NE
R-214-78 `, V� between Sunset Blvd. NE and NE 12th St. in vicinity of 951 Aberdeen
Y w Ave. NE, from R-1 to R-3 residence district, known as the Arjan
1_�Bhatia rezone R-214-78. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL
C) z REFER THE ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Tax Levy Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke noted tax levies
ordinance would be adopted next week, as the material and ~n`orr,2--
tion needed is now being received from King County.
C014SENT AGENDA These items &re distributed to all Council Members for study and
are adopted by one motion of the Council wi r .gut, discussion, unless
requested. ^dopting motion follows items.
Damages Claim Claim for Damages was filed by T. W. Parker, Attorney for Henry
C. Sasse III , 2004 139th P1 . SE, Bellevue, in amount of $2,500
claiming damage to home on Talbot Road. Refer to City Attorney
and Insurance Carrier.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti announced appointment of Joan
Yoshitomi to Municipal Arts Commission completing the term of
Harriet Gruhn, effective to 12/31/79. Refer to the Ways and Mea_r
Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGEND", Moo
Approval AS PRESENTED. CARRIED.
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CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Development and Letter from Del Bennett, President, Belterra Development Corp. ,
Subdivision Bellevue, explained that since terminating employment with the City
Regulations he has been involved with various governmental jurisdictions in
the development of single-family subdivisions. Mr. Bennett noted
Revision to the City of Renton is the only governmental agency that requires
Current Platting a public hearing on a final plat, which hearing delays the process
Process Asked by two months . Mr. Bennett requested opportunity to appear before
the Committee as a Whole to suggest policies reducing redtape.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE REQUEST TO
REFER THE MATTER TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. Councilwoman
Shinpoch requested that the Administration make written material
available with staff input; Mayor Delaurenti being in agreement.
CARRIED.
Appreciation Letter from Service Laundry and Dry Cleaners expressed appreciation
of Fire Dept. of the fast action by the Renton Fire Department at the occasion
of a fire at their plant. Mayor Delaurenti asked that copy of the
letter be furnished the Fire Department.
NEW BUSINESS MOVED BY SHANE, SECOND PERRY, FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENTS BE PROVIDED
BY THE ADMINISTRATION FOR EACH PROPOSED AJNEXATION. CARRIED. Coun-
cilwoman Shinpoch noted her similar request a year ago.
First Class Motion by Councilman Shane for study to become first class
Status city and ascertain revenue, failed for lack of a second.
Councilman Perry noted advantages of being OMC city. Councilman
Shane requested Mayor's Assistant make investigation re first class.
Adjournment MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
10:20 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, City Clerk
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
OCTOBER 16, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6212 $ E.Gregoris & A.Capellaro 1507 Talbot Rd. S. Install Fill
6213 3,000 Marge Henderson 201 Union Ave. SE Constr.Carport/Patio Cover
6214 1,700,000 Wall & Redekop Corp. 1150 Sunset Blvd. NE Constr. Apt. Complex
6215 3,547 Bob Botts 201 Union Ave. SE Inst.Carport,patio,she
6216 3,581 Bob Wetzel 201 Union Ave. SE Inst-Carport, Shed
6217 3,162 Warren Scilley 201 Union Ave. SE Inst.Carport,Patio Covo
6218 2,000 Damon Chammness 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport
6219 2,986 Glenn Trout 201 Union Ave. SE Inst.Carport, Patio Cover
6220 58,500 Stanford Witsoe 910 N. 33rd Pl. Constr.Residence
6221 Stan Wolf 2701 & 2703 NE 12th St. Demolish 2 duplexes
6222 2,000 Ralph Burnham 1402 N. 34th Frame Garage
6223 4,000 Mrs. Kessler 719 So. 4th Replace Roof
6224 4,500 Ernest M. Holm 3414 NE 7th St. Constr. Add. Residence
6225 500 Conrad Hofferber 201 Union Ave. SE Constr. Storage Shed
6226 2,200 Bill Bristol 2194 NE 8th Place Constr.Patio
6227 3,500 Dave Shoemaker 201 Union Ave. SE Constr. Carport
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1642 SCS Holdings 419 Wells Ave. South Install Storm Sewer
1643 Franklyn Bryant 1518 So. 28th St. Side Sewer Repair
1644 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2102 Aberdeen Court SE Install Side Sewer
1645 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2103 Aberdeen Court SE Install Side Sewer
1646 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2109 Aberdeen Court SE Install Side Sewer
1647 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2101 Aberdeen Place SE Install Side Sewer
1648 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2105 Aberdeen Place SE Install Side Sewer
1649 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2108 Aberdeen Place SE Connect Side Sewer
1650 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2104 Aberdeen Place SE Install Side Sewer
1651 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2100 Aberdeen Place SE Connect Side Sewer
1652 Alex Rivily 411 Seneca Court NW Install Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7490 19450 John Meininga 290 Thomas Ave. SW Wire Residence
7491 50 Dorothy Ilonnelly 123 Capri NE Underground Conversion
7492 50 Agnes 0. Carruthers 114 Monterey Pl. NE Inst.Underground Serv.
7493 50 Patrich D. Sullivan 68 Monterey Dr. NE Undergound Conversion
7494 200 Clifford Hays 2301 NE 16th Wire Furnace,Update Serv.
7495 195 William Olson 201 Union Ave. SE Connect Mobil Home
7496 50 Richard M. Houser 400 So. 2nd Undergound Wiring
7497 150 Ralph Burnham 1402 N. 34th Wire Garage
7498 250 Robert McCormick 645 & 647 Index Pl.NE Install New Service
7499 947 Charles Henderson Co. 1508 Ferndale Ave. SE Wire Residence
7500 50 Warren Parkhurst 87 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7501 300 Frank Hackman 2806 NE Sunset Install Service Mast.
7502 400 Ernesto Barei 919 South 5th St. Install Service
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6327 2,200 John Meizzinger 290 Thomas Ave. SW Install Fixtures
6328 2,000 Drs.Burkabile & Schimpf 3721 Talbot Rd. So. Install Sprinkler System
6329 19950 Stan Witsoe 1707 Lake Ave. So. Install Fixtures
6330 1,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 600 SW 43rd St. Install Fixtures/Plumbing
6331 1,000 Adolph Gileck 621 Burnett Ave. So. Install Furnace
,6332 600 Robert Extrom 2001 SE 17th Ct. Install Furnace
6333 200 Ernst Hardware 4601 HE Sunset Install Propane Tank
6334 2,000 Brown/Strand 1403 No. 37 P1. Install Fixtures/Plumb
6335 500 J.T. Ryerson & Son 600 So. 10th Install Propane Tank
6336 1,597 Parkwood Homes 2106 Aberdeen Court SE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6337 1,721 Parkwood Homes 2100 Aberdeen Court SE Install Pluriabing/Fixtures
6338 1,714 Parkwood Homes 2108 Aberdeen Court SE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6339 9,652 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
SIGN PERMITS
668 75 Arnold Hartvigson 3770 NE 4th St. Install Pole Sign
669 2,000 Sunset Plaza 3180 Sunset NE Install Wall Sign
670 1,000 Pacific NW Bell 300 SW 7th St. Install Wall Sign
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Oct. 16, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 11-2 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers Green River Basin Update
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 10-19 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 10-17 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 10-23 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 10-23 7:00 P.M. T R I M M 4th Floor Conf. Room
(Chairman on Vacatio;:)
TRANSPORTATION /Aviation Tues. 10-17 Noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Room
Wed. 10-25 7:30 P.M. 6th Floor Conf. Room Loop Traffic
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
October 23 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
CITY ATTORNEY AND INSURANCE CARRIER �
Claim for Damages - Martin J. Rauma
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Proposed ordinance re undergrounding TV cable in new subdivisions
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Examiner' s request regarding jurisdiction of Variances
Parking and Loading Ordinance for revisions
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Latecomer' s agreement request for Howard-Cooper water supply line
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Revision to Plat recording procedures and fees
Federal Shared Revenue
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Regular Meeting
October 23 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M.
COUNCIL SEYMOUR-THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH AND
�--" CHARLES F. SHANE. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, EXCUSE ABSENT
COUNCILMAN THOMAS W. TRIMM. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN,
City Attorney; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; JOHN WEBLEY,
Parks and Recreation Director; CAPT. JOHN BUFF, Police Rep. ;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record-Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Correction 10-16-78 Council Minutes : Pg 3, Para. 6 (Bhatia Rezone,
Aberdeen Ave. NE near Sunset Blvd. NE R-1 to R-3) : Add: "Council-
man Stredicke requested his NO vote be recorded. MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE COUNCIL MINTUES OF
OCTOBER 16, 1978 AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
PUBLIC MEETING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted and
Cascadia published, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public meeting to consider
Annexation the 10% petition for annexation of area located south of Honeydew
10% Petition Elementary School and north of SE 128th St. (NE 4th St. extended)
Located South of between Union Ave. NE and 140th Ave. SE. ; approximately 107.3 acres
Honeydew School with assessed valuation of $1 ,029,700. Data sheets were distributed
East of Union NE which listed area: undeveloped land, single family dwellings,
North of SE 128th a day care center and commercial uses near corner of 138th Ave. SE
and SE 128th St. (NE 4th St. ); Comprehensive Plan: single-family
residential together with commercial and multi-family residential
near intersection of SE 128th St. and 138th SE. Letter from City
Clerk Mead noted that the City' s Planning Department had certi-
fied the signatures on the petition represented 56. 6% of assessed
valuation, only 10% needed by law. Planning Director Ericksen used
wall maps and slides for presentation, noting Cascadia Properties
as initiator. Councilwoman Thorpe noted possible conflict of
interest and left the Chambers and took no part in any discussion
or action on this matter.
Continued Persons present making inquiries : Raymond LaBlanc, 11621 SE 47th
Place, Bellevue, property owner of 12 acres inquired re impact on
taxes, being advised by the City that taxes are equal or slightly
less than King County upon annexation to the City. Mr. LaBlanc
inquired re proposed zoning, being advised all property annexed at
G, owners apply for reclassification in accordance with comprehensive
plan; hearings conducted prior to any change. Mr. LaBlanc inquired
re sewers and was advised by the Public Works Director of pump sta-
tions with limited capacity and general gravity drainagefrom basin
extends southerly across SE 128th, east of Heather Downs into back
of Maplewood Golf Course. Mr. LaBlanc withdrew his name from the
annexation petition. Mrs. Grayson, 90 years resident, was introduced
and later inquired about street right-of-way at 6th. Mr. Paul Benton,
10692 NE 8th, Bellevue, one of owners of property at corner of
138th Ave. SE and NE 4th St. extended, acted as spokesman for the
annexation and explained reason for annexation to obtain benefit of
Circulation of sewers in order to build neighborhood shopping center, noting severe
75% Petiton water problems in area. Upon inquiry of Councilman Stredicke, Mr.
Authorized Benton agreed to acceptance of the comprehensive plan, zoning and
any pre-existing bonded indebtedness for the annexation area. Further
discussion of services to the area ensued. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
PERRY, COUNCIL ACCEPT THE 10% LETTER OF INTENT AND AUTHORIZE THE
CIRCULATION OF THE 75% PETITION. CARRIED.
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Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 9:10 p.m. and reconvened at 9:18 p.m. Roll Call : CLYMER,
PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCHISHANE.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been published and
Federal Shared posted as required by law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the public hearing
Revenue to consider the City' s Planned Use of Federal Sharing Revenue Money
in amount of $567,315 as presented by the Mayor for inclusion in
Comments Invited the 1979 budget. Report was presented explaining the Mayor' s recom
mended use of the funds for salaries and benefits for Public Safety
Physical Environment and Library Services. The funds were derived
as follows: $21 ,478 from unappropriated Entitlement Funds held in
Revenue Sharing Trust Fund, $5,500 interest, and Federal Entitlements
$540,337. Councilwoman Thorpe noted the revenue sharing would end
in 1980 anticipating problems for future salaries and supported use of
funds for projects. Following discussion, Councilman Stredicke asked
for assurance from Mayor Delaurenti , that the Libraries would be
staffed and remain open; assurance given. Councilwoman Shinpoch
noted for informational purposes that the League of Women Voters
plan monitor regarding the Federal Shared Revenue and will be meet-
ing with the City; also that membership is open. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER MATTER OF THE FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR PROPER LEGISLATION IF NEEDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Mr. Byron Johnson, 2138 SW 317th P1 , Federal Way, purchaser of
property south of Cedar River being condemned by the City for park
Cedar River purposes, Cedar River Trail marshland, proposed to deed the 25 acre
Marshland property in condemnation to the City without monetary consideration
in exchange for zoning remaining land as planned unit development,
probably multiple. City Attorney Warren advised any zoning depends
upon limits as established by the comprehensive plan and application
would be made through the Planning Department and heard by the
Hearing Examiner. Mr. Warren advised the condemnation proceedings
will be completed soon except for compensation and that the city
was willing to accept dedication without monetary compensation.
Community Services Committee Chairwoman Seymour-Thorpe invited
Mr. Johnson to attend meeting (see schedule attached) regarding
Cedar River trail and acquisition. Upon inquiries by Councilman
Shane, Councilwoman Thorpe explained the trail system planning
through the Block Grant Program. (Time 9:55 p.m. )
OLD BUSINESS Transportation Committee Chairwoman Shinpoch presented (Aviation
Aviation Committee) report explaining problem of near accidents involving
Committee Report joggers and vehicles on the Airport' s Perimeter Road, that upon
Joggers on advice of City Attorney Warren, signs were posted prohibiting
Perimeter Road joggers. The report recommended that these signs be removed and
that the Administration be directed to resolve this issue with
consideration being given to accomodate joggers. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND STREDICKE, Council concur in the committee recommendation.
Following discussion, City Attorney Warren noted pedestrians in
roadway as illegal . SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
amend committee report by replacing signs with warning that joggers
are present and remind joggers to stay to right of roadway. ROLL
CALL: 3-AYE: THORPE, STREDICKE SHINPOCH; 3-N0: CLYMER, PERRY ,
SHANE. MAYOR DELAURENTI VOTED NO AND MOTION FAILED. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND THORPE, Council concur in the committee report. ROLL
CALL: 2-AYE: THROPE, STREDICKE; 4-NO: CLYMER, PERRY, SHINPOCH AND
SHANE. MOTION FAILED. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPI
the Administration be directed to resolve this issue with consider&...
tion being given to accomodate pedestrians. ROLL CALL: 3-AYE:
THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: CLYMER, PERRY, SHANE. MAYOR
DELAURENTI VOTED NO AND MOTION FAILED. Mayor noted protective action.
Airport The (aviation) Transportation Committee report recommended that the
Restaurant Sunbird Restaurant completion date be extended to December 15, 1978
and noted the restaurant is 70% complete and anticipate opening date
of December 1 , 1978. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
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Old Business Continued
Airport MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, Council concur in request
Restaurant of Airport restaurant builder and submission of plans for sign at
Sign Approved the airport restaurant. Following discussion the motion was
restated for purposes of clarification: MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE AVIATION COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION THAT
NO OBJECTION BE MADE TO SIGN AS PROPOSED BY RESTAURANT DEVELOPER
AT THE AIRPORT. Councilwoman Shinpoch noted the wooden sign is not
violation but does not conform to other airport signs. ROLL CALL:
3-AYE: THROPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: CLYMER, PERRY, SHANE.
MAYOR DELAURENTI VOTED AYE AND MOTION CARRIED.
Councilman Shane inquired about health standards and facilities
for employees at the City Shops.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted committee
Committee Report report concurring in the Mayor' s appointment of Joan Yoshitomi to
Appointment the Municipal Arts Commission completing the term of Harriet
Municipal Arts Gruhn,• effective to 12/31/79. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY,
Commission CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
Voucher The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Approval Vouchers No. 20011 through No. 20225 in the amount of $484,993.77
having received departmental certification that merchandise and/or
services have been received or rendered. (Vouchers No. 20006
through 20010 machine voided) Approval also requested for LID
#382 Revenue and Cash Warrants R-1 $32,634. 50, C-1 $32,572.31 ,
C-2 $62. 19; plus LID #302 Cash and Revenue Warrants R-26 $91 ,167.82
and C-59 $1 ,212. 40, C-60 $85,457.66, C-61 $4,497. 76. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
The Ways and Means Committee recommended second and final readings
on the following two ordinances :
Ordinance #3257 An ordinance was read changing zoning classification from R-1 to
Cascadia B-1 (R-208-78) property located on Lake Ave. S. between S. Victoria
Properties Rezone St. and S. Second St. ; known as the Cascadia Properties Rezone.
Lake Ave. S. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
(First reading 10/16/78) ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3258 An ordinance was read (first reading 10/16/78) rezoning property
Bahtia Rezone from R-1 to R-3 multiple residential , located in the vicinity of
Aberdeen Ave NE 951 and 957 Aberdeen Ave. NE, known as the Arjan Bhatia rezone.
R-214-78 MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND SHANE, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
Councilman Stredicke requested his reason for no vote be recorded
being lack of utilities in area and apposed R-3 multiple next to
single family residence. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, SHINPOCH
AND SHANE; 2-N0: THORPE, STREDICKE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3259 The Ways and Means Committee requested first reading, suspension of
Tax Levy 1979 rules and second and final readings of the following ordinance:
An ordinance was read fixing the estimated amount of tax levies
Maximum Levy 1979 necessary to raise the amount of the estimated expenditures for the
$3,170,767 per year 1979 as required by RCW 84. 52.020 and authorizing the Clerk
106% LID LAW to certify such budget or estimate amount to be raised by taxation
RCW 84. 55.010 on the assessed valuation of property located within the City.
Upon inquiries City Clerk Mead explained the total assessed valuation
$903,704,278 and the $3.372 per $1 ,000 of true value as prescribed
by Kinq County Assessor based on the 106% calculations; Maximum
1979 levy $3,170,767 in accordance with State law: MOVED BY CLYMER,
SECOND THOnPE, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND
FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND CLYMER, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 5-AYES:
CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH; ONE NO: SHANE. CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
Ordinance #3260 The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an
Sewer Hook-up ordinance amending the City Code concerning sewer hook-up charges
Charges re for developer extension. Following reading, it was MOVED BY THORPE,
Developer SECOND CLYMER, refer the ordinance back to the committee. MOVED BY
Extension without STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE THE ORDINANCE
Latecomer' s TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings of the
Agreement ordinance, MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND STREDICKE, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE
AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3261 The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an
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Vacation of ordinance vacating a portion of NE 14th Street west of Edmonds
Portion of Ave. NE. Following reading, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
NE 14th Street SHINPOCH, COUNCIL SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE THE ORDINANCE TO SECOND
AND FINAL READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED BY
STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. Upon
inquiry Public Works Director Gonnason confirmed no parcels of
property would be landlocked, that valuation is 25� per sq.ft. ,
that 30 ft. right-of-way remains for pipestem lot. ROLL CALL:
5-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH; ONE NO: SHANE.
MOTION CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are reviewed by all Council members and adopted
without separate reading or discussion (unless requested) . Adopt-
ing motion follows Consent Agenda items :
Damages Claim A claim for damages was filed by Martin J. Rauma, 528 Williams
Ave. S. , for cost of broken windows allegedly caused by Mid
Mountain gas line contractor. Refer to City Attorney and the
Insurance Carrier.
Proclamation Mayor Delaurenti proclaimed Hire a Disabled Veteran Week November
Hire a Disabled 6 through 13, 1978 and recognized the federal program entitled
Veteran Week Disabled Veterans Outreach Program. Council concur.
Revision to Letter from City Clerk Mead requested amendment to the City Code
Plat Recording for revision of Plat Requirements for Short Subdivisions (9-1105)
Procedure and (9-1106) Tentative, Preliminary and Final Plat Requirements.
The letter explained meeting of various City Department representa-
tives with Mr. Torohoff, King County Records Division, regarding
procedure for filing plat mylars for record and securinq mylar
copies. The amendment would increase the initial plat application
fee by $25.00 to eliminate the time-consuming collection process
when the City pre-pays the recording fee. Refer to Ways and Means
Committee.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN CONSENT AGENDA.
Approved CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Jurisdiction re Letter from Rick Beeler, Hearing Examiner, requested modification
Variances of the City' s existing ordinances to permit the Examiner to hear
and decide upon land use related variances in order to meet the
objectives of the present Hearing Examiner ordinance to provide
"a single, efficient, integrated land use regulator hearing system. "
Hearing Examiner Beeler called attention to City Attorney Warren ' s
legal opinion of 10/12/78 regarding this subject. The letter
explained current procedure requires applicants to appear before
both the Examiner and the Board of Adjustment regarding certain
variances, noting the duplicity may cause delay and additional
staff time when hearings could be combined. The letter expressed
the belief that a variance decision could adversely affect a decision
of the Examiner and requested early attention to the matter. MOVED
STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, refer the matter to the Committee of
the Whole. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH, REFER
THE HEARING EXAMINER'S REQUEST TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
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Correspondence and Current Business Continued
Parking and Letter from Board of Public Works Chairman Gonnason recommended
Loading revisions to the Parking and Loading Ordinance, Section 4-2204
Ordinance of the City Code. The letter presented proposed changes regarding
Revisions number of driveways allowed at industrial , warehouse and shopping
Centers; maximum slope allowed for driveways and the maximum
slopes for parking structures. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE,
REFER RECOMMENDATION TO THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Undergrounding Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason presented a proposed
TV Cable in ordinance for new subdivisions requiring TV cable installation
New Subdivisions at time of development rather than after homeowners begin moving
into area which causes television cable installation to be disrup-
tive and costly. The letter noted the ordinance will coincide
with the already adopted Cable TV Franchise Ordinance No. 3137.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER COMMUNICATION TO
THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND REPORT BACK.
CARRIED.
Latecomer' s Letter from Martin and Litsjo, Architects, submitted site plans
Agreement Request for the new Howard-Cooper Corporation facility located at 4000
Howard-Cooper West Valley Hwy. and requested latecomer' s agreement for water
supply line in order that adjacent properties will be required
to share costs. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, REFER MATTER
TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Board of Adjustment Member, Barbara Lally, 816 Camas Ave. NE,
inquired re meeting time of Planning and Development Committee
concerning proposed revision to variance hearing procedures.
Mrs. Alice Morgan, 13612 SE 128th, called attention to shrubs and
trees causing poor visibility at many intersections throughout
Renton and asked attention be given; also inquiring of system
for sweeping of broken glass following traffic accidents asking
for quicker removal .
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11 :40 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, Cityy, Clerk
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Expill 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 10/23/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL, WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO.#20006 - #20010
CURRENT $127# 847182
PARES $29A800t54
*RTERIAL STREETS $7# 096193
STREETS $41# 021102
LIBRARY i607301
GOMF EMP TR ACT $3# 322!71
4NTI"RECESSION i8# 490t93
LIBRARY CONST • $11219930
MAIN FIRE STA . CONST * 6850818986
WATERhORKS UTILITY $112# 976#30
4IRPORT $3017157
1975 W 6 S CONSTRUCTION $31# 120t62
EQUIPMENT RENTAL $11# 023901
FIREMAN ' S PENSION $140764#45
TOT6L OF ALL WARRANTS $4841993t77 ..r
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBLRS CSF THE WAYS ANL` MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL,# HAVING RECEIVED UEPARVIENTAL, CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCWANDISE ANDfOR SERVICES HAVE; BEEN RECCIVED OR RENDERED# DO HERESY
AFPROYE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU• 2UCll THROUGH NO* 20225 IN THE AMOUNT
OF $484# 993. 77 T±LL5 23 DAY OF UGTCdER 1978.
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - MEMBER
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L.I.D.#284
MEMBER " - . - •
REVENUE WARRANT R-1 $32,634.50
CASH WARRANT C-1 $32,572.31
CASH WARRANT C-2 $ 62.19
L.I.D.#302
REVENUE WARRANT R-26 $91,167.82
CASH WARRANT C-59 $ 1,212.40
CASH WARRANT C-60 $85,457.66
CASH WARRANT C-61 $ 4,497.76
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Oct. 23, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 11-2 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers reen River Basin Update
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 10-26 Cancelled PERRY
Thurs. 11-2 4:30 P.M. 3rd Floor Conf. Room leview Ordinance Revision-Requests
ity Attorney, Hearing Examiner &
lanning Staff .attendance
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 10-31 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
Thurs. 11-2 7:30 P.M. 3rd Floor Conk. Room edar River Trail 6 Acquisition
STV Subject
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 11-6 7:00 P.I . STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 11-6 7:00 P.M. T R I M M 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION Wed. 10-25 7:30 P.M. SHINPOCH 6th Floor Conf. Room Loop Traffic with Police Rep.
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
OCTOBER 23, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6228 $ 407 Harry J. Sjostrom 2406 Monterey Ave. NE Install Patio Cover
6229 2,080 Rachelle Cinque 1001 N. 32nd St. Constr. Detached Garage
6230 35,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4414 SE 4th Place Construct Residence
6231 37,500 Leonard Builders, Inc. 406 Anacortes Ave. SE Construct Residence
6232 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4422 SE 4th Place Construct Residence
6233 932 Ripley Lane Inv. 5021 Ripley Lane North Install Fireplace
6234 Void
6235 Void
6236 Void
6237 3,370 Conrad Hofferber 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport & Patio Cover
6238 75,000 Diane & Jim Keller 1106 North 38th St. Construct Residence
6239 3,170 Helma Rex 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport & Shed
6240 10,000 Ted & Michele Niemi 3001 Kennewick Ave. SE Construct Add. to Residence
6241 1,500 John F. Harris 1013 North 30th St. Construct Addition
6242 37,500 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4524 SE 4th Pl. Construct Residence
6243 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4406 SE 4th P1. Construct Residence
6244 60,000 L.A. Lackie 115 South 3rd Place Convert Office to Apt. Bldg.
6245 40,000 Stanley Wolf 1170 Harrington Ave. NE Constr. Foundation Apt.Bldg.
6246 45,000 Jack A. Benaroya 669,695,621 SW 41st St. Tenant Imp. & Division Wall
6247 8,000 Gary Moritz 326 Union Ave. NE Finish 1st Level
6248 65,000 J. Stewart & Assoc. 541 Smithers Ave. So. Const. Four Unit Apt.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1653 Rudy Pizarro 1913 SE 22nd Place Construct Driveway Approach
1654 Olga Lewis 1707 Lake Ave. South Install Side Sewer
1655 Betty Kelly 1107 South 4th Side Sewer Repair
1656 Leisure Estates 201 Union Ave. SE Install Water & Sewer Ma
1657 Charles Gramps 261 Stevens Ave. NW Install Side Sewer
1658 Del Bennett 1525 Edmonds Ave. NE Install Side Sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7503 80 Christy's Tavern 308 Wells Ave. So. Wire Fire Extinguisher System
7504 1,200 Highlands 1 Hr. Cleaners 2808 NE 10th St. Inst. 3 Phase Service
7505 50 Stan Wolf 2701 NE 12th St. Install Temp. Service
7506 50 Merlin F. Martin 110 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7507 10,000 R.L. Edwards Renton Shopping Center Primary Service
7508 2,000 R.L. Edwards Renton Shopping Center Rough-In Reqire & Light Fix.
7509 150 Daniel Wyatt 436 Williams Ave. No. Increase Service
7510 2,500 Mike Lotto 2808 Sunset Blvd. NE Remodel Wiring
7511 1,300 David White 3406 Park Ave. No. Wire Residence
7512 1,200 John Littleman 3805 Lake Wash. Blvd. No.Wire Addition
7513 50 Logan Garrison. 75 Monterey Dr. NE Convert to Underground Serv.
7514 25 Robert C. Wheatley 201 Union Ave. SE Wire Storage Shed
7515 50 Elizabeth Verness 89 Monterey Place NE Underground Conversion
7516 50 H.A. Blencoe 112 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7517 3,650 Christie & Degroot 609 Moses Lane So. Wire Four Plex
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6340 156,000 City of Renton 211 Burnett Ave. No. Install Plumbing/Fixture
6341 1,976 Mark Atkinson 1566 Vashon Ave. NE Install Septic Tank/Drai Ild
6342 2,200 Floyd Hewitt 1806 NE 27th St. Install Plumbing/FixtureOW
6343 650 John L. Vance 2133 Aberdeen Ave. NE Repair Septic Tank
6344 2,000 Morrie Alhadeff 1316 SW 16th St. Install Water Piping
6345 30,000 SCS Holdings 1170 Harrington Ave. NE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6346 9,652 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
SIGN PERMIT
671 1,000 D.K. Auto Craft, Inc. 330 Main Ave. South Install Two Wall Signs
C I T Y C F RENTON
TRANSFERS
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
DATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
10/9/78 CURRENT FUND $ 56,419.31
PARKS & RECREATION 21,726.17
CITY STREETS 4,094.34
LIBRARY 1,641.45
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONST. 78,881.40
SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER 27,118.89
WATERWORKS UTILITY 35,231.66
AIRPORT 6,511.00
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONSI . 600.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 8,857.07
FIREMAN'S PENSION 16.76
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of OCT. $241,098.05
sum STREET FORWARD THRUST PARKS & RECREATION Per Resolution #2217 $ 17,000.00
301/138.00.00 101/210.00.00
STREET FORWARD THRUST CITY STREETS Per Resolution #2217 $ 2,000.00
301/138.00.00 103/210.00.00
'',10/15/78 CURRENT $155,145.89
PARKS & RECREATION 21,377.80
CITY STREETS 19,630.58
LIBRARY 9,363.84
COMP.EMPLOY.TRNG. (CETA) 3,502.55
ANTIRECESSION 4,878.46
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 18,313.76
AIRPORT 1,548.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL
2,099.00
Irs PAYROLL FUND ransfers for mo. of OCT. 235,859.88
CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND ancel warrant No.#19920 500.00
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TRANSFFRS
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
TE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
23/78 CONTINGENCY FUND CURRENT FUND Per Resolution No. 2219 $21,986.00
CONTINGENCY FUND PARKS & RECREATION Per Resolution No. 2219 $16,566.00
CONTINGENCY FUND LIBRARY FUND Per Resolution No. 2219 $12,248.00 now
CONTINGENCY FUND COMP.EMPL.TRNG(CETA) Per Resolution No. 2219 $ 3,685.00
AIRPORT FUND COMP.EMPL.TRNG(CETA) Per Resolution No. 2219 $ 1,395.00
WATERWORKS UTILITY COMP.EMPL.TRNG(CETA) Per Resolution No. 2219 $ 2,046.00
STREET FORWARD THRUST PARKS & RECREATION Per Resolution No. 2217 $40,000.00
301/138.00.00 101/210.00.00
STREET FORWARD THRUST CITY STREETS Per Resolution No. 2217 $30,000.00
301/138.00.00 103/210.00.00
PARKS & RECREATION ANTIRECESSION To correct error on 10/15/ $ 3,631.63
Payroll breakdown
23/78 CURRENT FUND $127,847.82
PARKS & RECREATION 29,800. 54
ARTERIAL STREETS 7,096.93
CITY STREETS 41,021.02
LIBRARY 6,773.71
COMP.EMP.TRNG. (CETA) 3,322.71
ANTIRECESSION 8,490.93
LIBRARY CONSTRUCTION 1,219. 30
MAIN FIRE STATION CONST 85,818.86
WATERWORKS UTILITY 112,976. 30
AIRPORT 3,717.57
1975 W & S CONSTR. 31,120.62
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 11,023.01
FIREMAN'S PENSION 14,764.45
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of OCT. $484,993.77
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TRANSFERS
MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
)ATE FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
0/31/78 CURRENT FUND CONTINGENCY To correct coding error on $ 21,986.00
000/210.00.00 107/138.00.00 October 23 transfer sheet
CONTINGENCY CURRENT FUND to
to
21,986.00
107/241.00.00 000/241.00.00
PARKS & RECREATION CONTINGENCY of if16,566.00
101/210.00.00 107/138.00.00
CONTINGENCY PARKS & RECREATION of of
16,566.00
107/241.00.00 101/241.00.00
LIBRARY CONTINGENCY 12,248.00
106/210.00.00 107/138.00.00
CONTINGENCY LIBRARY " to 12,248.00
107/241.00.00 106/241.00.00
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) CONTINGENCY to
3,685.00
122/210.00.00 107/138.00.00
CONTINGENCY COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA " to
3,685.00
107/241.00.00 122/241 .00.00
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) AIRPORT 1,395.00
122/210.00.00 402/138.00.00
AIRPORT COMP. EMPL. TRNG. (CEA 1,395.00
�. 402/241.00.00 122/241.00.00
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) WATERWORKS UTILITY 2.046.00
122/210.00.00 401/138.00.00
WATERWORKS UTILITY COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA 2,046.00
401/241.00.00 122/241.00.00
0/31/78 CURRENT $158,481.66
PARKS & RECREATION 17,438.88
CITY STREETS 18,720.45
LIBRARY 9,661.74
COMP.EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,728.49
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j ANTIRECESSION 9,357.45
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WATERWORKS UTILITIES 18, 345.03
AIRPORT 1,668.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,099.00
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 6 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Gas Pipeline Installation
Proceed with negotiations for property acquisition RE Cedar River Trail System
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Ordinance defining flood hazard regulations
COUNCIL BUDGET COMMITTEE
Preliminary Budget 1979 - Public Hearing Dec. 4, 1978
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
Alley vacation of Block 11, Plat of Car Works Addition
HEARING EXAMINER
Traffic circulation for Parkwood Homes No. 3
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
File documents with King County Boundary Review Board RE Talbot Hill Annexation
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Request for revision of Disorderly Conduct Ordinance
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
Alley vacation of Block 11, Plat of Car Works Addition
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Alley vacation of Block 11, Plat of Car Works Addition
Documents RE right-of-way Turnback from State Highway Dept.
UTILITIES COMMITTEE
Gas Pipeline Installation
Waterline Interties with Tukwila and Kent
Eastridge Apartments - request for latecomers agreement
Vantage Point Condominiums - Easement-Sewer
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Street banner signs and fees
Tax levy ordinance
Cedar River Trail acquisition and easements for resolution
Hearing Examiner Code Change for ordinance
City of Renton Phase II Rezone (R-218-78) Renton Hill for ordinance
Dean W. Bitney Rezone (R-179-78) for ordinance
Alley vacation of Block 11, Plat of Car Works Addition resolution setting
Public Hearing Date as 12/11/78
Final Plat - Sunset Addition(reported out 11/6/78 Resolution #2220)
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 6 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
�,,, THORPE, GEORGE J. PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director; DEL MEAD,
IN ATTENDANCE City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; WARREN GONNASON, Public
Works Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director; RICHARD
GEISSLER, Fire Chief; CAPT. JAMES PHELAN, Police Representative;
JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
SPECIAL AWARD Mayor Delaurenti presented special award to Mrs . Harriet Gruhn
for outstanding service to the City as member of the Municipal Arts
Commission from January 1970 to October 1978 and expressed appreci-
ation for her efforts. Councilman Stredicke requested the record
also express appreciation for service of Mrs. Gruhn as Board Member
of Allied Arts in Renton and credited her with accomplishment of first
activities calendar for Renton.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF OCTOBER
23, 1978. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
Talbot Hill published and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened the
Annexation Public Hearing to consider the 75% petition of the area known as
Talbot Hill Island located north of Talbot Hill Elementary and
Talbot Hill Park, South of South 19th and generally between Shattuck
Ave. South and Williams Ave. South. Letter from City Clerk Mead
reported the petition has been certified valid by the Planning
Department and contains signatures representing ownership of 85. 93%
of the total assessed valuation, at least 75% being required by law.
The letter recalled preliminary meeting 2/14/77 wherein Council
authorized circulation of the petition and owners agreed to accept
the City' s Comprehnsive Plan; proposed zoning; and any pre-existing
bonded indebtedness of the City. The letter noted Council ' s responsi-
bility to determine acceptance of annexation as petitioned and
authorize the Planning Department to file Notice of Intent with
the King County Boundary Review Board for further procedure as
required by law. Planning Director Ericksen presented fiscal impact
statement listing no increased cost for Police, Fire, Library, water,
sewer or garbage; and noted estimated cost of $850 for annual maint-
enance of the streets, $323 for street lighting, $372 for street
signs and $192 for street crosswalk; total $1 ,737. Planning Director
Ericksen used wall maps and slides to explain the proposed annexation;
34. 3 acres , estimated population of 100, assessed valuation of
$966,593; present zoning SR single family residential ; Comprehensive
Plan - single family residential ; zoning upon annexation - G.
Continued Persons present making inquiries: Jim Nolen of Water District #78,
15644 Springbrook Rd. S. , called attention to agreement with the
City that annexation would include the water district, that upon
-- acquisition and transfer of assets and properties , the City will
assume all maintenance. Mr. Nolen stated the system has been
inspected by the City Engineering Staff and pronounced in good con-
dition, that if not accepted then annexation be halted. Public Works
Gonnason noted Water District #78 4-inch loop line adequate for area ,
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Talbot Hill that upon substantial replacement, larger line would be required.
Island Perry requested the record show Public Works Director Gonnason's
Annexation comment that 4-inch line would be adequate for lot subdivision.
Gonnason noted line would be connected to City water supply. that
Water District #78 funds would be turned over to City which are
sufficient to cover cost; also that tie-in would be to Victoria Park
line and provide sufficient fire flow, noting new pump station and
high pressure program will be completed in December. Mr. Nolen noted
the District has no debts and covers same area as annexation.
Others speaking: John Torlai , 15860 Springbrook Rd. S. ; Rose Warren,
15811 Springbrook. Councilwoman Thorpe inquired re street improve-
ments to Talbot Rd. S. , being advised the $850 would only provide
maintenance, that improvement program would come from 1/2� gas tax
or other funding, that program is high priority on 6-Year Street
Program. Councilwoman Thorpe requested record indicate need for
Water District high priority on improvement of Talbot Rd. , noting unsafe walkway
#78 and exists. There being no opposition, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
Talbot Island r\ SHINPOCH, CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
Annexation 0 SECOND THORPE, CITY COUNCIL ACCEPT THE ANNEXATION AS PETITIONED AND
AcceptedAUTHORIZE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO FILE APPROPRIATE DOCUMENTS WITH THE
W \ KING COUNTY BOUNDARY REVIEW BOARD. CARRIED. (Time 8:47 p.m. )
AUDIENCE COMM617 Versie Vaupel , 221 Wells N. , submitted letter making inquiries of the
o u. legislative body regarding the recent replacement to larger
Gas Line w O volume gas pipeline through Renton and especially through the
Installation u oI residential areas. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER THE
Protested SUBJECT OF THE GAS LINE TO THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE AND THE ADMINIS-
z
z Z TRATION FOR RESPONSE. Discussion ensued. MOTION CARRIED. 8:55 p.m. ) ,
.�
Parkwood Homes Richard Brumfield, 2024 Dayton Lt. SE, requested discussion of
(formerly known access from Parkwood Homes No. 3 to SE 116th. MOVED BY PERRY,
as Rolling Hills SECOND BY THORPE, SUSPEND RULES AND TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE REPORT
No. 4) BE PRESENTED AT THIS TIME. CARRIED. Transportation Committee
Traffic Chairman Shinpoch recalled history of events from May 1976 submittal
Circulation of the preliminary plat to Council from the Planning Commission;
Access to SE 116 public hearing 5/24/76 with preliminary plat approval with alternate
or Edmonds Dr SE Plan C; petition filed 4/10/78 by residents; advice to residents
that the matter would be reviewed before the Hearing Examiner at
final plat approval (per Examiner' s letter of 4/6/78) ; referral of
consideration, of access to SE 116th rather than Edmonds Dr. SE to
the Hearing Examiner on 8/7/78; letter from developer attorney ask-
ing approval on development plans, City Attorney Warren' s opinion
that developer' s specifications and plans should be approved as
accepted in the preliminary plat approval . Discussion ensued con-
cerning amends to residents who have been advised of final hearing
as Attorney advised final plat approval merely check list of
improvements as approved in preliminary plat. Councilwoman Thorpe
used blackboard for explanation of access at SE 20th, asking that
be closed to through traffic allowing emergency vehicles. Frank
Jacobs, 2001 Dayton Dr. SE, represented Rolling Hills Homeowners
Assoc. , along with Mr. Brumfield, objected to traffic from Parkwood
Homes entering the Rolling Hills residential area and asked for
direct exit for the Parkwood Homes onto Fdmond- , notinq dangerous
traffic conditions. Gonnason noted utilities can be installed
however, no building permits can be issued until final plat approved.
Councilwoman Thorpe inquired of Planning Director Ericksen as to
length of time allowed between preliminary and final plat, being
advised of the one year time limit, noting developer has applied
to the Hearing Examiner for time extension. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND SHINPOCH, the Public Works Department be instructed to draw
up the legal descriptions for extension of Parkwood No. 3 street to
SE 116th and that the legal department be instructed to begin negoti-
ations and authorize condemnation proceedings. Substitute motion
by Councilwoman Shinpoch to instruct the City Attorney to seek legal
` remedy to Council ' s wishes to extend street to SE 116th, including
vacation of SE 20th and time extention between preliminary and final
plat, was withdrawn. Donald Zeman, 1906 Edmonds Dr. and Mrs. Garcia
2006 Dayton Ct. SE, made inquiries re Council procedures.
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Audience Comment Continued
Parkwood Homes SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, REFER MATTER OF TRAFFIC
Traffic Pattern CIRCULATION FOR PARKWOOD HOMES NO. 3 TO THE HEARING EXAMINER TO
Continued CONSIDER AT THE TIME OF CONSIDERATION FOR TIME EXTENSION ON THE
PRELIMINARY PLAT WHICH WOULD CONSTITUTE PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION
CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED. The
Council recessed at 9:30 p.m. and reconvened at 10:05 p.m. )
.., Roll Call : All Council Members present.
OLD BUSINESS Committee of the Whole report submitted by Council President
Committee of the Clymer recommended that the proposed ordinance defining flood hazard
Whole Report regulations be referred to the Community Services Committee for
Flood Hazards review and recommendation. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Transportation Transportation Committee Chairman Shinpoch presented report of 10/25
Committee Report meeting concerning Renton "loop" problems and noted City response
has been inconvenient to some, however, barricading has diminished
Barricading for loop traffic by approximately 75% with comparible reduction in
Loop Traffic irresponsible behavior, illegal activities and the time period
to Continue citizens are subjected to this inconvenience; with hope continued
procedure will alleviate the problem entirely. The committee recom-
mended Council take no action at this time. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SEC-
OND STREDICKE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. CARRIED.
Councilman Shane Councilman Shane inquired of Forward Thrust Funds the City received
Inquiries in 1968 and questioned projects. Shane further questioned discussion
of employee wages favoring discussion on Council floor; being advised
by the City Attorney that under State's Open Meeting Law, discussion
may be held in Executive Session or on the Council floor. Upon fur-
ther inquiry, Shane was advised that reply has not been received from
Attorney General concerning taxing of para mutuel betting.
Airport Signs Councilman Stredicke inquired concerning traffic signs at the Airport
and Street being advised by Mayor Delaurenti of determination to keep signs
Banners as they are and request the Police Department to check speeding.
Following Councilman Stredicke' s inquiry re authority for place-
ment of a banner over the City street, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND BY SHINPOCH, THE MATTER OF STREET BANNER SIGNS AND FEES BE
REFERRED TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR REC01MENDATION. CARRIED.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL APPROVE RETROACTIVELY
THE PLACEMENT OF "HIRE THE HANDICAPPED" STREET BANNER ON 3rd S.
CARRIED.
Tax Levy Councilman Stredicke called attention to forthcoming letter from
Ordinance King County, that City Council may wish to reconsider action taken
on adoption of tax millage ordinance until complete information
received. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL REFER TAX LEVY
ORDINANCE RECONSIDERATION MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
FOR RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Community Community Services Committee Chairman Thorpe presented report
Services recommending approval of Puget Power request that City sign a stipu-
Committee Report lation and easement agreements over the proposed marsh acquisition
Cedar River area, having been approved by City Attorney and Staff as not det-
Trail Acquisition rimental to the proposed trail system or surrounding natural environ-
and Easements ment. The report recommended Council approve stipulation and ease-
and and refer matter to the Ways and Means Committee for proper
resolution. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED. Councilman Stredicke noted for the record
that Committee Member Trimm did not participate in discussion of
the matter due to his employment.
The Community Services Committee report recommended that the Admin-
istration be authorized to proceed with negotiations for property
acquisition for the Cedar River Trail Natural Zone and refer the
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Cedar River Trail matter to the Ways and Means Committee for appropriate legislative
Natural Zone action. The report noted the IAC Committee has approved the City' s
request for funding of property acquisition for extension of the
Cedar River Trail east of 405; IAC grant total is $192,119; reports
to be submitted to Council for approval re negotiated price prior
to purchase. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDATION AND AUTHORIZE INITIAL PURCHASING ACTION. CARRIED.
Planning and Planning and Development Committee Chairman Perry submitted report
Development recommending that the City Council adopt an ordinance amending Code
Committee Report Section 4-3014 to provide extension of time for filing of the recom-
mendation or decision of the Land Use Hearing Examiner in extra-
ordinary cases for not more than thrity days after conclusion of
hearing if the Examiner requires the extension due to nature of
evidence, information which cannot be made available, etc. The
report noted the notice of extension stating reasons would need to
be forwarded to all parties of record. The Committee report
recommended referral to the Ways and Means Committee for ordinance.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT.
CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke submitted report recom-
Committee Report mending that the resolution regarding interties for water with
Water line the City of Tukwila and City of Kent, and the agreement be referred
Interties with to the Utilities Committee for recommendation. MOVED BY SHINPOCH,
Tukwila/Kent SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are reviewed by Council and adopted with one
motion which follows the items :
Disorderly Police Chief Darby requests revision of the disorderly conduct him
Conduct ordinance. Refer to Public Safety Committee.
Police Officer Police Chief Darby requests approval for advance travel funds and
Travel authorization for attendance of Sgt. File and Detective Nibarger
to attend Northwest Officers' Training Conference at Portland 11/9;
funds budgeted. Concur.
Surplus Vehicles Bid Opening 10/25 Surplus vehicles; tabulation attached. Letter
from Finance Director Marshall recommends award to highest bidder.
Council concur.
City of Renton Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval, with conditions, of
Rezone R-218-78 City of Renton Phase II, Rezone R-218-78; Renton Hill ; R-3 to R-1 .
Refer to Ways and Means Committee for appropriate ordinance.
Dean Bitney Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval with restrictive covenants ,
Rezone R-179-78 Dean W. Bitney Rezone R-179-78 General to Trailer located along
existing entrance road to Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park. Refer
to Ways and Means Committee for ordinance.
Request for General Partner, George Gurs, requests latecomer' s agreement for
Latercomer' s water main, Eastridge Apartments, 907 Aberdeen Ave. N. E. Refer 'to
Agreement Utilities Committee.
Final Payment Public Works Director Gonnason requests approval of Roadway Safety
Roadway Marking Marking Project and final payment $9,246. 55 to contractor Paint-A-
Line, Inc. and requested release of retained amount if within 30
days no claims or liens filed against project and proper receipts
received. Concur.
Alley Vacation City Clerk Mead reports petition filed by Carl A. Olson, et al ,
requesting alley vacation of Block 11 , Plat of Car Works Addition.
Refer to Ways and Means Committee for resolution setting Public
Hearing 12/11/78. Refer to Public Works Department, Board of Public
Works and Transportation Committee re appraisal and easements.
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Consent Agenda Continued
Proclamation Proclamation of Mayor Delaurenti declared Rainier R.E.A.C.T. Radio
Watch Week 11/12/78 through 11/18/78. (Radio Emergency Associated
Citizens Team) Mayor Delaurenti presented the Proclamation to
Jim Gentile commending the organization for its emergency services
work and also for distribution of coffee and donuts at highway
rest stops on holidays.
Final Plat FP220 Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval with conditions of 1.r
Sunset Addition Final Plat FP 220-78, Exception 221-78 for Belterra Development
�... Corporation' s Sunset Addition located on the southwest corner of
NE 16th at Edmonds NE. Refer to Ways and Means Committee. (See la -ef ,
Consent Agenda MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENIC:(,
Approval AS PREPARED. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented report recom-
Committee Report mending adoption of a resolution approving the final plat of Sunset
Resolution #2220 Addition of Belterra Development Corp. , FP-220-78. (See above. )
Sunset Addition Following reading, MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE,ADOPT THE RESOLU
TION AS READ. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
City of Renton Letter from Mayor Delaurenti presented the proposed Annual Budget for
1979 Preliminary 1979, balanced at total of $20,790,547, increase of 2. 98% over 1978.
Budget The letter listed job positions for 1979 as 293, net reduction of
3 planned through attrition, plus utilizing 9 Comprehensive Employ-
ment and Training Act (CETA) positions. The letter lists "cost of
living" increases for employees- 10% for 21R, 10.35% for Firefighters '
Local 864, 11 . 5% Police Guild and 10% proposed for all other employees
Federal Shared Revenue allotted is $567,315 budgeted for employee
salaries and benefits as approved at public hearing 10/23. The letter
notes the State' s Office of Financial Management set the City' s popu-
lation at 29,300. The letter notes modest increases in license fees,
-- permit fees and admissions tax to minimize effects of inflation;
also increase in garbage collection costs recommended. Notice was
given that copies of the budget are available to any taxpayer who
will call at the office of the Finance Director and that the City
Council will hold a public hearing on Monday 12/4/78 for the purpose
of fixing the Final Budget for 1979. MOVED BY PERRY, SECONDED BY
STREDICKE, REFER THE PROPOSED BUDGET TO THE COUNCIL'S BUDGET COMMITTEE.
CARRIED. Councilwoman Thorpe called attention to Federal Shared
Revenue Public Hearing of 10/23 referred subject to Ways and Means
Committee without stating approval . MOTION CARRIED. Discussion
ensued and Councilman Perry requested Renton and national average of
police and firemen per capita.
Gene Coulon Letter from Park Director Webley requested Council concurrence in
Memorial Beach proposed agreement with counsultant firm of Jones and Jones, Seattle,
Park Agreement to complete all pre-development work on the Gene Coulon Memorial
Beach Park, the City' s No. 1 park development priority; agreement
not to exceed $15,000. The letter noted additional Work Authoriza-
tion documents will be presented for Council ' s concurrence before
implementation; noting sufficient funds available under Lake Wash-
ington Beach Forward Thrust Fund #305. MOVED BY THORPE, SECONDED BY
SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR IN THE REQUEST. CARRIED.
Right-of-Way Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason reported turnback of
Turnback from Highway right-of-way from the State Highway Department to the City,
'—' State Highway noting Public Works Department concurrence and recommended authoriza-
Department tion for the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the documents. MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER DOCUMENTS TO THE TRANSPORTATION
COMMITTEE FOR REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
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11/6/78 Page 6
Correspondence Continued
Vantage Point Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason recommended acceptance
Condominiums of an easement requested by Vantage Point Condominiums needed for
Easement - Sewer installation of sewer main from approximately NE 4th and Bronson Way
to NE 4th and Lakeview Ave. NE, portion within Puget Power's
Shuffleton right-of-way and Puget Power being agreeable. The letter
reported the sewer is a rational addition to the City' s sewer system
d also recommended the Mayor and Cit Clerk be authorized to sign
an Y Y 9
the agreements. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE, REFER MATTER TO
THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE FOR REPORT BACK. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Shane requested the record show the following motions
made by Councilman Shane which failed for lack of second: Give
Proposed each of the Renton Senior Citizens living in their own homes $50
Motions off on their taxes. Discussion of City employee wages be conducted
on the Council floor rather than Executive Sessions. Move that the
City place a 2% tax on para mutuel betting at Longacres.
Traffic Councilman Stredicke requested the Administration take into considera-
tion heavy traffic from special events such as high school football
games when changing downtown area traffic patterns.
Airport Following discussion it was MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH,
Restaurant Council go on record supporting issuance of a Class H State Liquor
(Liquor License License to the Renton Airport' s Sunbird Restaurant. Roll Call : 3-
Not Available) Ayes: Shinpoch, Stredicke, Thorpe; 4-NO' s Clymer, Trimm, Shane and
Perry. Motion Failed.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
11 :30 p.m.
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Delores A. Mead, CMC
City Clerk
SURPLU S VEHIC LES
Bid Opening October 25, 1978
1400 1650 1400 1400 1500 $700 1700 1300 $300 $300
68 Chev.Van 69 Dod.Van 67 Chev.Van 67 thev. Pickup 67 Fd.Pickup 68 Chev.Pickup 68 Chev.Pickup 69 Dat.Pickup 69 Dat.Pickup 69 Dat.Pickapl
BIDDER GE168P147602 1987134607 GE167P132950 CS147Z145988 F25BRB13573 CS248Z161795 CS2482166178 521086989 L521087627 L521087671
B-19 B-21 B-22 C-35 C-39 C-42 C-45 C-48 C-50 C-53
lerry Puckett
10413 SE 174th $506.00 $506.00
Re on
Darius F. Richards
3605 Lk.Wa.Bd.N. $680.00
Marshall Elzig
10731 148th Ave. S $450.52
Arta Price
21310 SE 412th
Fnt�lja- $465.25
Joepete McCaslin
17637 SE 123 Pl.
Renton $357.82 $325.82 $326.82
K.T.Akesson
1060 Lynnwood AveN
Renton
Ai
2i3�0'W%12th
1 rrdd $326.50
2130 SEa412th
Enumclaw
Fred C. Callen
300 Renton Ave. So
Renton $526.00
Mid S. Austin $334.00
Jones Ave. So.
Helen Beard
21310 SE 412th
431.25
o ert onz es
955 Edmonds
2enton $350.50
Mark A. Roberts
14600 - 157th P1.5
Renton $501.00
Lyle Punches
601 Williams Ave.S .
Renton $554.00 $773.00 $525.00
MM TUU
Renton
379.0
Stephen Clymer
225 Lind Ave. SH
Renton $401.50
Robert Gizinski
32804 Abrams Ave.
Black $668.00 -
Calvin A. Roberts
14600 - 157th P1.S
Renton
L.E. Elzig
2rcm
2C41100g5 NE 10th St. $_630.00
-Rp903rLK lottgrsen
Renton t 560.00
L.G. Sales
668 Sunset B1vd.NE
7 0. 400.00
CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR Cn
tND
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Nov. 6. 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 11-9 7:30 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers Budget Hearings
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 11-9 4:30 P.M. PERRY 3rd Floor Conf. Room Standing Committee Meeting
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 11-7 4:30 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Room Standing Committee Meeting
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 11-13 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
Standing Committee Meeting
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 11-13 7.00 P.M. T R I MM 4th Floor Conf. Room Standing Committee Meeting
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUII.')ING DEPT.
NOVEMBER 6, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6249 $ Community Bank of Renton 3005 Sunset Blvd. NE Demolish Service Station
6250 3,890 Paul Curtis 201 Union Ave. SE Install Patio Cover & Shed
5251 3,467 Don Brown 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport & Shed
5252 4,150 Jack Graves 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport,Patio & Shed
-6253 Tino Cugini 2800 Block NE 3rd St. Annual License for Fill
6254 35,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4600 SE 4th P1. Construct Residence
6255 37,500 Leonard Builders, Inc. 421 Chelan Ave. SE Construct Residence
6256 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4606 SE 4th Pl. Construct Residence
6257 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4518 SE 4th P1. Construct Residence
6258 12,000 Henry Guillen 557 Index Ave. NE Construct Addition
6259 275,000 Boeing Renton Plant 4--21 Bldg. Erect Office Complex
6260 Tri-State Constr. Co. 2233 East Valley Rd. Annual. License for Fill
6261 4,126 Sam Alm 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport,Patio & Shed
6262 3,410 Joe Profit 201 Union Ave. SE Install Carport & Patio Cover
6263 Void
6264 7,000 G & M Investments 3815 NE 4th St. Install Swimming Pool
6265 12,000 W.T. Beeks, Jr. 410 Burnett Ave. So. Convert Existing Structure
6266 80,000 Emmett H. Kindle 2625 Jones Ave. NE Constr. Residence
6267 1,200 Joseph H. Profit 201 Union Ave. SE Construct Storage Shed
6268 515 Verrol Taylor 4332 NE 11th St. Install. Patio Cover
6269 5,860 David Dobson 410 Park Ave. No. Reroof Bldg.-Warehouse
6270 214,000 Boeing Rentor. Plant Constr. Building
6271 8,000 Dobson & Dobson 410 Park Ave. No. Enlarge 2 Doors
6272 6,000 Arthur Brown 1405 No. 36th Construct Garage
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1659 Tino Cugini 2800 Block NE 3rd St. Install Temp. Storm Drain
L660 Charles Henderson Co. 1508 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1661 Charles Henderson Co. 1502 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1662 Charles Henderson Co. 1732 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1663 Charles Henderson Co. 1726 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1664 Charles Henderson Co. 2615 SE 16th Constr. Driveway Approach
1665 Charles Henderson Co. 2621 SE 16th Constr. Driveway Approach
1666 Charles Henderson Co. 1800 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1667 Charles Henderson Co. 1750 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1668 Charles Henderson Co. 1744 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1669 Charles Henderson Co. 1726 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1670 Charles Henderson Co. 1568 Ferndale Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1671 Charles Henderson Co. 1501 Glenwood Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1672 Broadacres, Inc. 1332 SW 16th Install Sewers-Street Breaks
1673 SCS Holdings 417 Wells So. Driveway Approach
1674 Highlands Post Office 1171 Kirkland NE Repair Sidewalk
1675 East Ridge Associates 907 Aberdeen Ave. NE Install Sanitary Sewer
1676 John Meinzinger 290 Thomas Ave. SW Install Side Sewer-Str.Breaks
1677 City of Renton 211 Burnett Ave. No. Install Sanitary & Storm Sewei
1678 Charles Henderson Co. 1704 Monroe Ave. SE Constr. Driveway Approach
1679 Void
1680 Alta Assoc. 2601 NE 4th St. Inst.Sewers & Water System
1681 Guy Lambiaso 1907 Rolling Hills Ave.SE Install Side Sewer
1682 Floyd Hewitt 1806 NE 27th Side Sewer
1683 Leland Constr. 2007 NE 12th Side Sewer
1684 George R. Bing 901 Sunset Blvd. NE Install Side Sewer
L685 Renton Construction 2400 Block NE 16th Street Break for Side Sewer
,,,_1686 Charles Henderson Co. 1744 Ferndale Ave. SE Install Side Sewer
1687 Charles Henderson Co. 2615 SE 16th Str. Install Side Sewer
1688 Charles Henderson Co. 2621 SE 16th Str. Install Side Sewer
1689 Charles Henderson Co. 1501 Glenwood Ave. SE Install Side Sewer
1690 Charles Henderson Co. 1800 Ferndale Ave. SE Install Side Sewer
1691 Charles Henderson Co. 1750 Ferndale Ave. SE Install Side Sewer
454
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7518 $ 195 Hazel McCormack 201 Union SE Hook up Mobile Home
7519 150,000 Gene Horbach 500 SW 7th St. Rewire Offices
7520 50 Alex Rivily 411 Seneca Court NW Install Temp. Service
7521 50 SCS Holdings 530 Mill Ave. So. Install Temp. Service
7522 50 Olympic Venture Constr. 1850 Grant Ave. So. Install Temp. Service
7523 12,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1000 SW 43rd St. Install Service
7524 3,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 800 SW 43rd St. Service to Office-Misc.Outlets
7525 50 W.A. White 81 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7526 50 Matt Kremer 62 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7527 50 B.E. Duchesneau 151 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7528 50 Michael T. Schultz 150 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7529 70 Pacific NW Bell 4621 Sunset NE Inst. Telephone Booth
7530 135 Florence Swanson 115 Wells Ave. So. Wire Outlet-Garage Door #er
7531 220 Wayne Fassett 908 Kirkland Ave. NE Wire Kitchen Circuits
7532 200,000 Boeing Renton Plant Misc. Electrical Work
7533 1,000 Floyd L. Hewitt 1806 NE 27th St. Wire Residence
7534 249 M.C. Walls 108 Monterey P1. NE Underground Conversion
7535 1,008 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2108 Aberdeen Ct. SE Wire Residence
7536 985 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2104 Aberdeen Ct. SE Wire Residence
7537 950 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2105 Aberdeen Ct. SE Wire Residence
7538 195 Mrs. Dyer 201 Union SE Hook Up Mobile Home
7539 1,500 Guy Lambiaso 1907 Rolling Hills Ave.SE Wire Residence
7540 Brian R. Duncan 2108 NE 12th Replace Service
7541 3,800 Eldon Thompson 501 Smithers Ave. So. Wire 4-plex
7542 150 William B. Grim 58 Monterey P1. NE Underground Wiring
7543 50 Ron Fisher 118 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7544 125 John N. Mead 604 So. 17th St. Install Electr.Sertr.-Garage
7545 100 Harold Lee 77 Monterey P1. NE Convert to Underground Serv.
7546 78,404 Star Machinery 4202 W. Valley Rd. Wire Office & Wrhs. Bldg.
7547 120,000 Boeing Renton Plant 10-63 Bldg. Inst.Feed From Sub-Station
7548 400 Lundberg Constr. 4106 Jones Ave. NE Install Temporary Service
7549 2,400 Jack B. Ring 2413 Meadow Ave. No. Wire Residence
7550 50 Susano A. Quiton 104 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7551 50 George W. Ames 101 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7552 1,200 Charles Shane 2203 Maple Valley Hwy. Install Light Fixtures
7553 100 Fritz Rivera 157 Monterey Dr. NE Convert to Underground S
7554 50 Aldridge & Hedmund Wells Ave. No.& Riverside Install Temp. Service
7555 14,400 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.l Wire Condominium Bldg.
7556 28,800 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.2 Wire Condominium Bldg.
7557 28,800 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.3 Wire Condominium Bldg.
7558 14,400 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.4 Wire Condominium Bldg.
7559 14,400 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.5 Wire Condominium Bldg.
7560 14,400 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Bldg.6 Wire Condominium Bldg.
7561 2,800 Tavlin & Associates 2601 NE 4th St.Rec.Bldg. Wire Rec. Room
7562 350 Paulas 817 So. 3rd Inst.Serv.& Hook up Heat Pump
7563 50 Marjorie Jay 147 Capri Ave.NE Underground Elect.Service
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6347 21,114 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6348 9,652 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6349 15,300 Star Machinery 4202 West Valley Rd. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6350 600 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1000 SW 43rd St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6351 1,000 Henry Guillen 557 Index Ave. NE Install Fixtures
6352 145 Floyd Hughes 411 Lind Ave. NW Install Gas Water Heater
6353 1,920 Brown/Strand Homes 1409 North 37th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6354 9,000 Frank Tonkin 200 Rainier Ave. So. Install Heating/Air Cond.Unit
6355 3,200 Leland Constr. 2007 NE 12th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6356 1,300 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 600 SW 43rd St. Install Gas Piping System
6357 2,100 McCaslin Construction 367 Earlington Ave. SW Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6358 965 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2108 Aberdeen P1. SE Install Furnace & Water Heater
6359 965 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2105 Aberdeen Place SE Install Furnace & Water Hier
6360 1,000 John Meinzinger 290 Thomas Ave. SW Install Furnace
6361 Void
6362 Void
6363 1,400 Paul McCarthy 1117 No. 33rd P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6364 22,000 Boeing Renton Plant- Gate 21 Inst. Sprinkler System
6365 890 Nele Olkey 1503 Aberdeen Ave. NE Repair Septic System
6366 4,900 Weldon Thompson 541 Smithers Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6367 290 Dixon Long 639 Index P1. NE Install Gas Furnace
6368 4,500 Alex Rivily 411 Seneca Ct. NW Install Fixtures
6369 1,000 Parkwood Homes 2104 Aberdeen P1. SE Install Furnace & Water Heater
6370 1,955 Armstrong Homes 3712 Lincoln P1. NE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
SIGN PERMITS
672 1,070 Payless Drug Stores 705 Rainier Ave. So. Install Letter on Facia Sign
673 2,000 Renton Chrysler/Plymouth 150 SW 7th St. Install Pole Sign
674 2,500 Sportswest 508 South 3rd St. Install Wall & Pole Signs
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 13 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Letter from Harstad Associates and from Victoria Park Homeowners - 12/14/78
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Cable TV Management Consultant matter
MAYOR AND CITY CLERK
Authorized to sign agreement with Humane Society and cancel agreement w/King County
Authorized to sign agreement with State re SR-515
PLANNING COMMISSION
Request of Kennydale Community Club re Comprehensive Plan
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Letter from Harstad Assoc. and Victoria Park Homeowners re Rolled Curbs, etc.
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Animal Control Services contract (reported out 11/13/78)
Animal Night Enforcement
Consolidation of Fire Departments
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
iffany Park Dvn #3 Final Plat for resolution
Ordinances on first reading 11/13: Bitney Rezone R-179-78
Renton Hill Phase II Rezone 218-78
Hearing Examiner Time Extension
PUBLIC HEARING
�. Alley Vacation 12/11/78
APPOINTMENT
John J. McLaughlin, Jr. to Lieutenant 11/16/78
RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 13, 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE, GEORGE J. PERRY. .,,.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; WARREN
IN ATTENDANCE GONNASON, Public Works Director; WILLIAM BENNETT, Deputy Finance
Director; DEL MEAD, City Clerk; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN, Planning Director;
RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief; HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; JOHN WESLEY,
Parks and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL Councilwoman Thorpe requested correction Page 2, Paragraph 2, Coun-
cil Minutes of 11/6/78 to read as follows: Versie Vaupel , 221 Wells
N. , submitted letter making inquiries of the legislative body regard-
ing recent addition of high-pressure gas pipeline. . . . . . . . MOVED BY
CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL CONCUR IN MINUTES OF NOVEMBER 6, 1978
AS AMENDED. CARRIED.
AUDIENCE COMMENT David Pierce, 2023 Aberdeen Ave. SE, President of Rolling Hills
Homeowners' Association, called attention to Parkwood Homes develop-
Parkwood Homes ment adjacent to Rolling Hills and complained of connecting street
between plats which will filter traffic through Rolling Hills, SE
20th St. onto Edmonds Ave. SE (116th SE) . Upon Council request,
Planning Director Ericksen used wall maps and explained preliminary
plat approval of Rolling Hills No. 4 expired (untimely) , refiled by
Mr. Nord as Parkwood Homes and approved by the Planning Commission. �-
The plat was later revised to Alternate C by Council at the request of
the Rolling Hills Homeowners Association. Transportation Committee
Cnairwoman Shinpoch presented letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler in
response to City Council referral of 11/6/78 subject of traffic cir-
culation Parkwood Homes Dvn. No. 3 to be considered by the Examiner
during his consideration of the extension of the preliminary plat.
The letter explained that on 10/20/78 the extension was granted to
expire on 12/27/78 and suggested the public hearing on the final
plat and testimony concerning traffic circulation be received at
Subject Remains that time. The letter explained that normally this subject is set-
With the tled prior to the final plat stage, but in this case would be most
appropriate time to bring together the legal implications, ordinance
Hearing Examiner requirements and citizen concerns; that the Examiner' s recommendation
would come to Council for final approval . Councilwoman Shinpoch
noted agreement with the Examiner's letter.
Recess MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED.
Council recessed at 9:08 p.m. and reconvened at 9:23 p.m. Roll Call :
All Council Members present.
Rolled Curbs Dennis Stremick, 2532 Smithers S. , President of Victoria Park Home-
owners Assoc. reported review of use of rolled curbs in place of
standard raised curbs currently required for residential develop-
ments and urged Council to maintain the existing ordinance requir-
ing standard raised curbs. The letter listed the following consid-
erations: Current subdivision ordinance provides adequate access
control ; Raised curbs provide better storm water control and are
Subdivision safer for parking on hills. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
Standards LETTER FROM AGENDA BE READ AT THIS TIME. CARRIED.
Renton City Council
11/13/78 Page 2
Audience Comment Continued
Rolled Curbs , Letter from Harstad Associates , Citrust Developments, Valley Cement and
Subdivision McGrath, requested amendment to the subdivision ordinance to allow,
Standards by developer option, the substitution of rolled curbs for the
standard raised curbs currently required. The letter also requested
amendment of ordinance to allow flexibility in location of sidewalk
either adjacent to the property line or the curb and gutter depend-
ing on local conditions and topography; and listed the following
reasons : Actual location of driveway is not known and upon site
analysis the newly installed curb and gutter are removed and new
driveway section poured, adding to high cost; Construction vehicles
damage curbs by driving over them during building process; Flexibility
in sidewalk location would allow for reduction in amount of clearing
and grading in steep terrain. The letter noted the Hearing Examiner
recommended granting a variance on the preliminary plat of Victoria
Park No. 4 to allow flexibility in sidewalk location subject to
Staff discretion and requested this flexibility be built into the
ordinance to eliminate need for variances on individual projects.
Councilman Shane cautioned against improvements increasing home cost.
Steve Summersett, 111arstad Associates, Inc. was present to answer
questions. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, REFER LETTER FROM
HARSTAD ASSOCIATES AND LETTER FROM VICTORIA PARK HOMEOWNERS TO
THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE TO REVIEW AND REPORT BACK
AND ALSO TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE FOR DISCUSSION AT WORK
SESSION (12/14/78 . CARRIED. Councilman Perry noted for the record
review by the Planning and Development Committee will await direction
from the Committee of the Whole.
Cable TV James Hurd being present in the audience, it was MOVED BY STREDICKE,
Management SECOND THORPE, HIS LETTER LISTED UNDER CORRESPONDENCE BE READ AT
Consultant THIS TIME. CARRIED. Letter from 3-H Management & Consultants ,
Proposal James Hurd, noted having been employed as birector of Cable TV for
City of Seattle and having acted as Renton' s consultant in accord-
ance with Federal Communications Commission rulings, and proposed
providing Cable TV services as a Management Consultant and listed
services to be included. The letter offered to meet with the City
authorities to discuss contract which would not exceed $1 ,516 for
1979-80 ($2,000 being budgeted) to handle the franchising, regulat-
ing and administration of CATV and responsibilities from the FCC.
MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE, REFER THE LETTER TO THE COMMUNITY
SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED. (See meeting schedule. )
OLD BUSINESS MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND PERRY, PRESENT FOLLOWING LETTER FROM AGENDA.
CARRIED. Letter from Police Chief Darby presented copy of the City' s
Animal Control agreement with King County for housing and disposal of stray and
Services impounded animals; also proposed agreement for kennel service with
the Humane Society, Inc. of 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, located
at Factoria Interchange off Highway 405. The letter reported that
the proposal from the Humane Society will provide the same services
as now received from King County at a reduced cost and recommended
authorization for the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement
with the Humane Society. The letter called attention to 30-day
termination requirement with King County. MOVED THORPE, SECOND TRIMM,
Public Safety REFER MATTER TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Committee Report Public Safety Committee Chairman Trimm presented report which
Animal Control recommended approval of the Kennel Service Agreement with the Humane
Agreement with Society, Inc. , 13212 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, and also recommended
King County that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the agreement
Cancelled and so notify King County. MOVED BY TRIMM, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE. CARRIED. Councilman
Humane Society Stredicke presented letter from King County Animal Control envision-
Contract Award ing increased shelter services next year raising the monthly charge
for euthanasia services from $50 to $100 and raising keeineling fees
from $2.00 to $3.00 per dog day. Following inquiries, it was MOVED
BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, THE MATTER OF NIGHT ENFORCEMENT FOR
CONTROL OF STRAY DOGS BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
Night FOR RECOMMENDATION. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH,
Enforcement STREDICKE; 3-N0: CLYMER, THORPE, PERRY. MOTION CARRIED.
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Rer on ,. ity Council
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Old Business Continued
Councilman Shane Councilman Shane requested the following items be indicated in
Inquiries the record: His opposition to proposed support for liquor license
for "non-union" restaurant. Motions by Shane failed for lack of a
second: Senior citizens living in own home receive up to $50
reduction in property taxes; Place 2% tax on para mutuel betting
at Longacres; All salaries be discussed on the Council floor.
Upon inquiry by Councilman Shane re budget items, Councilman
Stredicke requested the record show both his and Councilwoman
Shinpoch' s request that budget items not be re-reviewed at Counc-' '
meetings for members who have not attended the scheduled budget
meetings.
Councilman Councilman Stredicke called attention to stop sign on Perimiter
Stredicke Road,south bound traffic from the restaurant appears to be stop
Inquiries for turn only, being confusing. Stredicke also requested written
report on occupancy permit issuance and waiving of same.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented the follow-
Committee Report ing ordinances for first reading:
First Readings An ordinance was read rezoning property from G to Trailer Park T
Bitney Rezone located 1000 ft. south of NE 4th St. and adjacent to Union SE and
R-179-78 the existing Leisure Estates Mobile Home Park, known as the Dean
Bitney Rezone Ordinance. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE REFER
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Renton Hill An ordinance was read rezoning property from R-3 to R-1 single
Phase II family residential district for property located on the west side
Rezone 218-78 of Cedar Ave. S. between S. 6th St. and S. 7th St. , known as the
Renton Hill Phase II Rezone. Councilman Clymer left the Council
Chambers prior to reading of the ordinance and took no part in
any action or discussion on this matter due to conflict of interest.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE . CARRIED. Councilman Clymer returned
to the Chambers.
Time Extension An ordinance was read relating to extension of time for Hearing
Examiner' s decision. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER THE
ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Resolution #2221 The Ways and Means Committee recommended adoption of a resolution
Alley Vacation setting 12/11/78 as public hearing for vacation of alley located
Hearing 12/11/78 within Block 11 , Car Works Addn. (Vacation #8-78) MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE, ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
VOUCHER APPROVAL The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Vouchers No. 20231 through No. 20430 in the amount of $362,450. 18
having received departmental approval as to receipt of merchandise
and/or services; plus LID #297 Revenue Warrant R-9 $5,555 and R-10
in amount of $157,559. 94 and Cash Warrants C-11 $5,555, C-12 $715.40,
C-13 $156,844.54. Also approved for payment LID #302 R-27 $3,750
and C-62 $3,750. (Vouchers #20226 through 20230 cancelled during
processing. ) MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER, APPROVE VOUCHERS
AS DRAFTED BY ADMISTRATION. CARRIED.
Oil Recycling The Ways and Means Committee report recommended that the subject
of containers for used oil be referred back to the Council without
action. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, COUNCIL CONCUR. ..w�
CARRIED. Following discussion, Councilman Perry explained need for
50-gallon drum as container for disposing of used oil from "home
mechanic auto oil change. " MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUN-
CIL ENCOURAGE ANY BUSINESS INTERESTED IN RECYCLING OIL TO DO SO BUT
IN NO MAY MAKE IT MANDATORY. CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items were adopted by one motion without discussion:
Renton City Counu
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Consent Agenda
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed John . McLaughlin, Jr.
to the position of Lieutenant in the Renton Fire Department
effective November 16, subject to the customary six-month proba-
tion period. Council concurrence.
Kennydale Letter from the Kennydale Community Club, President Dave Biggar,
Comprehensive requested suspension of the Club' s letter of August 9, 1978
Plan which had requested review of the Comprehensive Plan, until such
time as the Club presents proposed plan for Kennydale. Refer to
Planning Commission.
Tiffany Park Letter from Hearing Examiner Beeler recommended approval with con-
FP 233-78 ditions for Tiffany Park Division #3 Final Plat 233-78 by Develop-
ment Coordinators, Inc. Refer to Ways and Means Committee for
approving resolution.
Consent Agenda MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, COUNCIL ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA AS
Approval PRESENTED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE Letter from Public Works Director Gonnasun presented proposed
SR-515 agreement with the State re SR-515 roadway construction from
Agreement Puget Drive to Carr Road which covers the City's participation
with State in cost of traffic control devices including sidewalks and illumi-
nation in amount of $254,585.97. The letter noted amount includes
construction engineering and contingencies and payment will be
made only for actual costs incurred. The letter noted the City is s
awaiting action by King County in form of Resolution or Ordinance
confirming amendment to the Forward Thrust Arterial Street list-
ing which substituted this SR-515 project for an original Benson
Road project; bid advertising scheduled by the State 1/15/79.
The letter recommended the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to
sign agreement. Moved by Stredicke, Second Thorpe, refer to the
Transportation Committee. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY CLYMER, SECOND
SHINPOCH, CONCUR IN THE RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Consolidation Letter from the Fire Chiefs addressed to Honorable Mayors of s
of Fire Auburn, Kent, Renton and Tukwila proposed merger of the four
Departments Valley Fire Departments to give better service to citizens with
advantages and disadvantages. The letter noted three step study:
(1 ) by Fire Chiefs (completed) , (2) by Elected Officials and (3)
by Outside Concern or People. The letter noted problem area of
difference in salary, hours and benefits; as well as possibility
that some cities would not have to build new fire stations until
more development of area, with less spare apparatus and office
spaces needed, etc. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER TO THE
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE TO REVIEW. CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Councilman Stredicke inquired re SR-515 agreement with State dis-
cussed earlier, concerning payment for installation of signals
SR-515 Agreement in the Talbot annexation area. Glenn Garrett, 1006 S. 30th Ct. ,
recalled public hearing and disc <<sion wherein the State would
pay for installation of signal ' st and urged City to obtain
that assurance upon annexation o-., ea Councilwoman Thorpe
mace further inquiries of the agreement re SR-515 and was advised
by Public Works Director Gonnason that the State has full responsi-
bility in unincorporated areas, but not within the City boundaries.
Executive Session MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL MOVE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION
TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL PROBLEMS REGARDING 21R AND CITY. CARRIED.
The Council held an executive session commencing at 10:25 p.m.
All Council Members were present at reconvening into regular session;
Adjournment the meeting was adjourned at 10:45 p.m.
10:45 P.M.
Delores A. Mead, CMC
City Clerk
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` EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
'DATE 11/13/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: N0.#20226 - #20230
J
CURRENT $80) 885094
PARKS •27) 205@18
ARTERIAL STREETS 028) 88940
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STREETS •19, 010.85
LIBRARY *8J226906
COMP EMP TR ACT 61) 373#58
ANTIwRECESSION 61) 17442
fSTREET FORWARD THRUST •599.80
SENIOR CIT CENTER CONSTR 6114) 813124
WATERWORKS UTILITY •56, 819+ 82
1 AIRPORT 66) 969003
i
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 613) 143.33
FIREMAN ' S PENSION 63) 323. 98
UNEMPLOYMENT COMP• ♦15.55
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 6362) 450v18
WE) THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE JAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL.) HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED) DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS N0, 20231 THROUGH Not 20430 IN THE AMOUNT
OF 6362) 450. 18 THIS DAY OF NOVEMBER 1978s
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER :�=�• .. PQ ms's• •
L.I.D.#297
REVENUE WARRANT R- 9 $ 5,555.00 MEMBER • • • • • w • • •
CASH WARRANT C-11 5,555.00
REVENUE WARRANT R-10 $157,559.94
CASH WARRANT C-12 715.40
CASH WARRANT C-13 156,844.54
L.I.D.#302
REVENUE WARRANT R-27 $ 3,750.00
CASH WARRANT C-62 $ 3,750.00
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Nov. 13, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 12-14 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Tues. 11-14 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 11-14 Cancelled SEYMOUR-THORPE
Tues. 11-21 4:45 P.M. 3rd Floor Conf. Room Cable TV
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 11-20 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 11-20 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION Tues. 11-14 7:15 P.M. SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Room State Hwy. Dept. Turn Back of Riglit
of Way to City
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
BUDGET HEARINGS Tues. 11-14 7:30 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
Wed. 11-15 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
Fri. 11-17 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
Sat. 11-18 9:30 A.M. Council Chambers
GREEN RIVER BASIN PROGRAM ed. 11-15 1 7:00 P.M. Kpnt City Hall
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
NOVEMBER 13, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6273 $450,000 Stanley Wolf 1170 Harrington Ave. NE Construct Apt. Bldg.
6274 34,000 Rainier Auto Sales 313 Rainier Ave. So. Const.Auto Sales Bld
6275 85,000 Greater Renton Shopping Ctr. 2848 NE Sunset Blvd. Construct Covered Wa y+
6276 50,000 Wayne D. Hills 666 ;1 Sunset Blvd. NE Construct Residence
6277 1,270 Kenneth Morgan 2210 NE 7th St. Re-roof Residence
6278 750 Frank Kelleman 540 Smithers Ave. So. Remodeling
6279 2,000 Gerald J. Paulus 1010 N. 29th St. Construct Garage
6280 700 Tony Porcello 811 So. 3rd Remodel Restaurant
6281 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4401 SE 4th P1. Construct Residence
6282 37,000 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4407 SE 4th P1. Construct Residence
6283 42,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2103 SE 22nd P1. Construct Residence
6284 39,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2019 SE 22nd P1. Construct Residence
6285 45,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2115 SE 22nd P1. Construct Residence
6286 39,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2109 SE 22nd P1. Construct Residence
6287 44,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2013 SE 22nd P1. Construct Residence
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
1692 Guinn Construction Co. 2319 Talbot Crest Dr.So. Construct Driveway Approac
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7564 50 Randall Rockhill 141 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7565 50 Edward Rudolph 201 Union Ave. SE Wire Shed
7566 50 Wall & Redecop Corp. 1150 Sunset Blvd. NE Install Temporary Service
7567 50 H.V. Shakespeare 163 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7568 868 T & R Enterprises 1709 SE 29th St. Install Service
7569 50 R. Goldsmith 83 Monterey Pl. NE Underground Conversi
7570 600 Donald Frodsham 2501 Dayton Ave. NE Wire Addition
7571 100 Ernie Coleman Logan Ave. No. & No. 6th Rework Service
7572 50 Bruce Pickering 107 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7573 50 Jay E. Holmes 150 Capri NE Underground Conversion
7574 50 W. Russ Stone 140 Capri NE Underground Conversion
7575 3,200 Ervin E. Yoder 1527/1529 S.Eagle Dr. Wire Duplex
4 7576 1,500 Brown/Strand Homes 1403 North 37th P1. Wire Residence
7577 50 R.W. Huff Construction 1010 SW 41st St. Install Temporary Service
7578 600 Gary Moritz 326 Union Ave. NE #3 Wire Office
7579 Void
MECHANICAL PERMIT
6371 14,076. Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6372 21,114 Condominium Builders 2020 Grant Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6373 750 Donald Frodsham 2501 Dayton Ave. NE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6374 725 Brown/Strand Homes 1409 North 37th P1. Install Furnace
6375 1,120 Brown/Strand Homes 1403 North 37th Pl. Install Furnace
6376 250 Mr. Hartley 701 High Ave. South Washing Machine
6377 6,270 Cumins NW Diesel 810 SW Grady Way Install Heating/Air Cond.
6378 848 Paul McCarthy 1117 North 33rd Place Install Furnace
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
November 20 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign agreements with State to turnback
highway right-of-way to City
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign easement from Puget Power
..�.. Letter from Springbrook Associates re development in Springbrook Area
Gypsy Moth infestation
Request for signal at Fire Station #11 re train
4-way stop request at intersection of NE 10th and Olympia Ave. NE
CITIZENS COMMITTEE ON HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
Need of Community Service Agencies Building
CITY ATTORNEY AND*INSURANCE CARRIER,
*Claim for damages - Mary C. O' Keefe
Letter re "No Children" policy in housing
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Building Department reorganization review
Budget deliberations of previous council action re $89,960.21
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Letter re "No Children" policy in housing
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Building Department reorganization review
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
-- Resolution for funds for Legislative typewriter
Salary adjustments and study by Personnel Dept.
Study of full or part-time City Attorney for 1980 Budget
Ordinance for establishing cumulative reserve fund for unemployment compensation.
Street vacation of a portion of So. 7th (VAC-3-78)
Interties with Kent and Tukwila
Resolution setting Public Hearing for 1-22-79 re LID 312
Ordinance Springbrook Annexation
Acquisition of Water District #78
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
November 20 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the
flag and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; 'ARLES F. SHANE, RICHARD M.
COUNCIL STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-THORPE AND GEORGE J . PERRY. MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND SHANE, -XCUSE ABSENT COUNCIL MEMBERS BARBARA
Y. SHINPOCH AND THOMAS W. TRIMM. CARRIED.
CITY OFFICIALS C. J. DELAURENTI , Mayor; DEL MEAL City Clerk; LAWRENCE WARREN,
IN ATTENDANCE City Attorney; WARREN GONNASON, Public Works Director; W. E.
BENNETT, Deputy Finance Director; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief;
MIKE SMITH, Planning Representative; CAPT. JOHN BUFF, Police Rep.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
NOVEMBER 13, 1978 AS PRESENTED. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS Council President Clymer presented Committof the Whole, Budget
Committee of Whole Committee report recommending purchase of new typewriter for the
Budget Committee Legislative Department using funds from Legislative Travel and
Conference for 1978; also recommending the Fire Department type-
writer which will be replaced by the Legislative typewriter, be
used for trade-in. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION AND REFER THE MATTER TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
FOR RESOLUTION. CARRIED.
Building Division The report of the Budget Committee recommended that the matter of
Reorganization the Building Department reorganization be referred to the Committee
of the Whole and the Planning and Development Committee for review.
MOVED BY CLY1ER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN RE COI1fiENDATIO�J.
Upon inquiry by Councilman Shane, Councilman Perry notes a recom-
mendation had been made to committee for one-stop permit fee.
MOTION CARRIED. Councilman Shane requested his no vc ? be recorded.
Salary Study The Budget Committee report recommended that all salary adjustments
Adjustments included in the 1979 Budget as presented to Council members be
referred to the Ways and Means Committee for study along with the
salary study made by the Personnel Department. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND CLYMER, CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
City Attorney The Budget Committee recommended that the Ways and rieans Committee
conduct a study to determine for the 1980 Budget whether the City
should obtain the services of a full-time City Attorney or continue
with part-time services. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL
CONCUR IN RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Unemployment The Budget Committee recommended that the Ways and Means Committee
Compensation establish a cumulative reserve fund for unemployment compensation
and prepare the necessary ordinance. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY
CONCUR AND REFER MATTER TO WAYS AND MEANS FOR ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
Councilman Shane Councilman Shane made the following motions which failed for lack
of a second and requested they be entered into the record: A 2%
tax be placed on wagering at Longacres. The Citv grant up to $50
tax reduction to Senior Citizens who own and live in that home. ....
The City establish standards and advertise for LiLy Attorney.
Transportation Transportation Committee report noted review of map and agreements
Committee pertaining to turnback of State highway right-of-way to the City,
explaining the right-of-way was secured by the State in the Kenny-
dale area for FAI-405. The committee recommended the Mayor and
City Clerk be authorized to sign agreements. MOVED BY STREDICKE
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Old Business Continued
Right-of-Way SECOND CLYMER, COUNCIL CONCUR IN REPORT. Upon inquiry by Council-
Turnback woman Thorpe, Public Works Director Gonnason explained that upon
turnback the City would be responsible for maintenance and if not
maintained, the State would deduct costs from gas tax funds.
Councilman Stredicke noted the City would then have quarantee of
open space. MOTION CARRIED.
Utilities The Utilities Committee report recommended Council concur with the
Committee Public Works Department and accept the easement from Puget Power
Vantage Point which is needed to provide sewer service to Vantage Point Condo-
Condominiums miniums by installation of sewer main from NE 5th and Bronson Way
Sewer Service to approximately NE 4th and Lakeview Ave. NE. The new sewer would
be built within Puget Power' s Shuffleton right-of-way and require
the easement. The report also recommended that the Mayor and City
Clerk be authorized to sign the easement. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
SHANE, COUNCIL CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings of the following
ordinances which had been on first readings 11/13/78:
Ordinance #3262 An ordinance was read extending time for Hearing Examiner' s
Hearing Examiner decision from date of hearing 14 days to 30 days in event of
Time Extension unusual circumstances. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL
ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, STREDICKE,
THORPE, PERRY; ONE NO: SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
Ordinance #3263 An ordinance was read changing the zoning classification of property
Renton Hill Rezone from R-3 to R-1 located on the west side of Cedar Ave. S. between
Phase II R-218-78 S. 6th St. and S. 7th St. Councilman Clymer left the Chambers
and took no part in any discussion or any action regarding this
matter due to conflict of interest. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE,
COUNCIL ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: ALL AYES: SHANE,
STREDICKE, THORPE AND PERRY. CARRIED. (Clymer returned to Chambers. )
Ordinance #3264 An ordinance was read changing the zoning classification from G to
Bitney Rezone Trailer Park T for property located south of NE 4th St. adjacent
R-179-78 to Union Ave. SE and the existing Leisure Estates Mobile Home
Park. Committee Chairman Stredicke noted signed restrictive coven-
ants were received. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, ADOPT THE
ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE: CLYMER, SHANE, STREDICKE,
THORPE AND PERRY. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3265 The Ways and Means Committee recommended readinq and adoption of an
1979 Amendatory ordinance amending the 1979 Budqet Ordinance (#3259) which increases
Budget Ordinance amount of taxation from $3. 372 to $3.472 per $1 ,000 and sets the
maximum 1979 Levy (based on 106% calculations as required by law)
$3,260,727.21 . Following first reading, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
THORPE, SUSPEND RULES AND ADVANCE ORDINANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL
READINGS. CARRIED. Following readings, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND
CLYMER, ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER,
STREDICKE, THORPE, PERRY; ONE NO: SHANE. MOTION CARRIED.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, THAT THE MATTER OF THE $89,960. 21
GRANTED BY THIS COUNCIL ACTION BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE OF THE
WHOLE FOR BUDGET DELIBERATIONS. CARRIED.
Street Vacation The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an
South 7th St. ordinance vacating a portion of S. 7th St. (VAC 3-78) having width
Near Burnett S. of 30 ft. westerly of S. Grady Way near Milmanco, vacation fee of
fro. $7,948. 10 paid by Puget Power. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER
REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Interties with Chairman Stredicke called attention to resolution authorizing
Cities of Kent agreement re interties with the Cities of Kent and Tukwila
and Tukwila to provide additional water flow which resolution was referred
to the Utilities Committee on 11/6/78. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND
SHANE, IF THE MATTER IS NOT REPORTED BY THE UTILITIES COMMITTEE
BY 11/27/78, THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT.
CARRIED.
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LID 302 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Financing report recommending concurrence in the recommendation of the
Finance Director for interim financing on LID 302 for acceptance
of the low bid from Rainier National Bank for interim financing
of $2,600,000 at an interest rate of 6. 10%. The letter noted
other bid from Pacific National Bank at 6.375%. Financing from
11/24/78 to 11/1/79. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE, CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION ACCEPTING OFFER OF RAINIER NATIONAL BANK AT AN
INTEREST RATE OF 6. 10%. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, SHANE,
STREDICKE AND PERRY; ONE NO: THORPE. MOTION CARRIED.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are adopted with one motion which follows
the items included:
Street Improvement Letter from Public 'Works Director Gonnason requested a resolution
West Valley Hwy. initiating Local Improvement District for street improvements
L. I .D. #312 on the West Valley Highway from SW 43rd St. to the City Limits
near Cello-Bag. The letter presented petition signed by 48.68%
of the abutting frontage plus Northwest Hobby and Star Machinery
in the area, who have not signed the petition but are required
to install offsite improvements making a total of 74. 7% of the
frontage participation in area. The letter requested resolution
setting hearing date of 1/22/79. REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. *
Springbrook Letter from King County Boundary Review Board approved the proposed
Annexation Springbrook Annexation to the City, area contiguous to the south
boundary of the City at SW 43rd (S. 180th) , west of SR 167 and
north of S. 192nd comprising 231 .8 acres with approximately 75
population. REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ORDINANCE. *
Claim for Claim for Damages was filed by Mary C. O' Keefe, 811 Olympia NE,
Damages in amount of $93.81 alleging sewer back up. REFER TO CITY ATTORNEY
AND INSURANCE CARRIER. * �..
Consent Agenda *MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA AS
Approval PRESENTED. CARRIED.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Proposed Letter from Springbrook Associates, owners of property southeast
Development of Valley General Hospital , reported proposed development and
East of Valley explained that City Utility Department and engineers have informed
Medical Dental them a new pumping station would be necessary to provide water of
Center sufficient pressure. The letter requested information concerning
Springbrook Area anticipated costs of the pumping station, whether or not the
City intends to build a pumping station, and if so, when would the
construction take place and what would be cost to individual owners.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND PERRY, REFER LETTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION
TO MAKE APPROPRIATE REPLY AND REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL . Public
Works Director Gonnason reported that preliminary comprehensive
plan had been prepared in conjunction with Talbot pump station,
that no consultant has been employed in conjunction with this
request. CARRIED.
"No Children" Letter from The Salvation Army, Renton Family Services Office,
Policy in Member of South King County Emergency Housing Coalition, informed
Housing Causes City Officials of problem created by "no children" policies at
Hardship on many Renton apartments, reporting 20 to 30 calls per month regard-
Families ing the problem and other critical housing needs and problems.
The letter noted restrictions against families, low income and
welfare families; noting solution as a compromise to insure recog-
nition of the need for housing and the rights of the property owner.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER, REFER THE MATTER TO CITY ATTORNEY
TO RESEARCH LEGAL ACTION COUNCIL MAY TAKE. Upon discussion, Council-
man Stredicke noted for the record previous referral to human Rignts
and Affairs Commission had nothing to do with mobile home parks.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, AMEND MOTION TO ALSO REFER MATTER
TO THE COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE. CARRIED: MOTION AS AMENDED
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Correspondence and Current Business Continued
Acquisition of Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason requested necessary
Water District papers be prepared so that the City may acquire the Talbot Hill
No. 78 Island Water District #78; annexation of the area now in progress.
The letter noted inspection of the system was completed in 1977
and found system in excellent condition; Water District favoring
turn over to the City. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND' CLYMER, C014CUR IN
REQUEST AND REFER TO WAYS AND MEANS C01-111ITTEE FOR NECESSARY PAPERS.
Thorpe requested intent to include referral to City Attorney and
--- research charges or resultant costs to the City. MOTION CARRIED.
Gypsy Moth Letter from U.S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health
Infestation Inspection Service, reported infestation of Gypsy moth (Porthetria
dispar) in the Bryn Mawr area of Renton, first occurrence of this
insect pest in Washington. The letter explained spread of the
infestation would damage ornamentals, deciduous and possibly
conifers to homeowners, nurserymen and Christmas tree growers with
probable plant quarantines from neighboring states and foreign
areas. The letter reported initial meeting with homeowners and
environmentalists 11/14/78 indicating desire to eradicate this
infestation and requested meeting with the City at 11/27/78
Council meeting to discuss various alternatives, or with Committee.
Moved by Stredicke, Second Perry, refer to the Community Services
Committee. Roll Call : 2-Aye: Stredicke and Perry; 3-N0: Clymer,
Shane and Thorpe. Motion Failed. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER,
REFER MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION TO REVIEW THE PROBLEM AND
REPORT BACK TO COUNCIL WITH RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Fire Signal Letter from Fire Chief Geissler asked consideration of signal
Re Train in Fire Station No. 11 that would indicate when a train was
between Houser Way and Burnett Ave. S. ; cost reported by City' s
Signal Shop was $250. Moved by Clymer, Second Shane, refer to
Budget Committee. SUBSTITUTE MOTION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE,
REFER TO ADMINISTRATION TO PROPERLY EXECUTE AND PROVIDE EQUIPMENT.
- CARRIED.
Request for A petition bearing 73 signatures requested a 4-Way stop sign at
4-Way Stop the intersection of NE 10th St. and Olympia Ave. NE, filed by
area residents because of concern for safety of children, increased
motor vehicle traffic on NE 10th and blind area encountered as a
vehicle approaches the intersection. Moved by Thorpe, to refer
to the Transportation Committee for recommendation. SUBSTITUTE
"10TION BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, REFER MATTER TO THE ADMINISTRA-
TION FOR FOUR-WAY STOP SIGN AND OTHER SAFETY EQUIPMENT AS NEEDED.
CARRIED.
NEW BUSINESS Upon discussion of forthcoming Budget meetings (see schedule)
Time 9:08 p.m. Councilman Shane inquired and was advised by Mayor Delaurenti that
adoption of budget ordinance requires Council majority vote only.
Councilman Stredicke requested the Administration and City Attorney
review ownership of street/alley located between The Salvation
Army and the American Legion Hall between Burnett S. and Williams
Ave. S. , noting recent paving of one lane, also noting street/alley
will be access to the new Senior Citizen housing.
Community Service Community Services Committee Chairwoman Thorpe presented letter
Agencies Building from the Y.W.C.A. , Evelynn Carue, Director, addressed to the Plan-
Needed ning Department which noted that a number of Community Agencies
are facing housing difficulties and therby jeopardize services.
The letter noted the East Valley Branch of the YWCA went on record
as supportive of a building for Community Service Agencies to be
funded through Block Grant Money or other sources. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND CLYMER, REFER THE REQUEST TO THE CITIZENS COMMITTEE ON
HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CARRIED.
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New Business Continued
Ocuppancy Councilwoman Thorpe noted receipt of letter re certificate of
Permits occupancy on Valley area building which had been granted without
certain conditions (such as off-site improvements) having been
met. Public Works Director Gonnason explained deferrals granted
by the Board of Public Works. Councilman Stredicke questioned
occupancy prior to meeting of safety standards, being advised
by Fire Chief that occupancy permit would not be signed until con-
ditions met and by the Public Works Director that conditions set
by ordinance and the Hearing Examiner are being met. Councilwoman
Thorpe requested the City Attorney to research and clarify guide-
lines set for the issuance of occupancy permits to determine need
for amendment.
AUDIENCE COMMENT Kay Johnson, 300 Rainier Ave. S. , Member of the Rentor Housing
Authority noted off-site improvement of landscaping would not be
completed prior to occupancy of the new Senior Center Building.
Sandy Webb, 264 Chelan Ave. NE, noted he often uses the alley
between Burnett S. and Williams Ave. S. adjacent to American
Legion Hall and suggested this become a one way street eastbound
and Tobin Ave. S. become one way westbound in order to facilitate
traffic safely.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
9:45 p.m.
Delores A. Mead, C. .C.
City Clerk �—
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Nov. 20, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 12-14 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 11-23 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Tues. 11-21 4:45 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Room Cable TV Ltems
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 11-27 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 11-27 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION (Aviation) Tues. 11-21 Noon SHINPOCH 4th Floor Conf. Room
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
BUDGET HEARINGS Tues. 11-21 7:30 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
Tues. 11-28 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
Wed. 11-29 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
Thurs.11-30 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
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PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
NOVEMBER 20, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6288 $41,000 Charles Henderson Co. , Inc.1603 Glenwood Ave. SE Construct Residence
6289 41,000 Charles Henderson Co. , Inc.2615 SE 16th St. Construct Residence
6290 41,000 Charles Henderson Co. , Inc.2621 SE 16th St. Construct Residence
6291 25,000 Robert B. Burkheimer 95 Airport Way Constr.Add.to Restaurant
6292 Void
6293 50,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1010 SW 41st St. Construct Foundation
6294 14,000 Joe Archuleta 2315 NE 10th St. Construct Residence --
6295 20,000 Howard-Cooper Corp. 4000 West Valley Hwy. Construct Foundation
6296 39,860 VASA Homes, Inc. 1513 Dayton Ct. NE Construct Residence
6297 50,760 VASA Homes, Inc. 1507 Dayton Ct. NE Construct Residence
6298 45,137 VASA Homes, Inc. 1519 Dayton Ct. NE Construct Residence
6299 41,760 VASA Homes, Inc. 1501 Dayton Ct. NE Construct Residence
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1693 Dalpay & Associates 2421 Monterey NE Driveway Approach
1694 G & M Investments 3815 NE 4th St. Install Sewer Main
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7580 425 Flora Monaghan 324 Cedar Ave. So. Install Service
7581 310 Lars Sodergran 341 Wells Ave. No. Install Service
7582 325 Mary Breda 900 Grant Ave. So. Install Service
7583 250 Robert Connell 129 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7584 50 Alva A. Pantier 176 Monterey P1. NE Underground Conversion
7585 100 Wm. Diambri 113 Monterey Dr. NE Underground Conversion
7586 50 Mike Fontaine 82 Monterey P1. NE Underground Conversion
7587 50 Lynn Matteson 164 Monterey P1. NE Underground Conversion
7588 415 Mary Brown 500 Burnett So. Install Service
7589 50 Wall & Redecop Corp. 1150 Sunset Blvd. NE Install Temp. Service
7590 950 Roger Peterson 1207 Dayton Ave. NE Wire Addition
7591 1,800 Stan Witsoe 1707 Lake Ave. So. Wire Residence
7592 1,800 Leland Constr. 2007 NE 12th St. Wire Residence
7593 947 Charles Henderson Co. , Inc.1744 Ferndale Ave. SE Wire Residence
7594 750 Betty C. Bailey 330 Wells Ave. No. Install Service
7595 50 Richard J. Decample 111 Capri Ave. NE Underground Conversion
7596 1,200 Pan Abode 4350 Lake Wash.Blvd. No. Wire Display House
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6379 200 Christys Tavern 308 Wells So. Install Fire Suppr.System
6380 8,000 Heath Printers 4308 Jones Ave. NE Install Unit Heaters
6381 1,281 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4600 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6382 1,281 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4414 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6383 1,742 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4422 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6384 1,742 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4524 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6385 1,406 Leonard Builders, Inc. 421 Chelan Ave. Sh Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6386 1,406 Leonard Builders, Inc. 406 Anacortes Ave. SE Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6387 1,406 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4406 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6388 1,835 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4606 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6389 1,336 Leonard Builders, Inc. 4518 SE 4th P1. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6390 9,580 Aiton Co. , Inc. 3160 Sunset H1vd.NE Install Heating Units
6391 200 Boeing - Renton Plant 4-83 Bldg. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6392 836 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2106 Aberdeen Ct. SE Install Furnace/W. Heater
6393 836 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2103 Aberdeen Ct. SE Install Furnace/W.Heater
6394 810 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2108 Aberdeen E1. SE Install Furnace/W. Heat(
6395 764 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2100 Aberdeen P1. SE Install Furnace/W. Heats
6396 764 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2109 Aberdeen Ct. SE Install Furnace/W. Heat
6397 900 Valley General Hosp. 400 South 43rd St. Install Sink
6398 11,988 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6399 22,977 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6400 24,642 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6401 11,988 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6402 10,656 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6403 10,656 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6404 1,,294 Tavlin Associates 2601 NE 4th St. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
6405 4,000 SCS Holdings 430 Mill Ave. So. Install Plumbing/Fixtures
SIGN PERMIT
675 Albertsons 4421 NE Sunset Blvd. Inst.Grand Opening Signs
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November 27 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
ADMINISTRATION
Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign agreement contracts for acquisition
_., of property for Cedar River Trail System
Request for relocation of Chief Seattle fountain
BUDGET COMMITTEE
AWC request for Legislative Liaison
Renton Management Association cost of living
Equipment rental rates
CITY ATTORNEY AND *INSURANCE CARRIER
*Claim for damages - filed by Puget Sound Power and Light Co.
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Talbot House request for renewal of Special Use Permit
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
Airport jurisdiction
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Underground TV Cable for Ordinance
Springbrook Annexation Ordinance
Gray Rezone request for Ordinance
Brown/Strand Rezone request for Ordinance
Renton Management Association personnel study
Public Hearing: Dec. 11, 1978 - Block Grant Program
Public Meeting: Dec. 11, 1978 - Talbot House Special Use Permit Renewal
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Regular Meeting
November 27 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8 : 00 P . M . Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President; THOMAS W. TRIMM, CHARLES F. SHANE,
COUNCIL BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
THORPE, GEORGE J. PERRY.
CITY OFFICIALS C.J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; WARREN
IN ATTENDANCE GONNASON, Public Works Director; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
MAXINE MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk; MIKE SMITH, Planning Dept; JOHN
WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director; BRUCE PHILLIPS, Fire Rep. ,
CAPT. JAMES BOURASA, Police Rep.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
NOVEMBER 20, 1978 MEETING AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
OLD BUSINESS
Traffic Councilman Shane discussed the need and present services of the
Division Traffic Division. Councilman Stredicke noted for the record the
discussion on expenses of Public Works and Traffic Division was
held in public session during the budget meetings and probably would
come up again during the budget hearings.
Community Community Services Committee Chairperson Thorpe presented report
Services recommending the council approve revision to ordinance for new
Committee subdivisions in regards to underground TV cable. MOVED BY THORPE,
SECOND SHINPOCH TO CONCUR IN COMMITTEE REPORT AND REFER TO WAYS
AND MEANS COMMITTEE FOR ORDINANCE. CARRIED.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ways and Means Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Committee Report report recommending second and final readings of the following
ordinance,which had been on first reading 11/20/78:
Ordinance #3266 Due to conflict of interest, Councilman Trimm left the council
Street Vacation chambers. Ordinance was read vacating a portion of So. 7th St.
Portion of So. having width of 30 ft. westerly of So. Grady Way near Hilmanco.
7th St. (VAC-3-78)MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT THE ORDI;�ANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: 5 AYE: CLYMER, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY:
1-N0: THORPE. CARRIED. Councilman Trimm returned to council
chambers.
Springbrook The Ways and Means Committee recommended first reading of an ordinance
Annexation annexing certain territory to the City, known as Springbrook.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
The Ways and Means Committee report recommended the following
resolutions for reading and adoption:
Resolution #2222 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lots
Acquisition of 3 & 5 and 2 & 4, in the amount of $164,850 for use in the Cedar
Property-Cedar River Trail System Project. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER TO ADOPT
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ.Councilman Shane requested record show"no"vote.CARRIED.
Resolution #2223 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lots
Acquisition of 7 & 8, in the amount of $17,520 for use in the Cedar River Trail
Property-Cedar System Project. MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND CLYMER TO ADOPT THE
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions Continued
Resolution #2224 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lots
Acquisition of 3 & 5, in the amount of $5,523 for use in the Cedar River Trail
Property-Cedar System Project. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #22.25 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lot
Acquisition of 3, in the amount of $14,746 for use in the Cedar River Trail System
Property-Cedar Project. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
River Trail AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2226 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lot
Acquisition of 5, in the amount of $770 for use in the Cedar River Trail System
Property-Cedar Project. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND STREDICKE TO ADOPT THE
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2227 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lot
Acquisition of 5, in the amount of $2,850 for use in the Cedar River Trail System
Property-Cedar Project. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION
River Trail AS READ. Councilman Shane noted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2228 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lots
Acquisition of 6 & 9, in the amount of $157,875 for use in the Cedar River Trail
Property-Cedar System Project. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2229 Resolution was read for acquisition of property, portion of Lot
Acquisition of 8, in the amount of $5,373 for use in the Cedar River Trail
Property-Cedar System Project. MOVED BY SHINPOCH, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE
River Trail RESOLUTION AS READ. Councilman Shane voted no. MOTION CARRIED.
Acquisition of Mayor and City Clerk authorized to sign all contract documents
Property-Cedar in regards to acquisition of the above properties for use in the
River Trail Cedar River Trail System. Mike Smith, Planning Dept. noted that
System one-half of the money will come from State Grants and one-half
from Federal Block Grants.
Resolution #2230 Resolution was read for approval of final plat (FP-233-78)
Final Pat- Tiffany Park Division No. 3. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY
Tiffany Park-3 TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
Resolution #2231 Resolution was read to enter into an Interlocal Governmental Agree-
Interties with ment with the Cities of Kent and Tukwila to provide water flow
Tukwila & Kent interties, and the Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to sign
agreement contracts. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT
THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED
VOUCHER APPROVAL The Ways and Means Committee recommended approval for payment of
Vouchers No. 20436 through No. 20533 (Machine voids #20431-#20435)
in the amount of $201,887. 06 having received departmental approval as
to receipt of merchandise and/or services; plus LID #284 Revenue
Warrant R-2 in the amount of $56,144.96 and Cash Warrants C-3
$56,052. 77, C-4 $62. 19. Also vouchers No. 20538 through No. 20568
(machine voids #20534-20537) in the amount of $12,694. 18. HOVEL'
BY SHANE, SECOND SHINPOCH APPROVE VOUCHERS AS DRAFTED BY ADMINISTRATION.
CARRIED.
fir.. CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council members and adopted
by one motion without separate discussion.
*MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT CONSENT AGENDA. AMENDING
MOTION BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO REMOVE ITEM RE AWC REQUEST FOR
LEGISLATIVE LIAISON FOR DISCUSSION. AMENDMENT CARRIED. *MAIN MOTION
AS AMENDED CARRIED.
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Consent Agenda - Continued
*Motion Adopting Consent Agenda Items - Page 2
AWC Request for Association of Washington Cities request that city designate a
Legislative legislative liaison to serve as the primary contact person in the
Liaison city for legislative matters. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND STREDICKE
TO REFER TO BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL. CARRIED.
Completion of Letter from Public Works Director Gonnason recommended that City
S-209, CBD Sewer Council accept completion of S-209, CBD Sewer Improvements, by r
Improvements National Construction Co. , Inc. as of November 27, 1978. If
after 30 days no liens or claims are filed and proof of payment
of tax liabilities are received, the retained amount of $12,246. 13
be paid to the contractor. *Council concur in recommendation.
Log Storage Letter from State Department of Natural Resources advising that
Lake Washington Foss Launch and Tug Company is phasing out portion of log storage
activities along the south side of Lake Washington. *Information.
Gray Rezone J. Clifford Gray Rezone (R-225-78) for property located at Maple SW
(R-225-78) and SW 12th St. Hearing Examiner recommended B-1 with restrictive
covenants. *Refer to Ways and Means Committee for ordinance.
Request for Hearing Examiner' s decision re Ray Brown request for rezone
Rezone-Brown (R-226-78) was approval of rezone from G to SR-1 for property
(R-226-78) located at Union Ave. NE and NE 24th St. *Refer to Ways and
Means Committee for ordinance.
Claim for Claim for Damages was filed by Puget Sound Power & Light Co. , 620
Damages So. Grady Way, in the amount of $1,386. 15 alleging Water Dept. dug
up electric facilities. *Refer to City Attorney and Insurance Carrier.
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Now
Public Hearing Letter from Gordon Ericksen, Planning Director, recommending
12/11/78 Block December 11, 1978 for public hearing in regards to 1979 Housing
Grant Program and Community Development Block Grant Program. Following
discussion, MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO CONCUR IN
RECOMMENDATION. CARRIED.
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL RECESS. CARRIED.
Council recessed at 8:55 p.m. and reconvened at 9:05 p.m. Roll Call :
All Council Members Present.
Talbot House Letter was read from Robert G. Lillie, Executive Director, Friends
Special Use of Youth requesting renewal of the Special Use Permit for Talbot
Permit-Public House. Upon inquiry Mike Smith, Planning Dept. , noted council
Meeting 12/11/78_ approval is required once a year for three year Special Use Permit.
MOVED BY THORPE, SECOND SHINPOCH PUBLIC MEETING BE HELD DECEMBER 11, 1978.
CARRIED. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO REFER TO COMMUNITY SERVICES
COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Request for Letter was read from Ernest Tonda, President, Renton Historical
Relocation of Society requesting consideration and approval for the relocation of
Chief Seattle the Chief Seattle fountain ("Iron Mike") to a more attractive and
Fountain suitable location along Mill Ave. South. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND CLYMER
REFER TO THE ADMINISTRATION.Municipal Arts Commission to be contacted.CARRIE
Sewer Service Letter was read from Warren Gonnason, Public Works Director, requested
to Dunlap council review request for sewer service to Dunlap Canyon Apartments
Canyon Apts. and reconfirm its earlier action. MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO
RESCIND ACTION OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1976 IN AUTHORIZING THE CONNECTION.
CARRIED.
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New Business
NEW BUSINESS
Renton Letter was read from Warren Gonnason, President Renton Management
Management Association, concurring in the Mayor' s recommendation for a 10%
Association cost of living salary increase for management and non-represented
Requests employees. Also requesting that authorization and direction be
given to the Personnel Director to appear and discuss the
study and recommendations that have been completed. MOVED BY
PERRY, SECOND TRIMM REFER THE MATTER OF COST OF LIVING TO BUDGET
COMMITTEE AND REFER MATTER OF SALARY STUDY TO I-JAYS AND MEAZ
COMMITTEE. Substitute motion by Thorpe, second Shane to refer
matter to budget committee. Motion failed. ORIGINAL MOTION CARRIED.
Equipment Letter was read from Ted Bennett, Finanace Dept. , advising
Rental Rates no need for increase in equipment rental rates for 1979, but
consideration should be given to increasing rates on those pieces
of equipment being considered for replacement in 1979. MOVED BY
SHINPOCH, SECOND CLYMER TO REFER TO BUDGET COMMITTEE. CARRIED.
Councilman Councilman Shane made the following motions which failed for lack
Shane of second and requested they be entered into the record: A 2%
tax be placed on wagering at Longacres. The city add back $89,000
and return $50 to every senior citizen age 65 and older. Councilman
also requested the city establish standards and advertise for City
Attorney. Councilman Perry noted for information that authority for
appointment of city attorney rests with the Mayor and Council
only confirms the appointment.
Aviation Councilwoman Shinpoch requested the Administration to advise the
Committee Aviation Committee as to its present status and authority. Mayor
requested City Clerk' s office research files as to the formation
of the Aviation Committee by council action.
Preliminary Councilman Stredicke requested, in writing, from the administration any
Budget requests that were made for additional money not included in the
preliminary budget.
Airport Councilman Perry inquired as to jurisdiction over the airport by
Jurisdiction the Airport Director and Public Works Director. MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND STREDICKE TO REFER MATTER OF REPORTING RELATIONSHIP OF THE
AIRPORT DIRECTOR AND THE JURISDICTION OF THE AIRPORT TO THE TRANSPOR-
TATION COMMITTEE FOR REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION. ROLL CALL: 5-AYE;
TRIMM, SHANE, SHINPOCH, STREDICKE, PERRY; 2-N0; CLYMER, THORPE;
MOTION CARRIED.
4-Way Stop Councilman Stredicke noted as requested by petition, 4-way stop was
Petition installed at the intersection of NE 10th St. and Olympia Ave. NE.
ADJOURNMENT MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH, MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
9:45 p.m.
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Deputy City Clerk
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EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 11/27/78 WARRANT DISTRIBUTION
FUND TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO.A20431 - M20435
CURRENT 643#989#50
PARKS 64,225148
BTREETS 611,450085
6IBRARY 6330985
MAIN FIRE STA. CONST. 63,968577
CEDAR RIVER TR CONST 620#096x07
SENIOR CIT CENTER CONSTR $9j127t67
WATERWORKS UTILITY 669,576058
AIRPORT 6636081
1976 W & S CONSTRUCTION 429j38707
TALBOT PUMP STA CONST 63,391#76
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 65,206195
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 62011887906
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED ME48LRS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNC16, HAVING RELEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES NAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED] DO HEREBY
APPROVE FUR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 20436 THROUGH NO* 20533 IN THE AMOUNT
OF •ROls887.06 THIS 27TN DAY OF NUVEMdER 19789
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COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER �• ��"?
L.I.D.M284
�.
REVENUE WARRANT NO.M R-2 $56,144.96 MEMBER �� • � •
CASH WARRANT NO.# C-3 $56,052.77
CASH WARRANT NO.# C-4 $ 62.19
L.I.D.4307
REVENUE WARRANT NO.$ R-2 $ 150.00
CASH WARRANT NO.# C-3 $ 150.00
EXP111 33 CITY OF RENTON
DATE 11/27/78 WARRANT DISTRIBJTION
FU'4:) TOTAL WARRANTS
MACHINE VOIDS: NO.N20534 - 020537
FIREMAN'S PENSION •12,694018
TOTAL OF ALL WARRANTS 612,694.18
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED MEMBERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE OF THE
RENTON CITY COUNCIL♦ HAVING RECEIVED DEPARTMENTAL CERTIFICATION THAT
MERCHANDISE ANO/OR SERVICES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED OR RENDERED, DO HEREBY
APPROVE FOR PAYMENT VOUCHERS NU. 2Ob38 THROUGH NO• 20568 IN THE AMOUNT
OF 612,694.18 THIS 27T DAY OF NOVEMBER 1978•
COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN MEMBER :`T • •
MEMBER��t� �� -
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Nov. 27, 1978
COMMITTEE
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 12-14 8:00 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 11-30 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Thurs. 11-30 4:45 P.M. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Room Block Grant
WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 12-4 7:00 P.M. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 12-4 7:00 P.M. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
BUDGET HEARINGS Tues. 11-28 7:30 P.M. CLYMER Council Chambers
Wed. 11-29 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
Thurs.11-30 7:30 P.M. Council Chambers
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PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
NOVEMBER 27, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6300 $26,000 Valley General Hospital 400 So. 43rd Remodel Radiology Dept.
6301 2,500 Renton Center Associates 3154 N.E. Sunset Construct Addition
r
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS
1695 Annco Const. Aberdeen & Sunset NE Repair street
1696 Black Angus 95 Airport Way Side sewer/storm sewer
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7597 525 Emil Abrehamson 433 Williams No. Install service
7598 1,950 Joe McCaslin 365-367 Earlington SW Wire Duplex/Install
Baseboard Heat
7599 1,258 McCarthy Const. 1117 N. 33rd P1. Wiring
7600 195 Mr. Olson 201 Union S.E. Hook up Mobile Home
Lot 34
7601 195 Mr. Pugh 201 Union S.E. Hook Up Mobile Home
Lot #132
7602 1,200 Frank W. Kelleman 540 Smithers S. Rewiring
7603 1,500 Brown/Strand 1409 N. 37th Pl. Wiring
7604 1,755 Brown/Strand 1403 N. 37th Pl. Wiring
7605 5,000 Valley General Hospital 400 S.W.43rd Remodel for X-Ray Sta.
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6406 5,786 Jack B. Ring 2413 Meadow N. Install Heat Pump
6407 800 Boeing Commercial Airplane Boeing Renton Install Plumbing/Fixtur,
10-63 Bldg. ...
6408 168 Robert Gordon 531 Morris S. Install Laundry Tub/Vent
6409 3,800 Boeing Commercial Airplane Boeing Renton Install Plumbing/Fixtures
10-65 Bldg.
6410 1,500 Brown/Strand 1701 N. 28th P1. Install Fixtures
6411 800 Roger Peterson 1207 Dayton N.E. Install Fixtures
SIGN PERMITS
676 VOID
677 900 A&H Drugs 202 S. 3rd St. Install Wall Sign
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TRANSFERS
NONTM OF NOVEMBER 1978
TO THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
MTE FROM TO DESCRIPTION ? TAE
11/13/78 CURRENT 80,885.94
PARKS 27,205.18
`� ARTERIAL STREETS 102/242.00.00
28,889.40
CITY STREETS 103/242.00.00 19,010.85
LIBRARY 8,226.06
COMP EMP TR ACT 1,373.58
ANTI-RECESSION 1,174.42
STREET FORWARD THRUST 599.80
SENIOR CIT CENTER CONS 114,813.24
WATERWORKS UTILITY 56,819.82
AIRPORT 6,969.03
EOUIPMENT RENTAL 13,143.33
FIREMAN'S PENSION 3,323.98
UNEMPLOYMENT COMP. 15.55
ow CLAIMS FUND Transfers for Mo. of Nov. $362,450.18
PARKS & RECREATION PARKS & RECREATION
101/242.00.00 106/242.00.00 3,631.63
ANTIRECESSION PARKS & RECREATION
198/242.00.00 101/242.00.00 7,263.26
CLAIMS CURRENT Cancel Warrant #19927 50.00
11/15/78 CURRENT $159,627.38
PARKS & RECREATION 17,314.77
CITY STREETS 18,838.08
LIBRARY 9,219.97
C OMP. EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 3,769.86
ANTIRECESSION 9,829. 19
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 18,472.42
AIRPORT 1,608.00
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EOUIPMENT RENTAL _ 2,099.00__
PAYROLL FUND Transfcrs for Mo. of Nov $240,778 67
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THE FINANCE DIRECTOR:
FROM TO DESCRIPTION TOTAL
17/78 CURRENT FUND $ 43,989.50
PARKS & RECREATION 4,225.48
CITY STREETS 11,450.85
LIBRARY 330.85
MAIN FIRE STATION CONSTR 3,968.77
CEDAR RIVER TRAIL CONSTR 20,594.07
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER CO STR. 9,127.67
WATERWORKS UTILITY 69,576.58
AIRPORT 636.81
1975 W & S CONSTRUCTION 29,387.77
TALBOT PUMP STATION CONS R. 3,391.76
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 5,206.95
CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of NOV. $201,887.06
27/78 FIRF-KAN'S PENSION CLAIMS FUND Transfers for mo. of NOV. $ 12,694.18
27/78 CLAIMS FUND CURRENT FUND Cancel warrant no.20338 $ 51.00
27/78 CUMULATIVE RESERVE#1698 CURRENT FUND Per Resolution no.2172 $ 4,738.78
0/78 CURRENT FUND $162,221 .07
PARKS & RECREATION 16,858.53
CITY STREETS 18,719.80
LIBRARY 9,008.96
COMP. EMPL.TRNG. (CETA) 4,265.45
ANTIRECESSION 9,673.23
WATERWORKS UTILITIES 18,334.15
AIRPORT 1 ,548.00
EQUIPMENT RENTAL 2,099.00
PAYROLL FUND rransfers for mo. of NOV. $242,728.19
CLAIMS FUND FIREMAN'S PENSION ancel warrant no. 20550 $ 225.00
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
December 4 , 1978 City Clerk ' s Office
R E F E R R A L S
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
Procedure for Resignations made by Council
.�. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
Brown/Strand Rezone Ordinance, R-226-78
Gray Rezone Ordinance, R-225-78
Undergrounding of Cable TV Conduits Ordinance
PUBLIC HEARING: LID 312, January 22, 1979
PUBLIC MEETING: Intent to Annex, Renton Ave. , December 18, 1978
Appointment of Steve Wayne Haworth - Fire Dept.
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RENTON CITY COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
December 4 , 1978 Municipal Building
Monday , 8: 00 P . M. Council Chambers
M I N U T E S
CALL TO ORDER Mayor Charles J. Delaurenti led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
and called the Renton City Council meeting to order.
ROLL CALL OF EARL CLYMER, Council President, GEORGE J. PERRY, PATRICIA M. SEYMOUR-
COUNCIL THORPE, RICHARD M. STREDICKE, BARBARA Y. SHINPOCH, CHARLES F. SHANE,
THOMAS W. TRIMM.
CITY OFFICIALS C.J. DELAURENTI, Mayor; LAWRENCE WARREN, City Attorney; WARREN
IN ATTENDANCE GONNASON, Public Works Director; GWEN MARSHALL, Finance Director;
MAXINE MOTOR, Deputy City Clerk; RICHARD GEISSLER, Fire Chief;
HUGH DARBY, Police Chief; EDWARD R. TORKELSON, Data Processing
Director; CLARK H. PETERSEN, Library Director; GORDON Y. ERICKSEN,
Planning Director; JOHN WEBLEY, Parks and Recreation Director.
PRESS GREG ANDERSON, Renton Record Chronicle.
MINUTE APPROVAL MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE, COUNCIL APPROVE MINUTES OF
NOVEMBER 27, 1978 MEETING AS WRITTEN. CARRIED.
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
Federal Revenue published, and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened
Sharing Money the Public Hearing on the City's Planned Use of Federal Shared
Revenue Money in the amount of $604,599. (See Attached) MOVED
BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CARRIED.
(See budget adopting motion)
PUBLIC HEARING This being the date set and proper notices having been posted,
1979 Budget published, and mailed according to law, Mayor Delaurenti opened
the Public Hearing to consider the City's 1979 Budget. The Mayor' s
Preliminary Budget for 1979 was presented 11/6/78 with a balanced
total of $20,790,547 and referred to the Council Budget Committee.
(See attached copies of amendments made during sessions of the
Budget Committee. ) With discussion council took the following
action: Moved by Clymer, Second Perry to adopt the budget with
the following amendments (Motion restated below) : MOVED BY PERRY,
SECOND STREDICKE TO AMEND BUDGET TO REDUCE LICENSE FEES FOR ANIMALS
(Dogs and Cats) TO THE 1978 LEVEL. ROLL CALL: 4-AYES: CLYMER,
PERRY, THORPE, STREDICKE: 3-N0: SHINPOCH, SHANE TRIMM. CARRIED.
MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO TAKE $4,019 (reduction from
animal license fees) FROM THE PROPOSED SALARY STUDY. CARRIED.
Councilman Perry called attention to Resolutions for Fire and
Police Uniform Management Employees providing pay differentials
and asked that the Resolutions be read. After reading it was
*MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND SHINPOCH TO AMEND RESOLUTIONS AS READ
WITH THE EXCEPTION THAT THE DIFFERENTIAL FOR BOTH RESOLUTIONS
BETWEEN BATTALION CHIEF AND FIRE CHIEF AND CAPTAIN AND CHIEF
OF POLICE BE REDUCED FROM 10% TO 8%. **Amendment to the motion
by Shane, Second Stredicke to include all personnel where there
is a difference in management positions be treated equally.
Substitute motion to the amendment by Stredicke, Second Shane
to refer matter of differential pay for non-uniform management
personnel to the Ways and Means Committee for consideration on
the supplementary budget. Motion failed. **Amending motion
failed. AMENDING MOTION BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER AMEND RESOLUTIONS nook,
FOLLOWING OTHER LIKE BENEFITS -"EXCEPT LONGEVITY, WHICH SHALL BE THE
SAME AS GRANTED TO ALL OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL". ROLL CALL:
4-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: STREDICKE, SHANE,
TRIMM. CARRIED. *ORIGINAL MOTION: ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER,
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Public Hearing - Continued
Public Hearing PERRY, THORPE, SHINPOCH; 3-N0: STREDICKE, SHANE, TRIMM. MOTION
1979 Budget Cont. CARRIED.
Resolution #2232 MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PREVIOUSLY
Differential READ WITH 11. 54% DIFFERENTIAL PAY BETWEEN CAPTAIN AND BATTALION
Pay Fire Dept. CHIEF AND THE AMENDMENT OF 8% DIFFERENTIAL PAY BETWEEN BATTALION
CHIEF AND CHIEF AND THE LONGEVITY CLAUSE BE INCLUDED AS PREVIOUSLY
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL. ROLL CALL: 4-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY, THORPE,
SHINPOCH; 3-N0: STREDICKE, SHANE, TRIMM. MOTION CARRIED.
Resolution #2233 MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION AS PREVIOUSLY
Differential READ WITH DIFFERENTIAL PAY BETWEEN SERGEANT AND LIEUTENANT AT 13%,
Pay Police Dept. LIEUTENANT AND CAPTAIN AT 11%, AND AMENDMENT OF CAPTAIN AND CHIEF
AT 8% WITH ADDITIONAL CLAUSE TO INCLUDE EXCEPT LONGEVITY WHICH SHALL
BE THE SAME AS GRANTED TO ALL OTHER MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL. CARRIED.
Motion by Clymer, Second Thorpe to include Association of Washington
Cities Dues. Roll Call : 3-AYE: Clymer, Thorpe, Shinpoch; 4-N0:
Perry, Stredicke, Shane, Trimm. Motion Failed.
Motion to MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING.
Adopt 1979 CARRIED. MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND THORPE TO ADOPT THE 1979 BUDGET
Budget AS AMENDED AND FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING MONEY AS SHOWN. Total
$20,961, 056 Balanced. CARRIED. (See Budget Ordinance this
page and attached amendments. )
Recess MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND PERRY TO RECESS. CARRIED. Council
recessed at 9:25 p.m. and reconvened at 9:45 p.m. Roll Call :
All council members present.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Ordinance #3267 Ordinance was read adopting the 1979 Annual Budqet. MOVED BY CLYMER,
1979 Budget SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADVANCE TO SECOND AND FINAL READINGS.CARRIED. After
readings MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT AS READ.
(Budget total $20,961,056) ROLL CALL: 6-AYE: CLYMER, PERRY,
THORPE, STREDICKE, SHINPOCH, TRIMM: 1-N0: SHANE. CARRIED.
Ordinance #3268 Ways and Means Committee Chairman Stredicke presented committee
Springbrook report recommending second and final readings of an ordinance
Annexation annexing certain territory to the City, known as Springbrook.
First reading was 11/27/78. The area is located south of SW 43rd/
Carr Road, East of S.R. #167 and North of South 192nd Street.
MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHANE TO ADOPT THE ORDINANCE AS READ.
ROLL CALL: ALL AYES. CARRIED.
Ways and Means Committee report recommended the following
Ordinances for first reading:
Brown/Strand Ordinance was read changing the zoning classification of certain
Rezone properties within the City from G to SR-1. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
R-226-78 SECOND SHINPOCH REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS -COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Gray Rezone Ordinance was read changing the zoning classification of certain
R-225-78 properties within the city from G to B-1. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND CLYMER REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
Cable TV Ordinance was read amending City Code entitled Code of General
Conduits Ordinances relating to Cable TV Conduits. MOVED BY STREDICKE,
SECOND THORPE REFER ORDINANCE BACK TO THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
CARRIED.
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Ordinances and Resolutions - Continued
Resolution #2234 Ways and Means Committee report recommended reading of a resolution
LID 312 declaring intent to construct and install curbs, gutters, and
Public Hearing sidewalks storm drains, catch basins, together with a left turn lane
Jan. 22, 1979 and all necessary appurtenances thereto in the vicinity of West
Valley Highway from SW 43rd St. to the City limits and to create a
local improvement district (LID #312) setting Public Hearing for
January 22, 1979. MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND SHINPOCH TO ADOPT
THE RESOLUTION AS READ. CARRIED.
1979 Budget Councilman Stredicke requested the Administration to furnish
a list of those things that were affected by Ordinance with the
adoption of the budget so that they be referred to Ways and
Means Committee for Ordinance revisions.
CONSENT AGENDA The following items are distributed to all Council members and
adopted by one motion without separate discussion. (Adopting
motion to follow agenda items. )
Intent to Letter from Deputy City Clerk Maxine Motor noted receipt of 10%
Annex - Letter of Intent to Annex Property to Renton which was certified
Renton Ave. by the Planning Dept. that signatures represent 24.2% of the assessed
Public Meeting value which is in excess of the minimum required by state law. The
Dec. 18, 1978 letter recommended date of December 18, 1978 for public meeting with
the initiating property owners when the Council will determine whether
to accept the letter of intent, require adoption of the Comprehensive
Plan, zoning ordinance and pre-existing bonded indebtedness and
circulation of 75% petition. Council Concur.
Preliminary Plat Hearing Examiner' s report and recommendation of Preliminary Plat
Renton Hills located near Royal Hills Dr. and Lake Youngs Way SE requested by
PP-223-78 Puget Western, Inc. for approval with conditions. Council concur.
Appointment Letter from Mayor Delaurenti appointed Steve Wayne Haworth as
a firefighter in the Renton Fire Dept. effective December 1, 1978
and subject to the customary six-month probationary period.
Council concur.
Adoption of MOVED BY CLYMER, SECOND PERRY TO ADOPT THE CONSENT AGENDA. CARRIED.
Consent Agenda
CORRESPONDENCE AND CURRENT BUSINESS
Increase in Letter from Airport Director, Louie Gebenini , was read recommending
Rental Rates increase in rental rates for municipal hangars on the Municipal
for Hangars Airport from $70 to $85 per month plus 12% leasehold tax. MOVED EY
SHINPOCH, SECOND TRIMM TO CONCUR IN AIRPORT DIRECTOR RECOMMENDATION.
CARRIED.
United Way Letter from Flo D'Ambrosio, United Way/Sea-1st Loaned Executive,
Contributions was read thanking the City for its contributions, which totaled a
12% increase over 1977 and appreciation to Gretal Sloan, Personnel ,
for her help.
Washington Letter from William Hutsinpiller, President Washington Recreation and
Recreation and Park Association. was read regarding its annual State Conference
Park Assoc. and thanks to Mr. John Webley, Parks and Recreation Director, as 04
1978 Conference Chariman. ...„.
Letter of Letter was read from Robert Kunde expressing appreciation and
Appreciation praise for the high level of emergency service provided in the
city, and especially for incident at Honeydew Apts.
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New Business
NEWBUSINESS
Resignations by Councilmen Shane and Perry inquired if a council person accepts
Council another government position do they need to resign from the
council . MOVED BY STREDICKE, SECOND THORPE THAT MATTER OF
PROCEDURE OF RESIGNATIONS FROM COUNCIL BE REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
OF THE WHOLE. Requesting member of legal staff be present.
CARRIED.
ADAP Project/ Councilman Stredicke inquired about proposed ADAP project at
Street Signs the airport. Also asking administration to correct street
signs in the city that are not visible.
City Attorney Councilman Shane noted possible need for full time city attorney.
rDJOURNMENT MOVED BY PERRY, SECOND CLYMER MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED.
-0:30 P.M.
Maxine E. Motor,
Deputy City Clerk
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CITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING CALENDAR
Office of the City Clerk
COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETINGS SCHEDULED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF Dec. 4, 1978
COMMITTEE DATE TIME CHAIRMAN LOCATION REMARKS
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Thurs. 12-14 8:00 p.m. CLYMER Council Chambers
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT Thurs. 12-7 Cancelled PERRY
COMMUNITY SERVICES Thurs. 12-7 4:45 p.m. SEYMOUR-THORPE 3rd Floor Conf. Room Friends of Youth Special Permit
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WAYS AND MEANS Mon. 12-11 7:00 p.m. STREDICKE 6th Floor Conf. Room
PUBLIC SAFETY Mon. 12-11 7:00 p.m. TRIMM 4th Floor Conf. Room
TRANSPORTATION SHINPOCH
UTILITIES SHANE
OTHER MEETINGS & EVENTS
Planning Commission Liaison Thurs. 12-7 7:30 p.m. PERRY 3rd Floor Conf. Room
LEOFF Board Wed. 12-6 8:00 a.m. 6th Floor Conf. Room
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK
PERMITS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING DEPT.
December 4, 1978
BUILDING PERMITS
6302 $634,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1010 S. W. 41st St. Construct Warehouse X14
6303 15,624 Pat Horan 275 Vashon Ave. SE Construct Addition
6304 VOID
6305 47,000 Renton School Dist. 3000 NE 4th St. Renovation for Fast
Vocational School Food Service
6306 120,000 Puget Sound Power & Light 620 S. Grady Way Construct Addition
6307 3,400 Ronald Halsen 524 Mill Ave. S. Construct Garage &
Retaining Wall
6308 39,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2116 S.E. 22nd Pl. Construct Residence
6309 43,000 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2121 S.E. 22nd Pl. Construct Residence
CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
1697 Production Company/Heath 4232 Jones Ave. N.E. Install Side Sewers
ELECTRICAL PERMITS
7606 4,500 Reininga Corporation 3160, 3164 & 3168 Install Amp Service
N.E. Sunset Blvd.
7607 50 W. L. Cokeley 64 Monterey P1. NE Convert to Underground
Service
7608 50 Renton Hill Comm. Club 701 High Ave. S. Install Temp. Service
7609 1,327 Horst Preuss 126 Wells Ave. S. Wiring Delicatessen
7610 100 7-11 Store 1308 N. 30th Wire Phone Booth
7611 100 Ed's Chevron 301 S. Grady Way Wire Phone Booth
7612 806 Parkwood Homes, Inc. 2103 Aberdeen P1. SE Wire Residence
7613 1,500 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1000 S.W. 43rd St. Wire Irrigation Systems
7614 1,500 Jack A. Benaroya 800 S.W. 43rd St. Wire Irrigation System
7615 1,500 Jack A. Benaroya 600 S.W. 43rd St. Wire Irrigation System
7616 100 Frank Coluccio 3200 E. Valley. Rd. Install temp. service
7617 50 Century Development 3560 S.E. 4th St. Install temp. service
7618 50 Roger C. Hines 3712 Lincoln P1. NE Install temp. service
7619 50 Leonard Builders 4600 S.E. 4th Pl. Install temp. service
7620 50 SCS Holdings 2701 N.E. 12th St. Install temp. service
7621 50 SCS Holdings 2701 N.E. 12th St. Install temp. service
7622 50 Leonard Builders 4414 S.E. 4th P1. Install temp. sex•,.'ce
7623 50 Bowen Construction Union SE & SE 4th Install temp. servic :
7624 50 Emmett H. Kindle 2625 Jones Ave. NE Install temp.
7625 200 Wm. & Katherine Dils 2712 Jones Ave. NE Replace fuse box w/
breaker box
7626 205 Claude Evans 201 Union SE, Lot 69 Hook Up Mobile Home
MECHANICAL PERMITS
6412 13,900 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 600 S.W. 43rd St. Install Gas Piping
6413 1,600 John Litileman 3805 Lk. Wn. Blvd. N. Install plbg. fixtures
6414 22,800 Wall & Redekop 1150 Sunset Blvd. NE. Install Plbg. fixtures
Bldg. #3
6415 220800 Wall & Redekop 1150 Sunset Blvd. NE Install Plbg. Fixtures
Bldg. X62
6416 219000 Robert L. Edwards Renton Shopping Ctr. Install Sprinkler System
6417 10,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 1000 SW 43rd St. Install Irrigation Sys.
6418 10,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 800 S.W. 43rd St. Install Irrigation Sys.
6419 10,000 Jack A. Benaroya Co. 600 S.W. 43rd St. Install Irrigation Sys.
6420 2,500 Swan Witsoe 910 N. 33rd P1. Install Plbg. Fixtures
6421 1,500 Pat Horan 275 Vashon Ave. NE Install Plbg. Fixtures
6422 1,200 J. McCaslin 1623 Lake Youngs Way SE Install Plbg. Fixtures
6423 1,000 Vasa Homes 1513 Dayton Ct. NE Install Plbg. Fixtures
6424 1,000 Vasa Homes 1519 Dayton Ct. NE Install Plbg. Fixtures
AMENDMENTS TO THE 1979 PRELIMINARY BUDGET
EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES CHANGES
1. Pg. 30 - FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE FUND (Revenue) 37,284 +
Pg. 429 - FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE FUND (Expenditures) 37,284 +
Appropriate available Revenue Sharing monies.
Add Revenue to Tax Funds per Council authorized use
of Revenue Sharing monies. See List pg. 8. attached. 37,284 +
2: P - LEGISLATIVE SERVICES Council
Increase a/c 33.01 by $500 Conferences & Schools) 500 +
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TRANSFER SALARY ADJUSTMENTS TO CONTINGENCY FUND
Deduct From: Current Fund — 9,314 -
Park Fund -------- ------_ 2,545 —
Street Fund --- ---- 1,417 -
Library Fund ---- ------- 527 -
Transfer To: Contingency Fund (Pg. 417) ---- 13,803 +
4. P - RENTON AREA YOUTH SERVICES RAYS
Add $5,000 to a/c 42.03 for support of RAYS. 5,000 +
5. Pa. 184 - POLICE INVESTIGATION
Add 500 to a/c 31.38 for polygraph examinations. 500 +
6. Pa. 1 - POLICE TRAINING AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT
Add $10,000 to a c 33.00 for Police training
and travel. 10,000 +
7. P 8 - FINANCE RECORDS SERVICES CITY CLERK
Add $3,900 to a/c 64.00 for purchase of Lekti•onic 600
File System. 3,900 +
8. Pg. 417 - CONTINGENCY FUND
Transfer From: $6,382 from Contingency Fund for
1979 Association of Washington Cities
Assessment. 6,382
Pa. 96 - FINANCE ISCELLANEOUS SERVICES AWC
Transfer To: $6,382 to a/c 42.01 Association of
Washington Cities expenditure account. 6,382 +
9. PA. 96 - FINANCE MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES AWC
Cut $6,382 from a/c 42.01; 1979 Association of
Washington Cities assessment. 6,382 -
10. P 6 & 377 - PARKS RECREATIONAL SERVICES PART TIME
Add $18,000 to Part Time Personnel; salaries and
benefits. 18,000 +
11. Pg. 259 - PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Add $10,000 for Negotiator; establish a/c 31.71. 10,000 +
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EXPENDITURE REVENUZ
CHANGES CHANGES
12. Pg. 407, 409, 411 - LIBRARY SERVICES
Pg. 413 - LIBRARY PART TIME PERSONNEL
a. Eliminate funding for Library Assistant I vacant
position (7th position, pg. 407). Redistribute
$15,492 per Library Board priorities.
b. Add $9,000 for difference between Library Board
priorities ($24,000) and funding eliminated for
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vacant position ($15,492). (9,000+15,492=24,492) 9,000 +
Increase per Library Board Priorities:
1 Increase Librarian I hours from 12 to 20 per
week (3rd position, pg. 407) ------------ $ 6,000
2) Increase Part Time Personnel (pg. 413) -- 6,000
3) Increase Library Books and Other Material
(a/c 66.00, pg. 411) -------------------- 6,000
4) Increase hours equally to each of 3
Part Time Librarian I positions --------- 6,492
(First 3 positions, pg. 407. ) Total $24,492
13. P.L. 409 — LIBRARY SERVICES
Add $2,OOC for Overtime a/c ]2.00). 2,000 +
14. Pg. 184 — POLICE INVESTIGATION — Refer to Amd. #5•
Add $6,000 to a/c 64.00 for Polygraph equipment;
Transfer $1,000 from a/c 31.38, pg. 184 to a/c 64.00,
pg. 184, for a total of $7,000 to purchase Polygraph
equipment. ($1,000 uas for outside Polygraph services. ) 6,000 +
15. Pg. 2 - FIRE PREVENTION
Cut $225 from a/c 31.4 Polygraph examinations for
fire investigation. (Use Police Dept. equipment. ) 225 -
�r.. 16. Pg. 264 - CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Cut $600 from a c 31.19 Polygraph examinations for
new Police Uniform personnel. (Use Police Dept.
equipment. ) 600 -
j 17. Pg. 342 - WATERWORKS UTILITY (PUBLIC WORKS)
Reallocate cost of Waterflow Study to Waterworks
Utility Fund, a/c 31.18, $1,700 (transfer amount
from Water Maintenance Reserve Account). No Change.
NOTE: Water Study was originally requested in Fire
Administration, pg. 218, a/c 31.18; not
allowed in Mayor's 1979 recommended Budget.
18. Pg. 321 - TRAFFIC ENGINEERING STREET LIGHTING
MAINTENANCE PUBLIC WORKS
Add J12,000 to a/c 37.01 Electricity for
Street Lights. 12,000 +
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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1979 PRELIMINARY BUDGET
EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES CHANGES
19. Pg. 315 - STREET MAINTENANCE SEASONAL HELP
PUBLIC WORKS
Add $3,000 to salaries and benefits for Part Time
Seasonal personnel; purpose to maintain landscaping. 3,000 +
20. Pg. 303 - STREET MAINTENANCE TRAFFIC CONTROL
DEVICES PUBLIC WORKS
Add $2,000 to a/c 22.00, Operating Supplies Paint
and Sign Shop) for paint to edge stripe streets. 2,000 +
Council action at Council Meeting of November 20, 1978;
adopted amended Tax Levy Ordinance adding supplemental
collections of prior year's taxes due as result of
Burlington Northern case. 89,960 +
21. Pg. 12 - PLANNING ZONING & REGULATIONS
Add $6,500 to aft 64.00, Machinery & Equipment,
for replacement of copy machine. 6,500 +
22. Pg. 244 - CUMULATIVE RESERVE #1698 Fire Equipment)
Add $20,000 to a/c 64.00, Machinery & Equipment,
for reserve toward replacement of Fire Trucks. 20,000 +
23. Pg. 257 & 258 - PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Cut $2,133 from Salaries and Benefits for
Secretarial Pool. 2,133 -
24. Pg. 257 & 258 - PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION
Cut $4,918 from Salaries and Benefits; amount
allowed to absorb CETA Personnel Analyst 3 months
of 1979• 4,918 -
25. Pg. 78 - FINANCE RECORDS SERVICES (City Clerk
Add $7,500 to a/c 64.00, Machinery & Equipment, for
Microfilm reader/printer; to be utilized by all City
departments who use Microfilm. 7,500 +
Pg. 284 - PUBLIC WORKS ENGINEERING DESIGN
Add $2,000 to a c 64.00, Machinery & Equipment, for
Microfiche reader/printer. 2,000 +
26. Pg. 417 - CONTINGENCY FUND
Cut $1,500 for Omsbudsman. 1,500 -
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AMEN: D%1ENTS TO THE 1979 PRELIMINARY BUDGET
EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES CHANGES
27. Pg. 417 - CONTINGENCY FUND
Transfer from Contingency Fund for 1979 Salary and
Benefit increases per Union Contracts. 470,382 -
TRANSFER, TO THE FOLLOWING FUNDS:
21-R Salary Increase 10%
Current Fund -------------------- $ 71,157
Park Fund ----------------------- 45,520
Street Fund ---------------------- 46,066
Library Fund --------------------- 18,267
%"' Comprehensive Employment Training
Fund (CETA) --------------------- 5,573 186,583 +
Police Guild Salary Increase (11.5%)
Current Fund -------------------- $167 26 1670263 +
Fire Local #864 Salary Increase (10.35%)
Current Fund --------------------- $116,536 116,536 +
28. Pg. 417 - CONTINGENCY FUND
Transfer monies from Contingency Fund to appropriate
funds for purposes specified below: 131,217 -
A. Transfer $22,428 to Fire Suppression, pg. 217,
salaries and benefits, for 1 new Fire Fighter
position. 22,428 +
B. Transfer $3,500 to Fire Suppression, pg. 217,
salaries and benefits, to promote 1 Fire Fighter
to Lieutenant. 3,500 +
C. Transfer $81,789 to funds listed below for 10%
Management and Union Exempt 1979 salary increase. 81,789 +
Current Fund ------------------- $54,197
Park Fund ---------------------- 119010
Street Fund ------------------- 119237
Library Fund ------------------ 5,345
%no Total ---- $819789
D. Pay differential per Resolution for Fire Uniform
Management employees. 12,595 +
E. Pay differential per Resolution for Police Uniform
Management employees. 259207 +
NOTE: Items D and E; $23,500 from Contingency Fund and
$14,302 from Property Tax revenue. (Total $37,802. )
29. Pg. 102 - SEATTLE-KING COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH
Cut $10,000 from a/c 51.04. 10,000 -
Pg. 409 - LIBRARY SERVICES
Add $10,000 to Salaries and Benefits. 109000 +
30. Pg. 254 - RENTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Add $800 to a/c 62.00 for Security System at Fire
Station; building to become Museum when new Main
Fire Station is completed and Fire Department
vacates. 800 +
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EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES CHANGES
31. VEHICLE REPLACEMENT COSTS
pg. 365 — PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT RENTAL EXPENDITURES
Increase a/c 64.86, Reserve. 10,000 +
Pg. 4 — PUBLIC WORKS EQUIPMENT RENTAL REVENUE; 10,000 +
Increase Revenue a/c 391.00.11, Equipment Rental
Charges. Revenue from funds listed below for
portion of replacement costs on equipment.
Current Fund
A. Add to Police Investigation, pg. 184,
a/c 39.02, Detective cars (4) ----------- $ 2,400
B. Add to Finance/Motor Pool, pg. 104,
a/c 39.02, Pool car --------------------- 540
C. Add to Public Works/Engineering Design,
Pg. 283, a/c 39.02, 1 Sedan ------------- 540
D. Add to Planning Administration, pg. 121,
a/c 39.02, 1 Station Wagon -------------- 600 4,080 +
$ 4,080
Park Fund
A. Add to Parks Administration, pg. 372,
a/c 39.02, 1 Station Wagon, 1 Sedan ----- $ 1,140 1,140 +
Street Fund
A. Add to Public Works/Street Maintenance,
Roadway Division, pg. 299, a/c 39.02,
2 Pickup Trucks ------------------------- $ 600
' B. Add to Public Works/Street Maintenance, '
. Landscaping Division, pg. 307, a/c 39.02,
Mower ---------------------------------- 4,180 4,780 +
$ 4,780
Total --------- $101000
32. PUBLIC WORKS/WATER MAINTENANCE — 1979 Salary and No Change.
Benefit increases for 21—R and Management.
Pg. 345 — Water Maintenance Reserve
Transfer $49,849 from Reserve a/c 64.00 to Salary &
Benefit accounts.
Pg. 341 — Water Maintenance Personal Services
Add $49,849 to Salary & Benefit accounts.
33. PUBLIC WORKS/AIR.PORT — 1979 Salary and Benefit No Change.
increases for 21—R and Management.
Pg. 355 — Airport Reserve
Transfer $4,151 from Reserve a/c 63.86 to Salary &
Benefit accounts.
Pg. 351 — Airport Personal Services
Add $4,151 to Salary & Benefit accounts.
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EXPENDITURE REVENUE
CHANGES CHANGES
34. PUBLIC WORKS/EQUIPMENT RENTAL - 1979 Salary and
Benefit increase for 21-R. No Change.
Pg. 365 - Equipment Rental Reserve
Transfer $7,102 from Reserve a c 64.86 to Salary &
Benefit accounts.
Pg. 363 - Equipment Rental Personal Services
Add $7,102 to Salary & Benefit accounts.
35• Pg. 4 - ANIMAL LICENSE FEES - CURRENT FUND REVENUE
�... Reduce basic Animal License Fees from proposed
increase to King County rate, back to 1978 rate. 4,019 -
Reduce Revenue a/c 322.30.01, Cat Licenses --- $3,192
Reduce Revenue a/c 322.20.02, Dog Licenses --- 827
Total --- $4,019
36. Pg. 18 & Pg. 417 - CONTINGENCY FUND REVENUE AND
EXPENDITURES - Transfer $4,019 from revenue and 4,019 - 4,019 -
expenditures (Salary Study), to the Current Fund. 4,019 +
(Balance left in Contingency Fund for Salary
Study - $15,605. )
37. POLICE AND FIRE MANAGEMENT DIFFERENTIAL ADJUSTMENT
PER RESOLUTION CHANGES:
Section I: Pay differential between Police Captain
and Police Chief changed from 10,% to 8%; Pay
differential between Fire Battalion Chief and Fire
Chief changed from 10% to 8%.
Section II: Fringe benefits as listed except
longevity which is to be the same as granted to all
other Management Personnel.
Total reduction per Resolution changes -------------- 6,050 -
A. POLICE ADMINISTRATION - Pg. 176 & 177
Reduce differential between Police Captain
ar and Police Chief from 10% to 8%; cut a/c
11.00 Salaries ---------------------------- $ 600
(Police longevity is now equal to
Management longevity. )
B. FIRE ADMINISTRATION - Pg. 216 & 217
Reduce differential between Fire Battalion
Chief and Fire Chief from 10% to 8%; reduce
longevity from Fire Union rate (223/mo. ) to
Management rate (60/mo. ); cut salaries
and benefits ----------------------------- 2,713
Reduce longevity for 1 Battalion Chief
from Fire Union rate (203/mo. ) to Management
rate (60/mo. ); cut salaries and benefits -- 1,827
C. FIRE SUPPRESSION - Pg. 225 & 226
Reduce reserve for promotion of 1 Battalion
Chief; reduce longevity from Fire Union.
rate (101/mo. ) to Management rate (30/mo. );
cut salaries and benefits ----------------- 910
Total Reduction ------- $6,050
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38. P . 417 — CONTINGENCY FUND
Add $6,050 to Contingency Fund amount cut from
Current Fund per differential and longevity
adjustments; Resolution). Final balance in 6,050 +
Contingency Fund $34,197.
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COUNCIL ACTION INCREASED THE 1979 PRELIMINARY BUDGET 123,225 + 123,225 +
A. Additional Federal Shared Revenue ------------ 37,284 +
B. Additional Property Taxes; Burlington
Northern decision ---.------------------------ 89,960 +
C. Cut Animal License Fees —_—_ 4,019 —
Total ------- $123,225 +
DOUBLE BUDGETED ITEMS INCREASED THE 1979 PRELIMINARY BUDGET 47,284 + 47,284 +
A. Amendment #1 — Revenue received in Federal
Shared Revenue Fund; transferred to Tax
Fund revenue accounts to support approved
expenditures. Revenue and expenditures
shown in both Federal Shared Revenue Fund
and Tax Funds -------------------------------- $ 37,284 +
B. Amendment #31 — Tax Funds to provide
replacement cost for equipment. Revenue
and expenditures shown in both Equipment
Rental Fund and Tax Funds ----- ----------- 10,000 +
Total ------- $ 47,284
TOTAL AMENDMENTS #1 — 38 ------------------------------------ 170,509 + 170,509 +
TOTAL 1979 MAYOR'S PRELIMINARY_ BUDGET AS PRESENTED ---------- 20,790,547 20,790,547
TOTAL 1979 BUDGET AS ADOPTED -------------------------------- 20,961,056 20,961,056
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PUBLIC HEARING - 1979 CITY OF RENTON BUDGET
PROPOSED USE OF FED111U SHARED REVENUE FUNDS FOR THE YEAR 1979:
In compliance with the State and Local Fiscal Assistance Amendments of 1976
(H.R. 13367), the following is hereby submitted as estimated funding to be received
from Federal Shared Revenue and proposed expenditures of same for 1979.
ESTIMATED FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE FOR 1979:
Estimated Unencumbered Fund Balance, Mayor's
Recommended 1979 Budget --- x 21,478
Amd. #1 - Additional Revenue Sharing to be
received in October 1978; add to Fund Balance 14,000 x 35,478
Federal Entitlements, Mayor's Recommended
1979 Budget - $540,337
Amd. #1 - Additional Federal Entitlements to be
received in January 1979 — 23,284 x563,621
Estimated Interest on investment of funds -- x 5,500
TOTAL ESTIMATED FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE FUNDS AVAILABLE IN 1979 $624,599
PROPOSED 1979 FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE EXPENDITURES:
1) PUBLIC SAFETY/SECURITY OF PERSONS & PROPERTY
Police Patrol Salaries, pg. 190 ----- $181,290
Fire Suppression Salaries, pg. 226 --- 181,290x362,580
2) PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
Parks/Senior Citizens' Recreational Services
Salaries and Benefits, pg. 379 -------- - x 56,584
Parks/Senior Citizens' Recreational Services
Part Time Employees' Salaries and Benefits,
pg. 383 ---------- 5,635 x 62,219
3) LIBRARY
Library Services Salaries and Benefits, pg. 409 $142,516
PER AMENDMENT #1, $37,284 ADDITIONAL FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE WAS ADDZD TO THE MAYOR'S
1979 RECOMMENDED BUDGETS PROPOSED EXPENDITURES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
4) FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION
Finance/Records Services:
Purchase of Lektronic 600 File system, Capital
Outlay, pg. 78, Amendment #7 — - x 3,900
Purchase of Microfilm reader/printer, Capital
Outlay, pg. 78, Amendment #25 ------ 7,500
Planning/Zoning and Regulations, replacement of
Copy Machine, Capital Outlay, pg. 127,
Amendment #21 — 6,500
Personnel Administration, cost for Negotiator;
union contracts, Professional Services, pg. 259,
Amendment #11 ---------- ----- 10,000 x 27,900
5) PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT
Public Works/Engineering Design, purchase of
Microfiche reader/printer, Capital Outlay, pg. 284,
Amendment #25 ---------- --------- x 2,000
6) PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH
Finance/Seattle-King County Public Health Services,
portion of cost, Governmental Services, pg. 102 x 7,384
TOTAL PROPOSED USE OF FEDERAL SHARED REVENUE FOR THE YEAR 1979 $604,599
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