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Home My WebLink AboutPermit � �,�� ,,, . . � ,�� , f ,�,�� Y' �� v BOARD OF PUBLIC MORKS 9:00 a.m. Renton Municipal Building January 30, 1985 4th Floor Conference Room ATTENDEES: Richard Houghton� Chairman Jim Matthew� Fire Prevention ' Ron Nelson. Building Official Mike Parness� Administrative Assistant Patricia Porter� Admin. Secretary Larry Springer� Policy Development Director VISITORS: Alice Meldrum, Applicant Bob Hufnagle, Parks Department Dennis Breznikar, Parks Department Larry Howe� Applicant Frank Morgan, Renton Sailing Club MINUTES I . CALL TO ORDER: The meeting was called to order by Chairman Houghton at 9:05 a.m. 2. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Moved by NELSON seconded by PARNESS to approve the minutes of the January 16th and January 23rd meetings. MOTION CARRIED 3. CORRESPONDENCE: None 4. REFERRALS FROM CITY COUNCIL: 5. REFERRALS FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS: a. Application for Variance/Underground Ordinance, Larry Howe. 522 Williams Ave. N. Moved by SPRINGER� seconded by NATTHEW, to approve the subject variance request subject to standard conditions. MOTION CARRIED b. Application for Variance/Underground Ordinance: David Meldrum 617 Morris. Moved by NELSON, seconded by MATTHEW� to approve the subject variance sub- ject to standard conditions. MOTION CARRIED 6. NEW BUSINESS: None 7. OLD BUSINESS: Renton Sailing Club - Chairman Houghton explained that the matter of the revocable permit for the Renton Sailing Club and the former decision by the Board of Public Works to continue said permit for only one more year (until �ecember 31 , 1985) had been reviewed by the Park Board and they requested reconsideration by the Board of its decision. Bob Hufnagle and Dennis Breznikar were present, representing Mr. Weathers� Park Board Chairman� and Mr. Frank Morgan of the Renton Sailing Club was also present. ,' : BOARD OF PUBLIC MIORKS -2- January30, 1985 The Chairman further stated that a package had been put together which included summary/history report by Larry Springer; City Attorney's review ret. legal issue of Renton Sailing Club permit; Park Board letter request- ing reconsideration of Board's action; Building Official 's letter of concern along with pictures of the site; and a copy of the present zoning ordinance. Ron Nelson expressed his concern about the condition of the facility at the street end pointing out the structural condition was poor to hazardous and the potential for the City to be involved in an injury quite high. He also indicated that contact had been made with the neighbors and they were dissatisfied with no sanitary facilities being provided� traffic problems� and unsafe conditions in the area when other people using docks. He showed the Board pictures of the area which substantiated the fact that there are loose boards, no railings, dry rot, and deteriorating styrofoam floating loose. Frank Morgan stated that they do have a porta-potty in the shed. Mike Parness advised that the Board was meeting to reconsider their decision and provide additional information to the Park Board in response to their request. Frank Morgan stated that they had plans to clean up the area. Ron Nelson replied that the Board had heard this promise before, last time being about hand rails which to date had not been accomplished. He further stated that he feels the City is allowing a problem to continue beyond their province. Larry Springer commented that this has been on going, according to the record� since 1980 and that aside from the problems already discussed the zoning is incompatible with that area. He also suggested that the City might have to give other groups (organizations) the same opportunity that has been afforded �the Renton Sailing Club on this street end. Mr. Morgan remarked that the City only has two or three such street ends. Mike Parness said his concern is summarized in the City Attorney's letter of January 21 � 1985 wherein he states: "Liability problems to the City abound. I personally visited the property in the past and found it over- grown and dangerous. The walKway and docks were delapidated and dangerous. I have previously insisted that liability insurance be provided to the City by said club. In addition� they have signed a hold harmless to the City. Despite these protections, if there is a tragic accident at this location the City almost surely will be sued and will have to defend itself in Court." Mr. Parness added that even though the Renton Sailing Club is doing a good job� provided insurance etc. � the matter of the use is not in concert with the neighborhood and the potential liability problem. He further stated that the City must weigh the concerns of liability aga�inst the good things stated in behalf of the Sailing Club. Frank Morgan asked about the liability on the behalf of the City insofar as . Parks Department was concerned. Mike Parness advised it was treated in much the same manner as he had described. � BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS -3- January 30� 1985 � '. Larry Springer reminded Mr. Morgan that this permit has always been granted on a temporary basis for a one-year period and that the Board to date had always been fair in its dealings with the Club. Mike Parness addressed the issue of the impact of zoning in the neighborhood. Ron Nelson added that at the time the permit was first considered there were no homes in that area but now there are homes abutting this use and he can not longer support this use. Frank Morgan stated that he realizes everything looks "ratty" but he wants guidelines from the City as to how they would proceed noting that as far as he was concerned the City had no policy on this type of use. He also added that he did not think the City should be swayed by "hair trigger complaints" from neighbors because most of the complaints were years old. Mr. Morgan went on to state that there were no parking problems at the site. Larry Springer indicated that he saw only one possible solution, i .e. that being the Renton Sailing Club to approach Parks Department about contract- ing sailing lessons for Parks Department. Frank Morgan stated they had attempted to start a Kiddy Program and it did not work out. They would like to continue through the Renton Vo Tec School and coordinate through Parks Department to give lessons. Mike Parness stated that the Board is not in a position to outline use policy� that they can't nor won't get involved. Mr. Parness summarized: a. Conditions at the site b. Input from personnel (Board through administration) c. Lack of sanitary facilities �. Parking e. Liability concerns regardless of insurance -- very critical Board can not hope to control f. Zoning - conflict - it is single family residential area (Even if it were a top flight oepration there is zoning conflict) Moved by PARNESS seconded by NELSON, that based on all the information supplied the Board of Public Works should re-affirm its former decision and inform Renton Sailing Club that the permit �j�l not be �ranted after 1985 and that the Park Board be so notified. MOTION CARRIED Union 670 Plat. Pac Bell Variance review (G. Norris) Moved by NELSON seconded by MATTHEW to extend variance/deferral for one more year. MOTION CARRIED � R. Stromberg. Deferral Off-Site Improvements. 3220 N. 32nd St. Secretary instructed to notify Mr. Stromberg that he does not have a valid deferral . �• . t BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS -4- January 30, 1985 8. COhMENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: None 9. ADJOURNMENT: The meeting adjourned at 9:50 a.m. Patricia M. Porter Secretary � ��i � �.��- _ ., . i�y ,S• � i � � t _ � .. -`�'�i�;.,tx.,,.� � , , ��.� �...._,r'��-�__ -� �� ^• �: .s.. �'fi��' -_,,,��i ,i_��'� � . � ;'. �'i94. ^ . 4 'y+e :;' `t ,. �C� i ., -- i •� r,''j':,:� ; � ri. �.tr, ' � .� � �1• ,� �::.� , �, :f _Y. , ' `-y _>_, �'� �!�5{� a, :��t~ ��'��` .i'^ . � 4� � �`, �� t � L ' " JyJ � .v .. � .. -� '�.,� 't �, .' _-' ''' ,,� . �,•` " . - .. �.. . .'�.. Y. �X. ,..:� L'='.. •�� '��t�. � �� M `. +' �' y�„ , , .y{;•'��E. `;\ � .� ,-r t" .a. ' .. .* ��. 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' � _ d�. '. '�. i �lti..# �, - � �� . �� ., K 'I�: �w,� '1 � , I ` . ,'•f.' �� ,�`�t'� : �� ' ��' . '/1 /:..A .�:i f •��. ' S�r• �l � ��. ��c ��.. ,.. h: , , Y.,)Y �� `b•� �`1�r1 7' �. (�J a — /tiNA INS ANC, UMNA!�iY s'�' �'� ,f�'�-f, F} ❑ u — �ET ;IRE UNDERWRITERS INSUR�'�'�'� COMPANY HARTFORD, CONNECTIC:JT�i � , Effcctive 5J 15/6G ,�, r' ;_ ` ^; �" ! _� � �� ` �ra:'��?�-�. . _ .-. THIS IS TO CERTIFY TO C i ty of Ren tan �.�?�,41�'�.,��E�x�°� :. , - , `�'`' �b.`� (:�1me ot C'crrificat� Lo'�lrr`� of Renton, U'Jash i ngto^ (Adrir�, nf Ccrri!ic�tr�-i�olurr! that on the above date the following described insurance policies, issued bv this Gompanc, arc in fuil rorce and ef;��ct. subject to all the terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions, thereof. � DESCRIPTIVE SCHEDULE Name of Insured Renton Se i I i�g G I ub, I �c. C/0: Dr. Baird M. Pardarscn Address of Insured 227 4th P(a�e, R�nton, tivash i ngt�� Location Covered Renton, 1�1�'ash i ngfio� _ _ Opera?ions Co��ered Policy E4Fective Expirafion Limih of Co Nama of Coverage Number Dafe Date I Liability Warkmen's Compensafion Statutory � *Public Liabilify—Bodily Injury (Not Auto) $ �0�,�� each person CG 23 6� 47 5/15/69 5/15l70 � 300,000 each �>c curr�,n�� *Public Liability—Property Damage(Not Auto) � 25,��u each occtirrcncc� (Explosion, Callapse, Underground Hazards „ �� Not Covered Unless Otherwise Stated Herein) i � ,000 aggre�atr� Products—Bodily Injury $ ,QU� each person � ,000 each occurrcncc � ,nnn aggregate Produch—Property Damage $ .OUl) cach c,r_currcn��r � .000 a��r��g:it� Specifle Confracfual—Bodily Injury $ ,000 each pers�m (Other Than Incidenfal Contracts As DeRned i In Ths Policy) � ,�� each occurrc�n�- ISpecific Contractuol—Property Damage � ,�n� each occurrencr i (Other Than Incidenfal Confrads As Defined � In The Policy) � � �QQn 2ggreqatc ��I � � � Automobile—Bodily Injury � ,U�U each }>crson � i � ,00� each occurrence � Automobile—Properfy Damags � � � � � ,Onn each occurrcna� ! Burglary I I I I � Plate Glass I I I I '�Includes coverage for the following incidental written agreements: (1) lease of premises, (2) easemerit agrecment, exccpt in connection with construction or demolition operations on or adjacent to a railroad, (3) undertaking to indemnify a municipality required by municipal ordinance, except in connection with work for the municipality, (4) sidetract agrec- ment, or (5) elevator maintenance agreement. Should any of the above described policies be cancelled before the normal expiration date thereof, the Compan}� �vill endeavor to give written notice to the above Named Certificate-holder, but failure to give such ,notice shall im- pose no obligation or liability of any kind upon the Company. _ ----_- �y _��_��..�-��'. . _ � Authorized A�e�at (Agent or Brcanch ��`ice to send Horrae �ffa�e Ane �Duplicate Copy for each Po�icy �is�ed I�ereon) FpRM 600•25 ED.JUN 67 PRINTED IN U.S.A. �-' � '_r` `�'_ \ � Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 4-15-68 AUDIENCE COI�IENTS: (Cont.) and Mr. Beckley felt the open housing proposal shoald also include single family homes and quoted from the Record Chronicle portions of the article regarding the housing situation. Mr. David Gosse, 10203 - 115th Avenue S.E., Officer 3n the kenton Sailing Club, noted accomplishments of the Club in clearing t�e access to the Lake at 72nd Avenue S.E. and putting the Clubhouse on floats and advised that they are ready to begin summer activities and will be holding an open house on Sunday, May 5th from 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. Invitation was extended to ever;�one to �;isit the area and see what the program plans to offer. APPOINTMENTS Letter from Mayor Custer requested Council concurrenc.e in the appointment of Mr. Arnold E . Olmsted as Patrolman �n the Renton Police Department for period of four months within which time he must successfully pass the Civil Service Examina- tion to qualify for further appointment, as per rules and regulations of the law. Police Chief Williamst letter recommending the appointment was attached and the effective date is to be April 16, 1968 . Mc�ved by Shane, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the appointment. Carried. Moved by Shane, seconded by Grant, to recess for ten rnimal.es. Carried. After the recess, roll call was taken wi.th all. Councilmeri piescr�t as pr_eviously listed. PROCLAMATION: Proclamation from Mayor Custer designated P�!ay l� 1963 and of each year, as Loyalty Day in the City of Renton. Moved by Dela��re~�ti, seconded by Maxin, to concur in the Proclamation. Carried COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS Unfinished Business: CounciJman Delaurenti , reporting for the Police and License Committee, advised of meeting with representatives of the Railroad Company, in regard to trains b�ocking the streets for undue length of time, who wc�'e directed to Mr. Ruud and Mayor Custer has also talked to Mr. �cl�art, who will be meetin� wit.h t_h.e Council. May 6th to discuss the matter. Councilman Schellert, Ways and Means Committee Chairman, submitted report which was read recommending that the funding for elevation of the roadway access to Lake Wn. Beach Park,::in sum of $15,000.00, be funded from Street Department Account 1320/605, widening North 3rd Street which item has �ince been included in the Urban Arterial No. 3rd - No. 4th Street Couplet Project, i�loved by Perry, seconded by Edwards, to concur in the recommendation. Carried. Councilman Schellert, Capital Improvement Priority Committee Chairman, submitted report which was read recommendi.ng that the Council adopt in principle at this time the general land development plans for Cedar River Park as presented by the Park Board and Consultants, �lsen-Richert � Associates, Architects. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Barei, to concur in the recommendation. Carried. Councilman Barei, Property Committee Chairman, moved that the funding of demolition costs on the old Carnegie Library building be referred tc the Ways and Means Com- mi� for recommendation. Carried. Councilman Barei reported that the Highlands Administration Building roof and windows are leaking and need to be r�paired and it was moved by Barei, seconded by Shane, to I refer the funding to the Ways and Means Committee. Carri.ed. Councilman Shane, Sanitation Committee Chairman� s�abrnitted Committee report recom- � mending that the request f�r Late Comers Agreement �c�vering Sanitary Sewer Line I installations for the Plat of Glencoe be granted for a period of five years witli , exception of request covering property north and east of the Plat, since extending of main line sewer from any downstream agreements is exempt from agreement. Moved by Shane, seconded by Schellert, to concur,with ref�r��al to the City Engineer and Citv Atto.rnev for preparation of the necessary documents which the Mayor and City Clerk are �uthorized to exec�.:te upon approve�a c.^m�l.�tion t�:ereof. Carried. � -J- _ - � -.�.� ��' �- , � � pF R�� ti � �► O U �� OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK . RENTON, WASHINGTON �" �i � CITY HALL, CEDAR RIVER PARK, RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055 • ALPINE 5-3464 � .� � ' �o �9 4, � January lt?, 1968 �sA�RT CAPITA�0�� M�:'. Samuel Thrt3m :I1Q26 Perk View South �e!ettl.e� W��hin�ton Ret Sailin� C:. ut� '�ctiviti�s at I:��k� Washi.ngtor► Beach Park, P.��iG. 868-65 Lc.:;r Mr. Thro:�: Tite Renton City Council., at it� x��ular meeting of Jant�ary 8, �.968 has �ranted the Sailing Club the us� o�` facilitfea at the above-captioned 1o+cation with proviaions t�nd �1 ot Revocable Pe�rm�t and Insurance $�s pez afi.tached excerpt frnm the R�nton City Council Minutes of that c�te. a �'h� City Attorney will prepa� the new dacument n�i yat� Insurance C�rtfficate should be �iled i�rtt t,�►e meantime. Yo�s very truly, CITY t'fFF l�l`Tt�t -�/� �. �="- ��-� � Helraie W. t�elson :•i,t.e, ��fl�-,, HE�'1v��n c�v C��'tci]mar. � — - , ,y � � �E'�t',:'i�)E'.:�° �g � .i.siti;� � .tL�a �:93:�i�.:.:_ 1 if�`��'��'�... . _n;�G ��S'tiC ��.E'W ,..<a.e 3.`� ;��;'Ct)-�? �lauhtt!gtoY� Dear Nr. �'�iran: ��/ , ' — �� C�. � �o o � � � Y" �'hp �xctrm Cit� Council, at its r��'�r n��ting �i' De�t�� , �� =:ran�k�i a 3t:..�ay exten�ia�r� to �he �t•r�p�t:a.r� Sailint; Club t� ��.�tz►�tr �etivi�.3c�s at the Lak� Washin�ton Hc��t� Fark presnise� •::��' , . .s�c... ��:.� ::ar.�� $�bs�tantia�y fio its original s�'►:�� and conditi`.,�r:. �t �� Ytf�t� ��'ti1'f: �11Q P.X'C8A8fOY! a8 k� ;'e� c�ii�S� 14:i'..! 5<'''�.= 1' : ;:�' � hardauip wli�.ch o�herwise �y reau2.�. �'�ur� ��ry t� � ,.,.,, ;:�x x , . ::,.',:�' . . _�:.� . ;�;�-v c.;`,.. � ica:lti f,, � CG'! _ ._ � . _z'�i::.,.�F:a: ,, ' � .:��',i�r}� ,I �_-- _ � - - - . . . , � � �over�tt�r 29 y Z 9fy7 �ir. Sarr�ur�l ThrcMy 1iU26 Park Vie� Suuti�� Seatt]+e, Wa��is�gtc�n Re: F:t�°, _��f�, :e P�r.?�it., F'.:1�w �,6� t�� 'r: .� : ,� Use at' z ub.'.ic �x�nc�a•i;v �ar Nr. Thrc�: 'Ph�r Reurtcm Ci.ty Caun�i:t., 4�:: at;: r�gul.ar met��r�� -,�:`° Na��r.:l�er 4Gt�i, l��:� , cotreurred in the Park Bo+�r�i requeat that tbQ above-csptioned Penuit be �+�rartineted so ttu�t const�tian of the Lake ��sbin�ten Beaach Park develo�tneert: �y proe+e�d �xpeditiou�3y and in �n �rxcl�rly �ranner. 'Phe Gity hereby �ives t�ee l�ton S�fling Club notice of pexu+it revoc�t3on �n�i you are reque�ted to �it� atepa in accord�mct fn•ith te�,n� �� Sectinn -� o� the Permit effertive 80 d�ys from recefpt hereo"= � YW�' courteotte CooperatiOM .�i� rest�r�3�tion ��:' �i�s� ,:��ert� i�i i�s c>,•a��in:�] ste�te is greatly apprectt+ta,. :. Yours very tr.uly, �ITX �F �ENI't71� f��1r;i rr r;a '�e7 son ��i.t}• C1.prk N51Ni�in� ec: C 3 ty `�ttoxn�y Park Ba'�r�l I �_ ' • � � � , i ':overit�e r 1 E, 1967 Mayor D . tJ. Cu�ter and Members of the City Councit Renton, Washington G��t 1 eme�n t :. � _.,� �� "' %�- � - f � � As you kr�aw fran recent inf0�etion, we are fast appr�oaching constructio� d�velopment of the Lake Washington 9each Park. In this conn�ction, I h�ve t+een lnstructed by the Perk Board to write the Clty Councii and reguest thmt tfie R�vocabie Per- mf t g ranted the Renton Sai 1 i ng C i ub, Ine., ncw be te ra+i na t�d so that said developnent can proceed in an orderty manner. t7nder tenr�s of thc �ermit g�'anted by the City Councii, it +�as understc>od (as stated tn P�ragraph 4 of the Pen�it) that: "The Permlt here�n granted is subject to r�vocation bY the Ci ty af Renton und the undersf gned Pern+ittee agrees, upon notice to 1t by the City of not leas than 30 daya to take irn�medlate ateps to terminata atl act�vities from said pr�n�- ses and tc rostons same to substanti al l y the cor►di ti on i t was in at and imnediately �rior ta th� issuance of thi� ?'er- mi t." It is tha Pa Nc Board�s sincere hope that canpl�te dev�topment of thi s area can be exped�tad as �apidty as possi bie so the peopte of Renton may enjoy, at the ea�tiest possihte date, the activities �etated to this type of fac9lity. Respectful ty, Gene t. ;.ou 1 on Di rector , � ' � � I�iz'. S�m1�I H. '�h�cc�-� , tJ.. . . �. _ . a A+�tzt+c� 8�ilf.ng C1�'� 1�a2$� P��C View �i�:�.. ... ,' .. _. Se�tt�.o, i�tt�shingtryn - � te �,o /1�� `v�lc, I3��t kir. Ths+c�s l�� (�7 I T'hank xau �or your �e�ter o�: February �°I.s� �onc�rr�3n� �:�� Re��n�vn Sa3linq Club and the dc�sir� a�' the aa�ber� �o con�inus aper�tion� �gain �hi� year: ZL ie► my understandi.nq ��t the Park Hoard anQ Ci,�y Council �ill n�+�d to revi�r the "�t+�mpc�rary u�,c� pe�m�.t" grnnted �hc� Club a��rtusl�sa��ely twn yea�� ago. � �a au�� you are aware oY the City'� �tct�tion �o imp2+�a�r�t impPov�nta m�d� pc��.bl� by match-► ,�q €��is raf tl�e Bu��a�u raf 43u�de�r ��cz�eaC�.an. Ex�etly w3xe�n #�.�ia� $11Q,�QQ �llacat�d for ouz City wi11 bo receivo� #.s not c+��tainA i� i�, �at�rnver, �p�e�ed that the�a �'�d� wi21 beeomc� a�taii�ble wifi�l.� �h� n�x� �r�w months �nd th�C wr��rk «ill begin �o �rt►��r�ve� t.h� park sal�e as �oon a� po�sibl.o following reoei�t af �ha �und� . '�tto�2te� ns not �.h� S�iling Clu� �ct�.vi.t�.a� wi11 h�.vQ to b� �ur�» I�` � ��iled b�csu�c� o� coa�truction wcark a� nflt Ger�sin at thie �ime� . &l+�a�e b� advi�ed tb�t, until suc2� tf�a� �� th�a Pa►ack Btaard �urtd �i.t� Cc�ur�cil �houis decide othezwi�e� th� 3a3.ling C1ub a�x�tiQn a��.y ec�r��inuo urid�r t�sr�e o� th� "t�mpc>rary uo�� gerxnit" ��c�+c�tt�ly ia�uod. S�uld you h�v� �y iur�h�r rur��t�.on� abr�uL- thi� t�tter n�.�a�4 �o zt�t he�^�,t�atQ to c�ntact r� . ;. . , � . , 7! y ��.� , iti:i:ik�s'-. 1 .:��; �c� C�unQi1 �rc��i.clr�nC Trirua� � � ��k �3oa=d Chai�an�n T�aed8le ..�M,� r� ��.-,.-.i,_.4- r,-,,,i c�� `-�`--�,�- ,/ � c �.iyyLtit.2-� �� ,....r /�, /c =� �� t- � � � �� /� � ,, ` .��, ,, �, � �� y- � ;� , � ` _� , � � , �t�1�ERTY' Cc1Nf�ITTI"F RTP(�RT �tA RtC��NDITIONc �� :"%� Ct)t.'N{�IT� J�.:nu:try �, 1968 Ref��t��' ca�' �2--�?8-t^: ;�:�nt��n S ,i_�°Wx�,::; C'ub r�qu�:�t t�.�z cc:r� }�ul�: �c ,�xo�r�t•tY ?. The praperty Cam�itte�p r�emm�e�ds to th� City Camcil t}�t the �i13ng C��u'� b� �rsta�ted the u��e of the rl�t�t�rs�'-�way a�a 92nd Stre!�.►t e�a��x�r it ��et� Lalc� G��11it�tan for th� �,u�-�c��c�s ��!` � ;;tk�n� �nd in�re�s :�+t�c; sr��ea�� t:�s :ino �'t �i, th+� l.ake. �. �t sa�ilinq club be allowed te� d�chor a sailin� boa�hou:.� -m f"(c►�ts �n �h� iru�r harbar �t th� +��d o� thr� strRet right-�oE-��y. 9. Tlt1e [�i�tlit� rinb be given anti� F�brtiairy Z8, 19�88 b�;'c�s•s�� -f�nova? r�f th� h�+re fra� tfie t�lce �tashingto� 8e��h prQperty. 4. 't'�e safl3n� club b� allawed to eon�truct � raft at the I.ake Washin�ton ��eeh Pre�p�artY e»d mow the �tt�+a� o�t� the r�4�. s. rt�e sa�l.in� club ren�r it• l�rro�b�+� Pe�mit �nd insaar�.r:ce ,�th th� c�ty t�a�a �istin� to hold tb�a Cl.ty ba��►ss a�ainst sfly liabi�i#y anc3jc�r ��r�e which may b�► in�urred �s � r�ste]t �P the �et��€�;•,c��x. R+�f.e��1. r��' 32•-11�67: Re�qu��rt af �.br�ry Air��tor for �'�as+r� ��rx��e�f�aa. Tht� Pr+�!rtx Ct�l�'t'tPP. rec��3e to the Gityr Coanc�� th�t trs�e�fex o�' I.ibr�ry Fs�� a:� re�qu��t�+d ;s� the �a�a�nt QP ��,Z�5.4t1 �'+�r th�� ,:,ur�,�,�e �.�` +�ecsir3� trat�sport�tic� eq�i�rnt €ar �he Library, be d+�+e�'1. R,e�`�1 nf 12-1S-b7s t"oe�s Y,eu�nesh � ?t� Cc�p�nS► r�q�r�t £�,r 1ea�+� �►xtcros��r�r� R+�oo�nde�I that the leane �� 1.r� stcra�e !a t?�P � �t�.�• '•: .°��t�tr.�*t�n &�<�L�� i�� ha�rbor drea be �x�i�rx �a F+�►�ry 28, �968. � R�4ert�1 af 9--2�-+67: Reprad�tctiatt �ipa�nt far th�� sk�� :::.�� x�.�3:i R�e�ded that th� Cfty ee�t� :ttrto le�s� agr�ram�et�t �th the xflr-►�: 4Q�4'.��;4.1X1 f'�t'� �.'tQ'��11� t�^(j?�P �!l.��: ��,.��. '�`eNR?f114lT1f(,`::��'�L3T1 +'F'°",'. +��,"T? R►�'�L?�>t'?'� Cli?�it?�; 9-Z9.._�i9. Ref��c�x. �r:, ;U�2�--�'7: i�*�art�n��nt �s (��ne+r.al '�,dmin��tz.�t#�t�, M�tur VF�hic.i� Divist�, s�s�ti for leaee ret�a,� ta July, �969, t;�� Hi�hl.sttdsi AcT�u�.t�t3st�tto�t Bui]df�►, ��cllftiPs. �ded tha�t ttr� Ir.ase wft^� tlu� Depart�� o� lk�crr V�hfcle� ni t}ic� � � $ta�E D� i�f88hit'f�ton h� c��nt3nu�d :;�4:?: a�c��t<il 'id�ust�±d �t '�*e �3n�.��.n+ pq�.t.�? fin �24.A0 ��t �ntl�. A�fet�l o!' li--S-6T: Jot�n Raca�a�l�c� �r:£'er to �Surc�at�� A�R. u�N �rs�s�xt�.f�:, � in th�! �i��+��t �re�a �t�nd�►d that th� �ubllc �� txip tar.t��n 7th �ttl �fi :�►ve�ne�d hurt:h �� r�dv��is�d Por �le cm � ��e��t ht�' *�Y.�:t� w�th �rh� C�ty ��►:.�►�*�sfr�� t'h� r��l�►t r:, re,i�ct e�► �nnd ��1 bids. I�z�tit 8 P�{x•�i , CYi;z i rrz:+n , ' t - - - --------, � � � � '�Y�'%•:,,r7 �� V• ��" �fj S , F k� »?1 "�. ,:ii'�.i�S �F>�s :.�,:?TC':J SA;LYt3u CLt7I3, Ir�iC. , � uon prof:t cax•pa�atfan. t�.aa hctreCa� fc,:r: +-:--:�� ppli��t,�an to the City for a w• pezmit as �ore particularl.y har.inaltas �+��a i f'c:d. end ':R�S ehe City !e williag to ieaue euch a rwocabla perrni� sub)ect to ths °��3 . :;.; :ondit ion� hereinaf ter •et focth, lIOW THSREFpRE "r .r.� ' .. ' '4Y AGREED AS lQLIAWS 2 � . '• � =:t�y of Raatoa hereby iseues and gsaats � revacable parmic unto P.�'.��N �AILI� CLUH, II"iC. , m aon profit �7ashington Corporat�on fer che followinR da� �?,,r�i�� n�tr��S�s i[2d IOCBC�O�S �•_t1 :� certain atrip af land located on portiona of the Ci.ry's Laka � �shington B�ach pro�arty consiating uf approxim�cely 50 fo�t ^f frontage on Lake t�7aehiagton to a d�pth of epproxiw��tely 250 ^:at an4 2oc�ted �long the �est�rly Doundary oi' e�id beuch ; rup�cty; �11 ar a►ur• p�rtic�l�rly de�cr�b�d on i��-, r�rrn^htd .�p 2r,!;ale!� p�c�9h+.t "A„ . �.,,.� � ,M.,^,�r �:, �+ , a- :�� !'_�i r•. .� , �.; . � , . .. _,_.,_ � au�;uct clasoe� and re2ated aeeiviti�a of its aa;.�.i�Yg cluh. , ° crnsistia� primaril� o� in�truction Co its member�. Permitt�e ��.sli b� aolely re�rponaible for the ptog�er ugksap a�nd �.aintec�ence ��f t�� area foar which this u�e pernit is being usesd and provide :i�qun[e �saitery �acilitlea and sueF► improvements to b� eub3Qct � the approvsl o! the City Enginear. Fur[hermora, Yermittee ' all po�t propsY nigne withtn the aree Lerei�i cleaaeribed and :,�oining hareto �o •a [o prohibit unauthoriztd per�on• �p� ent�r�n� �on the prc�mise• so ds�cribed. . �:mitsae agrees end coven�snts Co indea�ntfy the CI[y arc� srtve i� hermlQes f�'G�, �. , -�. Rinst any a�ad all claima, actio�a, liabilit�► end expen�e in connection Wfth ?��?� c��' '. ' `��:. peraonal injury endlor damege to prap4rt� arising fr�xn ar out of any , ccurrenca in or upon the �bove deacribed public prop�rties ��i�3 �rcxa �x�i�oi�ning th• e�t�e ��z th� uee thar�o� !ry th� under�igr�ud 1'�Ymtttee� during ch• ehovva •rac�d pr�ric�d� oc �ccaoicsr��d wt�olly oc in pert by aoy act or umission o� the �►tider.e�l.f;nad E��icc�a, ic� `'' '� ''�� ' - ``?_r.y c+f l�ent�n sh�ll, without faul[ . , . , . . � -,�. F_n i�:s . . _ - , - +�ry ��r •7; ,r.�� . , . _ . -� by or �gainat the undarsigned • �` ""- ' : Permtt[ee ehall pzoceed and hoId the City harm�ees and ah.�l:. pay ., ' ' r., ` ', , � and reaeoaable atcorneya' fees inc:�rrrd �r ��a i ' by t'-�� Ci.ev i� .-�nnecCion wlth euch liti�atioa. --- , ._ ` _ _ _ _ _ - . _ ^,�': — - �___ _ - _ .— -e� 'e� . ` , . � � 3. in furthez COi18��tieliiUrt ��f the City'a permit tt;�: :►r.d��r:�l..;r�ed Permittee ehall a�cure and hava in effect policies of publia liabillty end gro�+erty clamage I insura��.ce. fn conriectian wirh tt�e afore�taced acti.vity in whlr_h the liwite of pu!+1lc liabi?ity ahall not be less than $1Qa,U00.�0 yer persoa and $3U��UOg.OQ per �:ccident , ead ai�ich the property damage li�biiity shall oot be leea than �tv,ou��.uo. Evidence , of auch inaurr�nce shall b� submitted to r_he City Clerk gr{o� to tt�� if.��a�ce of aaid Parm!C.. I •i. 1"F!e! k'@+.'S'�l� hCC��R �'rR!'`'t'tq �.ti 1'•ut)�P.CC Ln r��.,t'� :'. j(3-:1 C)y f}t„ :' I � ' p� F�CtnC01?. wnd Ch�• �,,iderRiU�.�pd ��ermittee e.�recs, upo�i norice to 'tt i�•� �_:,^ (,ir.�� .�'. :,c t lowR then 30 daye to take immediate �teps r.o tern�i.;�ate sll $ctivitiea fra� c��id premises and to rescare saae to substanti�?ly t2�e r_o�z�ition it wca in at �nd iQ�medistely prior to the iaeua�ce of this Fermit. 5. ;.t ia exgreesly underatood r.��st the tasua;�c� �£ �'��5 ;��c�c�ehle p�rmit doas n�t �rc�ace <�ny li.ability on �he part ot the Gity. 6. Pormtttee f►,rther agrees and covenunt� to comply With all ap�licable rules, i regulatir�n� ac�d orclir.ancea of the City �f Renton or sny other gov�rn�enr.al agency havin� �urladiction over �uc?� activ2tiea and/or the premiee� de�cribed. :t ia further underatood and agreed that in addition to ^h� aforesaid proviaio�s tor revocattoa, Parmitt�e agr�:ee tn r�locate or otherwt3A ��xmin�tP its a�ctivities �henPver the irea h�rein de�cribed !o needed or r�qutrmd by the City ar ita Park Uep�ertment for develop� ment or re�astrtd purposeo. Purther¢�ore, Pnrmittee exprassly ngrees ta proparly sdvies all of ita a��mbers to uae extree�e csut�on in the us� nt presently exi�ttag meani of ' ingresa and egresa to said beach property and Permittee ackno�rlcd�ea �nd ia aware c�t tt�e pteeently �xisting righ[� of Lba�aea to the w�ter immedia�tely �dj�inina the Cfty`c I,aks Warhln�tan 8aach,�nci the Ci[y duc+s not. warrnnt ue�b! ' � �� .; � ,,� �;,� i�� P=�misee Ir► atiy Way. 'I:�: , ;i4 r- s , p�itl�• �.oun•4 , '? ,,; . , ,, � ; , . . . � .. .... , li �l- i':�ji1:JV6'C.'' �.:�' _:i+� �. S'y OL �:651LU1[ Cfl�.`S •w` �:.=� �i�.��,.T.:is �..�,14�1 . 1:,.{: , t f1 ?',.5:1 ^�'�S" . . /tt `'` day �f r ir a , 1.965 Corpo tion � >.. � � , � \, �.. � � Ly �:'' ' �'�L?'(%j� !'z By � ��' �yi I , \. . �. � :L..i.._i..L_� 1�layor ',�- �-' Pres,i�lenti�' , �4 �� /'� /�. , ay �l_� �•rr �� t�f-� �r.��,� , . _.. .�.�_ _..__ . ..._... .... __..__ _ _ _... __ .. (, li.J ;'IliN� �:, .�rPrtyt' j i'ry��1t � . _ _ f � _ _ _ .. . � � A'_piNE�A471 �:G" � � �� N �- , ��` � . � �«� �� i�� ,� ` �� '1'� BAIRD M. BARDARSON, M. D. ' C JV 227 -4TH PLACE f� _/� RENTON, WASHINGTON - s . _ ,, _ � ___ ...._ � _ _ �ipers of the ' _. ' _..�y Hall izton, ;. - l�:rae�= T�id,yo�° Cust��' s l::�te� of June 2�st to tiie :�etit:��i S�.iiiti� �'�, '. its im�lied threa.t to revo�e the temporary us� permit of tre _�'�on S��iling �lub has been met by the board of trustees Y^rith di�. ., . .ey have directed me to ^nst�i�r hi;; 1^tt�r r,art�cularl,y �-•ith re�� _ - his stateraent that o�__ ' . ' ' _� T ` �, , " � '. _ a public hazard. ;.� I say th�.t t?�, •__�t: ' ��. . , :_... -- .; ,; ._�___._ :_ __.__� _ ___ _ _..��d we are well on the vs�.y to teachin.��160 boys and �,ir� _.e eleruents of sailir�, respect of water and survival techniquF: ._ . . , . � , e w�.ter. The �.dult __ - -- -__.. • � - -. _ :thusiastic response . Our instruct;,-�::�-. _ _ •-- - _ � , � ' - � StUtZ Y1�.S Uoth a ��.��° ��.fc:�y 1YiSi.�'l;iC�O� S'U �1�.ti; Ii'O�il �::.� �::::� -��,� _d that; of Aquatic Administratcr fro:.7: t?:F B�y Scouts. �uring cla;-� �urs, l�ir. Stut� has been on Y:a,nd to s�e that the no-swimmin� res� . :_ons have be��n enforced; there has been no sti�rimming durin� schoo_. _urs. It would appear then., that contrary to Nlayor Custer' s stai � , �e presence of our personnel has greatly increased the public safe;;;; � `�'�: ��r�_zrd to sttiTimnin�. �^Ie can only presume that his assumptions a.re erroneous information, rot frar,i firs�--��^.nd observati�n. �i a �ti7arm ti��reekend sever^� ;:nni;s ��f�re the T�enton Sailing Club �_ .,�=�sses at the beach, a casual eount revealed ap�roximately ten _.ter s�i boats ar�d SO people on the beach, �any of the�7 vJading and :�r�ming. We tiaould not presume to comr.�!ent on such activities, but ��ly to point out trat such use of the Park has been cor��on lon; b��f:re _. �_�.i� club'-s arrival on the scene. .�;inr.in� about June 5 , private vehicles, ma.inly those of ��, ti•lere to be found in the Park. A �,ener�.l i�pression ti _ ;:-::.ted that this �•ras due to the irresponsibilit,y of the Renton S�.ilf__ _'„i�: ,�11Ca T,,i�1.� 1'0110�. �''� 1�-- r' •�- �'' .,�- .� ,.., � ,.41-(.. rn, r..y� n,,_ ' {``. . � � . ., � + ' � � - .� r'�rt. �e�a��t::�en� �aas ir1:i��ai�.t�:i;y- i�i�.._ .::ecl %�:yT �i�c �.erltoii .��____� �lub that a def�ctive loc�: preventEd closure af the park ch�in. _� �arentl,y no action was t�.ker, to remedy this . .�s fishermen be�an. to _� :-.lize the chain was unloeked, r�_ore cars bega.n to enter the P�,r?.�c. ,_ June 21s�, ��aith sorne tre1oid�:.t:_on �nd on our o�vn initia.tive, locks � re obta.ined and installed, v��i�h dupiicate ke,ys given to the Park ,r: r�m�nt . It is unfortunate that tr�e Sa�ling seho�l w�s thought ;: fault �nd Tf�e hope this clarifies the issue. �-ne Renton S��ilirig Club appreciates the trust nlaced in it by _. ;;'�;;; arld is conscicntiously atten�ting to live up to the terrns __a the spirit of the perr_�it . `sTe ��ould welcome visits by city officials the f�.cility and feel that �, first-h2nd knowled�e of tY!e service th�.� are providirg t� the yout�. of the eommunity woula re�.ifirm ,your con- �' '_dence in this 2s a, w�rthwhile ;ro�ram G.nd an. �:�;�ropriate use of pu'��ic - `'�,;`�1'}yr• ��.cerel,y yours, �� ;.i�d T�i. �a.�ctarson, T�':. D. �esident, '�nton S �i1in�; C1ub . __. ;_._. � ' ' � � Min�ites oi -�he Renton City Council Mec��_n� June 28, 1965 COMM?J�'T_CATIOTiS: (cor�t.) A lec-cer Trom City Attorney Shellan reported that QuiJc Claim Deed from the State of ��lashin�ton to the City of Ren�ton,covering 1,553 sq. �-c, of property near ' Ho��ser �Alay and Mill, contains a very de-finite reversion clause applicable immediately �zpon erdin� the public use of the subjec-c property. Ther�fore, it is very doubtful that -the City co�lld use said property ior purposes of exchan�e or sale since said transactions wo�ald not constitute "use �or public purposes" . I-c undoubtedly co�ild be ��sed for parking ard storage in which event the deed should be accepted. If the primary in-ten� is to use it for later sale or exchange wi�h private owners, then the deed in i�cs present form is unaccep�table unless the S�at� a�rees to delete its reversionary in�erest. Moved by Morris, seconded by Bruce, to defer action uncil committee reports later in the meetin�. Carried. A le-c�ter read from J. David Jense��, Planning Director, advised that the Planning Commission a�t its public hearing of June 23, 1965 considered �'che Final Plat of Hill- crest Lane and recommended its adoption by the Council. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, -co concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commissinr_. Carried. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer the ma��er -to the Law and Ordi- nance Committee for the proper documen�. Carried. Applica�ion from Ethel P. Lawrer.ce of Newberrys, for Keymakers License was read. Moved by Poli, seconded by Perry, to re�er the application �to -che Police and License Committee with power to act. Carried. A letter from Baird M. Bardarson, M.D. , President, Ren�tor_ Sailing Club, acknowl�daed a letter from Mayor Custer regarding hazardous ac-tivities at Lake iaashir.�ton Park and implied revoca-tion action on temporary use permit. The Sailing Club Board wished to report •the success of its junior sailing program in teaching 160 boys and girls the elemen�ts of sailing, respec-c or water and survival techniq��es in -che water and that rhe adult evening program is also receiving enthus- iastic response. Both instructors are qualified life guards and one in addition has both a G�a-ter Safety Instructor rating -irom the Red Cross and Aquatic Administrator from �he Boy Scouts and"no swimming"res=crictions have been enforced during the school ho�zrs. I�t was noted that prior to the sailing classes activiLy a count revealed 50 people on -�he beach ar.d some ten water ski boats using the area as well as priva�te vehicles whose owners were fishermen which problems did no'c result from the sailing cl�ibs prouram. The Park Department had been informed immediacely of the defective lock and ihe Club installed new locks �iving duplicate keys co �che Park Department. The Sailin� Club feelsit has conscien'ciously lived up to -che terms of the Permit and apprecia-�es the tr��s-t placed in i-c by the City. Officials of the City were in- vited -to -the facilitv �to get a first hand knowledge of �the service to the youth of comm��niiy off�red by this worthwhile pro�ram which was deemed an appropriate use of public property. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Perry, to refer the lefter to the Mayor for what- ever ac�tion he decides might be appropriate. riayor Custer repor'�ed that the City has pos�ed no swimming signs to replac� -those which had been removed and new signs had been pos-ced at the entrance to the park advising that 'che area was in development stage and roc open to unauthorized persons or vehicles. The creek area has been cleaned up which runs into the lake and it is hoped that the problems will be soon solved now pending. Poli �.nquired whether posting �he area absolves the City from responsibili�y. City Attorney Shellan advised that the City in postin� notices has given warring ro the public and if they still go in they are crespassing. The signs � strictly serve notice that this is no-c open to the public aenerally and the City has ' dor:e i-cs duty which is about all that can be done. The pendin� motion was subsequently carried. PROCLAMATIOD?: A Proclamatior. was read wherein Mayor Custer declared the week of July 4-10, 1965 as �afe Boatin� Week. Al1 Boatin� and Sailing interests were urged to publicize and observe Safe Boating Week ard *�o extend efforts throughou�t -the year as well. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Morris, to concur in che Proclamation by the Mayor. Carried. Mayor Custer inquired as to attendance at �he Renton Avia�cion Festival "Kick-Off" Dinner to be held at the Boeing Cafeteria June 30th at 7:00 p.m. . Tickets are $5.00 each. Parlcinv will be provided and a certain section will be reserved for Citv Personre�-• -3- ' ,� �, � � -�_ � �� ; � �� _ ' ., �,.� � .. �� .,-�" �1 COMMITTEE OF THF WHOLE May 3 , 19�i5 Recommended to concur with the Mayor ' s recom- mendation to amend the City Ordinance No. 2119 which concerns the Admission Tax on Fiorse Racing. Committee recommended to accept the revocable permit. for the Sailing Club to use Lake Washington �'�-�� Beach Property, and that the Mayor and City Clerk � be authorized to sign. Recommended the Mayor and Property Committee be allowed to obtain another appraisal on the Sewage Disposal Plant property; and two appraisals eacf� ' on the Cedar Rive.r property north af 6th Avenue I North and the Mother ' s Park property. , �` �.�.L ,� ,i c`� _:�1'yt� . :� , < , , ,.� '�' I Henr� Pec�ersen, Pr_esident Renton Citv Council � � ' I1'�AER��O:F`�:�:,;F [�[ET,�U ��,:e M;�y �7, 1965 From: �elmie Nelson� City Clerk Departxnenta? Account No. i To: G. M. Ghe112tn� C�ty Attorney Ex�e?�di��sre A�count Nc�. �I MESSAGE: ! The Sai].ing Club zlon� �:;:��ch myself, rPquest that yau check over the, enelased insurance certi�icatp ,�nd adviae if it meete nece�c�ary requirements. Th��nk vou. He1m�e � -, • � � � ,��m^tt �, , � „�.� ,_ � � - ' M ~e�4qN�-�OCMpP� � I IETNA INSURANCE COMPANY I Hanford, Conn. i This endorsement forms a part of the Policy to which attached, effeaive from irs dare of issue unless otherwise stared herein. Insured � RENTON SAILiNG CLUB, I�<�. Yol�cy 1Vumber End.No. Date Time Effective on and after � OTL 7B 57 92 � 5 I 5-15-65 12;�i 1 p .r�:. Standard Time. AL�VAYS REQUIRED The information above i.r requi�ed only when thi.r endorre�ne��a.r zrrued.rub.requent to the ar.ruance of the Policy. • ENDORSEMENT I T I S UNDERSTOOD aND AGREED THP.T 7HE CI TY OF RE i�i Otd I:: ! i:C;!_liilt� P:; ,^-P: 1�5�I T i .,.. _ NAMED INSURED BUT ONLY FOR THE AREA GRANTED BY THE TEMPERORY USE PERMIT OF T'. _ CITY AND (TS SO X ZSO FROM Tf?c '•.','r7EFFr:O,^JT NL^^!i' THE �UFF!_ETO^! r'!A�dT F�!'<CE A.':_ LaF<E ��:IASF?tNG70N PEACH PARK . Subject ocherwise co all che cerms,limics and condicions of che Policy. ' If attached after issuance of Policy,not valid until countersigned by an authorized agcnc of che Company. , J. GLEN LISTON AGENCY ��c � � '�'`�' � ��5�_��_ , 1-4�=Cfi�=2t9�-,-�9--- -- ---------------�-----------------�--------�---------6-_�_c��:; � Form 2-040-202 Ed.Sept. 58 � :_ _ ; : " C� N Authorized Agent .' G �_ "- ^; ':: , (Reploces 2-040-1) Printed in U.S.A. 1N�i.i'r2f�.i'�7GE — f�LL 1_if•i�� , _ C�:4TIF!('ATE A� �Be15RJR:-1R��'r � .� - :�i�� ' - ,�..�'� ,��t��'� ��jy{,.i� �-je 9`tNNC�� • ��^✓ " HARTfORD, CONN. �;(Eective 5i 15/�i5 TH1� IS TO CERYIFY TO �-�-rTv c�r �zr:N�r�N (Name of Cercificate-holder) Of_grN'P(1N_ T,iA SFtTNC.TCST1 " (Address of CertiGcate-holder) chat on the above date the f�llowing�escribed insurance policies,issued by this Company, are in full force and ef£ect; subject to all the tenms, candations, limitations and exclusions, thereof. DESCFtIPTiVE SCHEDULE �` Name of Insured �, NT4N SAZLTI�C�C�,d F. S�IC. �4: .'°-�' �..�_�1fdlii.�_ 2�� BARi� .tl��;t ----...� ____-__�_ Address of Insured_.�2.Z_4T�t�'.L�E,._.t�LQI�L,_S�Ai73IN�T4?I`I____------__-._�_. Location (,overed � _._--_._._. _--------___._-----_._._.�..,._�.___._.__.r_ _._.__.� Description nf I.ocation_ �3i;NTUN-� t3A�11TTI�ii�;L'�� ______� __ px Operations Cc�vered ` .�: y; � �yv. "�i: ? ��"- Policy Effective Expiration Limih of . kame af Coveroge � Number I Da4s I Date � Liabilify t , Workmen'a CompansoKon I I I + Statutory « Pu5([c I.iabiGtyr$od31y Injvry (NotAutn) � lUn , r U00 cach erson U�,L 78 5:1� S/15��_.�"_[1�[66 ____� 3Q0 ��00 each ,ieciclent �- Publie-liability--Propeefy Romage (Not Auto) � 25 ,OUO each accident �(Explaaia4, Coliapae, Underprovnd Hazards �T �r �t Not Cov�red Unlet� qtharwlss Statad Horein) $ — ,00� aggregate Pra�duen-8odily aojvry $ ,000 each person � ,0�� each acciden[ $ ,�� aggregate ProdueFs—proparty Damags $ ,000 each acciden[ � ,000 aggregate f,:ecifle CoM�actual—Bodaly injury � ,��0 each person $ ,000 each accident '';,:c€':c Conhatlivat—Property Damag� � , C!u �0 cach aa:i�1�'ni I 1 �l,�� .!�'. , �.�<<�� I I I i I I I !'._;famtabile—Sodily lnjvey ' ,�' ,�JO e:�cli i�erso:a � ,n�o carh accident �_��tomobile�—Property Damage � � � i � ,�� c;tcli :�cci<1��tit I I I I C�rglary , ;'".cte Glaxs � � � ' ��;a,�:ludin� coverage for khe followir�g incidental written �brcements: (1) any easemc��. .�_;:��.�r��n+, <.��:��r,! i�� •�. nection with a railroad grade crossin�, (2 any agreemene required by mumc�pal or�linaiicc, c:.xcc �t in cuiin�.ctioii �vith. work for the rnunicipality, (�S) any e�evator or escalatar maintenance agrcement or (4} any �case af premises ameement. Should any of tlie above described policies be cancelleci before the normal expiration date th�;xeof, the Cornr,ri r�y �vi11 give.l.O.......day's prior written notice of sucla cancellation to the above named Certificate-holder. �. Gi_ E� N l_ ! :�`f' O �l '' i,'wSUft/-�' C � — AL_L L.1PdES �y � �i� l`--"—A—� s. --�,_._-... �, �-` ` a;�� % thorized �lget�t i'�:�.�!�.; 8'�g. b b 2nd v=�.�Scattle 4,Wr�„ (A��r�t rsr �3rar�e�t O�ice to send Home �ffiee One �uplitate CQ�ry far each Policy list,�d Fi^rc ;:�} RORM QOO•f ED.APRIL 82 PRINTHD IN V.B.A. (REPLAC@S ED.S�PT,b4) � r � . �� • ' �� ` • � ' • � I1'�'�ER�O.F�:��:��F :[y1:E.iv�U Da�e May 17, 1965 From: Helmie Nelson, City Clerk Departxnen�a? Ac�ount ^� To: G. M. �h�71an, Cit�� Att�rn�v Ex�e��+�.di��;r.e A�coun* " MESSAGE: � It�� ; iliu:� l: lii;� ;� I��ii^_ ,. . ' I', ;n'�� -i� ll . i'i�r�ii��-1 l ;i�il you check over the enclosed insurance certifical� and adv�� i I' i t inr��t= ;��•��:��-� r��;�i ��-r�in��,it;. Thank y��<<. �-��';;:_ - Helmie ' ' . • i r Y � � , � . �( \ ;� - �, � •�� , , `` . �i� .�, . \ .. i �`, ` 1 .�( � , � � 1. �'� � A �V � ,�`� � � \`�y r �� ,/ � i �� ', -�t�� 1 , �� i ,�' � �, u � P` • . 1 �' �,.., 0 . �/ �'�'� ' ' `� , V' � ,,' \ ' � �� ``,` . � ;,` \ '�� f, \ �, ��! , i �� `� � l ' '�. � J l` \ � ., � \ l � 't� � ` � � t.•%,. '; ` , �>% �i i ` `� � �, , � � �- � �, ;1 �� , ,�; . � � P �i �� ;_�� . . r Y ; � `� .clb�� v� � � "�. '. !3� / ' `w -J � � . _ . . �.�� . _ � __. --�•a� , � �. � , �. -� K � ' r ` . .'`'� � �° � � �. � �l V� 4 S !-� � , ; -ner � / i i � , . � , ; - - �� '�:� E3 E A C N ' 1 �f� , ,."-� ---� �? : � , �//' �,_. . 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BARDI-1RSON __ _ _ _— -------- __ ' Address c�f :I»surc�l�. 227._ 4th_PLACEr .R[-'NTONI WASNING_�ON_._M___._.__._.._...___..... .�__^__�__.__..._....�_.— --- .._._ _._ .,_....__. _.. --- . _.__ _.__ ,_. _ ..�__.__�,.__.._._.._.__,._.,...._._ _.._._______._._..__�... Locacion C�,vered RENTON�__wASNINr70N Operations Covered I Policy Effective . I Expirafion I Limits of Name of Coverage Number Date Data Liability Workmen's Compeasation I I I Statutory * PubUa linbility—Bodily Injury (No�Aufo) � ��,Ql)U e:ic h prrrun OTL 63 35 89 5/(5/66 g/)5/67 � 30Q,�lt►U �•:�,.►� :��•��c _ . __ _.-- ---__ _____._ ___.__ . __. . - _-_ _ _ ___ . _. * Public Liabilify—Property Damage (Not A�to) � ' 2}r ,UUU ��:iili ar�i�lcn[ � (Explosion, Collapse, Underground Ha:ards t� u �� • Nof Covered Unless Otherwise Stated Horein) y� !� . �IT .� r�VO e��C(t�:l(C ,. Produets—Bodi�y lnjury � ,UU� e.�ch person � ,U00 cach accicient . • � ,000 ahgregate Produch—Property Damage � ,0�� c;ich accident $ ,00� ,��y;rc�a[e Sp�cipe Contractual—Bodily Injury � ,�)�1�) e:u l� ��aryun ._....�.,.�_.,-_- .._.... -- -. _ � �(1(lil ru�lt �u�i�lrnl . __. _ ... . _ _ Speclflt Confra<tval--propurty Damapa . � ,�11)O r.i�li ui�i�lrtlf � ,1)00 ;�R};rc};rite , • I I I I ' I I Automobile—Bodily Injury ' I � ,��0 cach person ,— -----_- _-- $ .uO0 rach accident __ ---- ------- —--------------------— �utomobile-=Prope►ty Damag• �P .U�)Q Cnth ar�ti�i��nt _._..._.._....._._ ..___ .. . _.-_ _ . _.._. _ _ _ __...._ _._._.__... _., _ ...._ _.._,_,_..__._ _ . . . _ _ . -...._ .. __ ... l�ueQlary ' -- ----r- --. � . ,.... __ .�. . _, _ _r „__ . , .- - . .._.. .. ..___ .. r't«�o Gln�x ,._. . . -.._.__. .�,..�,�,.....,�.......Y.,.. '�(��clu�c in�; �:uvcr�:a �c t�ur ilie fulluwis►}� iu�icic�it:trwtiucr��.if�ir.e�rtrui�;7�I j��it�iy r,i:ir.iiu �it':i��cctuettt�,�txcr.�� it� cu�t= i�cetion w��l► a rai�ro.ia gracle crussin�;, (;?) auy agrceixicnt reyu�red by ►nunici�,a! urcfinance, exce��t in �urtnectiou �virfi work for ttie muniapality, (3) any elevator or escafator in�iin�eriance agreemen� c,r (4�) any lease of prernises �+a�-eement. Should any of the above described policies be cancelleci betore the normal expiratioii date ttiereof, the C:ompany �,vill �ive... lQ .. day's Prior written nouce of such cancellation to the above narned C:ertificate-holder. ., � .<-r .,�-, , .- h, q •;� O i� , , , 1 , �� . : • � ,• i ir ,.ir:�.5 BY_ , _ ' --- — .-' -.c__r;,... c� — C - �__. -._ . . . . .�._ _ � ,.�:,�. . ,.1 :�, . . :��,W.� � � ��- ,. _._.. Autler�rized Aj;ent __.._ , .�;.�•,a �� i�...��.>� �i�ico to spnd Homo OF�ic�,,-t7no Duplicate Capy far anch policy li�tc�d horec�n) .�.� n��u.� vn AMqll.�J rniNron tN i� •, � . _ . . __. -- - -- --- - -- - � - ' - -. � ,. �,r--' , \ ��fi . : . t , _ - - 'l ,��' ; � : Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting tcont.) May 10, 1965 COMMUNICATIONS: (cont.) Mr. Ruggles and also with the County, since a portion of this street lies within their jurisdiction. !1 vote on the motion carried. The City Clerk read a letter from the Washington State Highway Commission relative to the North Renton Interchan�e, setting forth the division of work and the financin� of this project. The following is the division of work: City's Portion A. Design railro��d bridge B. Purchase all right of way from the Interchange (Station 1b+63.5 westerly) . State's Work A. Prepare plans for all right of way, �rading and paving B. Purchase all rights of way for State's portion (ABC) and Interstate C. Advertise and award contracts for all work (possibility of one eaception which would include the railroad overcrossing) �1 copy of Resolution No. 1572, adopted by the Highway Commission on April 20, 1965, was enclosedtwith this letter, which indicates the break in participation in funds at Highway Engineer s Station 17+00, although it is possible that Bureau approval will be obtained on Interstate participation to Station 16+63.5. This change would, of course, sliUtltly decrease the Cityts portion. An application from Atperican Shuffleboard Sales Corporation was read, requestin� that they be granted a l�cense to operate Shuffleboard #323 at the Cougar's Den Tavern, 219 Main Street, Renton, Washington. Moved � Poli, seconded by Bruce, that this application be referred to the POLICE AND LICENSE COMMITTEE with power to act. Carried. The Clerk read a letter from Margaret W. Evans commending the �hief of Policc and Captain Ernie Henry for their assistance when her automobile was involved in an accident on private property during her absence from the City. Mrs. Evans expressed her appreciation for the promptness in answering her letter and investigating this accident as their findings were of the utmost importance in the case. APPOINTMENTS � A letter from Mayor Custer was read announcing the appoi.ntment of James R. Hawkins and W, R. Lally to membership on the Municipal Art Commission. These appointments are to fill vacancies created wh�n other members moved from the community. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Hulse, to concur in the appointments by the Mayor. Carried. PROCLAMl1T IONS The Clerk read two Proclamations by Mayor Custer decl�ring May 21 and 22, 1965 as Poppy Day sponsored by the American Legion �luxiliary and announcing the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Forei�n Wars of the United States. The Mayor urged all citizens to support these organizations by the purchase of these poppies. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Perry, to concur in the Proclamations of the Mayor. Carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS OLD BUSINESS Council President Henry Pedersen presented for readin� the report of the Committee of the Whole meeting of May 3, 1965, with the following recommendations: 1. Concur with the recommendation by Mayor Custer to amend Ord9nance No.. 21I9, which concerns the admission tax on Horse Racing. Moved � Schellert, seconded by Gianini, to concur with the recommendation of the Committee of the Whole and that the matter be referred to 'the LAW AND ORDINANCE COMMITTEE for presentation of the proper ordinance . Mayor Custer pointed out that this amendment would clarify the ordinarice in that the tax would be charged only on the admission price and not on any addi.tional amount for a reserved seat. The motion carried. ;; 2. Accept the revocable permit for the Sailing Club to use Lake Washin�ton Beach � Property, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authorized to sign the permit. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to concur in the recommendation of the Committee of the � Whole. Councilman Garrett reque�ted that the minut��.: :,l�o�a thar �t i� 11��c. irric�.�tir�n ��f' � � . -,�._. . • . � � � � t�linutcs of thc Renton City C�uncil Mceting (cont.) 5-10-65 � COMMUATICATIONS: (cont.) �\ of the Council that thc Srii]in�* CJub �zccept resPonsibi_licy for �11 pcople <�t L-lic be��ch by \ virtue of this ��ctivity, �s children not particip��tin�; in the lessons might be attr��cted � and should be covered in the Clubts liabil�.ty insurance. Upon inquir.y �zs to �aho would bc ) cli_giblc to par�icip�7tc in thc S�7iling C�ub's progr�m Dr. Bard:irsot► st�ated t�1t the J_cssons ! �aould be open for anyone from the 4th gr��tdr up. Ro11 cal]. vnte was takcn on the pending � motion with Bruce, H�i1se, Schcllert, Garrntt, Tri.mm, Del�uienti., and Morri.s votinb aye, � and Pederson, Dnhl.quist, Gianini, Perry, <-�r1d Poli, no, seven aycs �nd fivc nos, L"21C �L"�Ot1 C��I'Y1CC�. 3. Recommend th<�t thc Mayor �7nd ProPerty Committcc be ��uthorized to secure another appraisa]_ on the Sewagc Disposal Plant property; �nd two apprai.sals each on thc Cedar River property north of 6th Avcr.uc North and the Motherts Park property. Moved by Dclaurenti , seconded by Pol.i, to concur in �the recommend��tion of thc Committee of the tiJhole. Counc9l- woman Dahlquist objected in that the City has received no offers for the purchase of this proper.ty. Discussion ensued as to the �dvi.sability of securing apprais�ls in aclvance and it was pointed out that this motion only provided author�.z��tion in evenc: zPpr:tisals arc necessary. Councilwoman D��hlquist noted that considerable thoup� should be given to this mat-ter beforc disposin; of ��ny park property. !1 votc on the pending m�tion carlicd. Councilman Hulse advi.sed that he would have a written rePo�•t on his trip to thc �`1SP0 Conventi.on in Toronto to presen�L- to the Counc�1 next i�ecic. Councilman Perry gave a vcrbaJ_ report on the �1SP0 Convent;on in Toronto and �hc follo�aing are a few of the hi.ghli�hts: (I) Thc freeway going Toronto servcs �-�nothcr �urPo�c in that in some are��s, trces h�ve bcen planted to hide unsiChtly industrial <�re��s from the vicw of those L-ravcling the freeway. (2) M��ny high rise apartments are being constructed �n and n�ar the business centers. (3) A new bank is being completed, 56 stories in hcight covering an area of 4.5 acres and �vill employ 28,000 people. (��) There is a uni.que shopping centcr entirely covcred, with a wide variel-y of shops. (5) One area of Torontots business center i.s made up of very old bui.ldin�s �ahich have been restored to retain the ch�rm and be�uty of the past. (6) Toronto has numerous townhouse developments and as an example, i.t �aas notcd th�t these were rented as follo�•�s: 1 bedroom units - $120.00 and 2 bedroom units - �1�i0.00 to $150.00 per month. (7) Six miles of sub�aay systems h��ve been completed at a cost of $63,000.000. (8) Traffic signlls ..-�re no�a controlled by a �.5 million dollar computor system. Councilman Perry stated thtit he had a variety of Urochures which would be left in the Mayor's Office for an;�one ►alio might wish to ]_ook them over. Councilman G�rrett commended Mr. Perry for a very complete report. Councilman Hulse noted that from the meetings and planning sessions he had attendcd, none of the metropolitan cities lvill be <able i-o handle the�.r peak traffic loads without some typc of auxillary system and felt that a study should bc undertaken. He thou�ht i.t would be advisable to have the Planning Di.rector and City En;ineer look into this mat�cr and sce where Renton will fit into the plan twenty years from now. Moved by Hulsc, seconded by Schellert, that the PLANI�iING DIRECTOR and the CITY ENGINEER be instructed to review this matter to see if Renton should cooperate with other cities in this area in .� Mass Transit Study. The motion.c�lrried. NEId BUSINESS Councilman Hul.se announced a meeting of the CaPital Improvement Committee relati.ve to the Priority List, to be held on tlednesday, May 19th at 7:30 in the Council Chambcrs. Moved by Hulse, seconded by Delaurenti, that Vouchers 8879 through 8974, previ.ously a�proved by the /�ccounti.n� and �1uditing Committce, be approved for payment. Carried. In reply to an inquiry, Counci.lman Schellert advised tha� the [aays and Means Committee had nothing to report at this time on the fin�ncing of the St�dium. Councilman Gianini brou�;ht up the matter of fold5ng chairs to be used in the si�zdium. It was noted that these chairs can bc purchased for less than $1.00 �c:ach and thi� �.ould be far less than the cost to bui.ld them. Moved by Trimm, seconded by Dahlquist, to concur in the recommendation by Counci.lman Gianini to purchase -�he 2,000 chairs suitaUle for use in the proPo�ed grandstand i.n Liberty P,�rk for thc sum of- $700.00. Carried. --�- � TELEPHO AL 2-4417 , - � N y- � RE�-,eo� �� ..� ��"' . . ; , . - J . (rI. I: N I. 15 'PON , � � INSURANCE-ALL LINES �� l ' � " � � � / i y ASKA BUILDING - SECOND AND CHERRY 'i v r SEATTLE, WASHINGTON 98104 y�� 1:a�- _ ..:. �; . iJi. :�c�iT'C',. .,.• �'�ry'�::uY'5Gi'. �27 4th P1. tienton, Washin�t��::. ��.�r '�r. Bardarsor, '?E: RENTON SAILIPJG CIT'�', T' .;. '�":ris �,�ill confirm my telephone conversation tna� = -:ave p3�aced with the Aetna Insurance Co. Public �iability Insurance in the amount of 100�300,000 �'odily Injury & $ 25,000 Property Damage Eff. May 1;`::':�. 1965 for the above Club including protection far t�:� City of Renton. 'tle original poly w..� ��r-�,.,_.:_ ..��,_ �_ I r.�ub ---.._. `'r�r the CitjT wil� iollow s-�c�.�t�,:. � _:.��U ... �. ��, _`�.�__�_----- �' ��=.�� , . � � CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY • � = � , Gerard M.Shellan, CityAttnrney Arthur L. Haugan,Ass't.CityAtrorney / �� , ��- .; - Hon. DozYal� '�i. C:zster, �ia,.-,:: City of _...___. _ �ity Ha11 Renton,��..,._ - ;�:�n_�_ _,. . ...... ,e��.'..� .. , .. ....�y .,"_ . . Dear Sii : Enclose� _ . __ _ __. .__ _..�._ ... , ..., .�_ . . �. �._ �, - � . Revocable Fermit thal we izave prepared. You wi12 notice rha:: have added some clauses and provisions in addition to ihe ones previously mentioned by you in your letter and discussed at ;- _ Council meeting. We also suggest, in order to avoid any cc .:` :: _ later on, that a sm,all sketch be attached to this Permit, a��; , prep ' , __ _.. a. .o _ � _. a;:w.a ��✓ t_� i,� ' � : xE,�3 C� � ��{."1� 'a n-� ,a Perrni... If We �a - _ ,:.' ." ._. . ;,_, ..�; ,. . ..- _ �. . .� ,. _� : :..." .�.., • i so advis:�. i7e rema'_r �r. . iv_....a Luy� .� , . , HAUGAN��SHELLAN & FAI:. ; _. �;,�`_" ' ;i �. ;�;. "� �'�Gerard M. �e ' �- (�i .,T `_��o�'ne� GMS:nd Encl. cc; Aelmie Nelso �. Gene Coulo.�� Jack t�'i1so:E .� . .. � , . � t:�nutes of the Renton City Council Meeting (cont.) 4-26-65 C^'::�UPIICATIONS: (cont.) A communication from Mayor Custer in which the Council was informed that the $11,200 "loan" from the HNFA for use in planning the previously proposed library building may not have to be repaid upon construction of the new library, was read for Council's information. Due to failure of bond issues based upon these plans and because the currently proposed library has little correlation with the previous. plans, it is possible that the Government will write off this loan. It was noted that evexy effort will be made to obtain a release from the Federal Government of the City's obligation to repay this loan. A communication from the hiayor was read wherein he recommended an amendment to the Horse Race Admission Tax Ordinance No. 2119 to clarify the matter of which admissions are to be taxed, by deleting all references to "reserved seating" . Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Schellert, that this matter be referred to the COMMITTEE OF THE �dHOLE for discussion. Carriet' The Clerk read a report from the Mayor relative to the request of the Renton Sailing Club for use of the Lake Washington Beach property, with the following recommendations: (1) That the Council grant to the Renton Sailing Club the temporary use of the S. E. 72nd Street site for a boat storage and launching site. (2) That the Council authorize the Street Department to clear and fill this site to make it more readily accessible and acceptable. (3) In the event any complications should ensue from the City's efforts to improve this site, that the Council authorize the temporary use of 50' of waterfront and land to a depth of 200" along the Shuffleton Plant fence in Lake Washington Beach Park to the Renton Sailing Club, providing the necessary "hold harmless agreement" and evidence of liability insurance is first obtained from the Club. (4) Regardless of which site is finally determined upon, the City should require, as a condition of use, the installation of adequate sanitary facilities, the posting of appropriate signs, and contractual arrangements for adequate policing of the area used, in the interests of the public health, safety and welfare. (5) It should be the City's stated policy that the S. E. 72nd Street site will be^ome and remain a boat launching site. At some future date, this site could be made available exclusively for power boats, and the sailing club may be able to make full use of Park Department facilities in Lake Washington Beach Park when permitted. The Mayor stated that he had gone over the request from the Sailing Club and that if the SoEe 72nd Street site was not suitable to the club, recommended that they be granted a one or two year use-permit along the Shuffleton fence, to be terminated at Cityts request. A hold harmless agreement shou3d be signed by the Club, and would not present any problem, however, the matter of safe access is a very definite problem. The Mayor noted that the proponents of this plan were responsible people, that this is a good plan and it is a proper use of water front, however, he did not feel that safety features have been entirely taken care of at this time. CounciTman Garrett asked the Mayor if he would state his primary recommendation on this matter. Mayor Custer replied that he would recommend that the Council grant to the Sailing Club the temporary use of S. E. 72nd, and further that the City clear and fill this property. Upon inquiry from Councilwoman Dahlquist on costs involved here, an estimate of $1,000 was made by the Mayor. Requested to speak on the matter, Mr. Coulon stated that the Park Board had covered these points with the Property Committee and although they had some different -�houghts, in general they were in agreement. At this time it was moved by Morris, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the recommendation of the Mayor. Councilwoman Dahlquist stated tier o'_�jection to this motion in view of the fact that the cost of the work to clear and fill �,:nis property is still not known, and no decision should be made until this cost is deter- mined as this work was included in the Mayar's recommendation. The Mayor called for comments �rom the audience relative fo this matter. Dr. Baird Bardarson, 320 Renton Street, spoke in behalf of the Sailing Club, outlining the program to be offered. Relative to the offer of the S. E. 72nd Street site, it should be noted that a house projects 13 feet on this property which could cause some delay in obtaining use of the property and time is running out for this grogram. The Club has not asked for the 72nd Street site, and it is doubtful that their plans cauld be carried out at this location. The site af the Lake Washington Beach Park was chosen because it is centrally located and easily accessible to the children who would be participating in the program. -3- � N � Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting (cor.t.) 4-2b-65 COI�fUNICATIONS: (cont.) At this time Councilman Morrzs withdre4? his motian with consent of second. It c,as then moved by Garrett, seconded by �forris, that the C,��ncil ��ant the Sa_iizx�� Club th�� .se of the Yark property as requested, Councilwoman Dahlquist stated she was not in favor of going against the Park Board recommend�-� - tions. The Board was established to consider recreational matters and have made a thoroug`� study of the question. They are more familiar with the problems involved here and are still concerned over many matters involving this request, including the problem of safe access t� the property. A bond issue which would have provided the funds needed for the developmen` of Lake Washington Beach did not pass. rfrs. Margaret Evans, 403 Grandey Way, speaking from the audience, commented that the Council should take a more forward look in this matter. She noted that in her opinion there is ample visibility from both directions to permit safe crossing of the railroad tracks and that this program would be of great benefit to the young people of the City. rir. Charles Shane spoke along the same lines, that this would be a good use of this property and that permission would be granted only by means of a revokable permit. With reference to fees, Mr. Jerome Faull, 316 Renton Street observed that there is an admission char�e made at the municipal swimming pool and Mr. Robert Edwards stated that this would be no different than the dues assessed by most youth groups, such as scout or;anizations. Mr. T. J. Hogan stated that although he was not opposed to the sailing program, in his opinion this would open the way for other groups to make similar requests, including the use of this beach for swimming. Mr. Gene Coulon, Park Director, again expressed the concern of the Park Department and Park Board that other groups would be attracted to the area. 'Jpon inquiry concerning access to the property, the City Attorney advised that the City has been negotiating with the railroad for some time relative to sharing in the cost of warning signals for the crossing of the tracks, which are necessary for safe access. Councilman Bruce stated that apon further consideration of the matter, he felt he was now in favor of granting the request of the Sailing Club. �1 ro1Z call vote was taken on the pending motion with Bruce, Schellert, Garrett, Trimm, Delaurenti, and Morris voting aye, and Pedersen, Dahlquist, Gianini, and Poli voting no, 6 ayes and 4 nos. Motion carried. Moved � Garrett, seconded by Schellert, that this matter be referred to the ItAS�AND' � ORDINANCE COhII�tITTEE and the CITY ATTORNEY to draft an agreement to be presented to Council for approval. Carried. The Clerk read Mayor Custier's letter appointing Mr. Ivan Umbedacht to serve as Renton�s representative to the Green River Flood Control Zone District Advisory Committee. This appointment is subject to the review and approval of the Board of County Commissioners. Moved � Poli, seconded by Schellert, to concur in the appointment by the Mayor. Carried. PROCLAMt�T IONS Proclamations by Mayor Custer were read declaring the month of Apri.l, 1965 to be Teaching Career Month and the weelc of April 26th through April 30th as "Life Insurance ideek". Moved � Delaurenti, seconded by Dahlquist to concur in the Proclamations of the Mayor. Carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS OLD BUSIN£SS Council President Pedersen presented the report of the Committee of tihe Whole recommending that the Council proceed with the purchase of the 0'Neill and Rhodes property at the price of $9,000 and $15,000 respectively, located in Site 4 and that the monthly rental for the Rhodes house be set at $25.40 per month with a six month maximum term. Moved by Poli, seconded by Schellert, to concur in the recommendation of- the Committee of the (Jhole with referral to the LAW AND ORDINANCE COMMITTEE . Carried. Upon request of Council President Pedersen, the Committee of the tJhole was granted more time for the study of the proposed exchange of property with Seattle City Light. The Clerk read a joint report of the Park Board, Purchasing Agent and the Property Committee wherein it was recommended that the City accept the low bid on the backhoe attach- ment for the Park Depart[nent from International Harvester Company, 20636 Pacific Highway South, Seattle, for a total of $2,929.63, including tax. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the recommendation of the Pro.per�:y 1',c�mar�t�QP, park Board and Purehas- ing Agent. Carried. -4- � � � , � . N � Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting (cont.) 4-26-65 COMMUNICATIONS: (cont.) A communication from Mayor Custer in which the Council was informed that the $11,200 "loan" from the HHFA for use in planning the previously proposed library building may not have to be repaid upon construction of the new library, was read for Councilts information. Due to failure of bond issues based upon these plans and because the currently proposed library has little correlation with the previous. plans, it is possible that the Government wil� write off this loan. It was noted that every effort will be made to obtain a release from the Federal Government of the City's obligation to repay this loan. A communication from the Mayor was read wherein he recommended an amendment to the Horse Race Admission Tax Ordinance No. 2119 to clarify the matter of which admissions are to be taxed, by deleting all references to "reserved seating" . Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Schellert, that this matter be referred to the COIrII�fITTEE OF THE WHOLE for discussion. Carried. The Clerk read a report from the Mayor relative to the request of the Renton Sailing Club for use of the Lake Washington Beach property, with the following recommendations: (1) That the Council grant to the Renton Sailing Club the temporary use of the • S. E. 72nd Street site for a boat storage and launching site. (2) That the Council authorize the Street Department to clear and fill this site to make it more readily accessible and acceptable. (3) In the event any complications should ensue from the City's efforts to improve this site, that the Council authorize the temporary use of 50' of waterfront and land to a � depth of 200" along the Shuffleton Plant fence in Lake Washington Beach Park to the Renton Sailing Club, providing the necessary "hold harmless agreement" and evidence of liability insurance is first obtained from the Club. (4) Regardless of which site is finally determined upon, the City should require, as a condition of use, the installation of adequate sanitary facilities, the posting of appropriate signs, and contractual arrangements for adequate policing of the area used, in the interests of the public health, safety and welfare. (5) It should be the City's stated policy that the S. E. 72nd Street site will become and remain a boat launching site. At some future date, this site could be made available exclusively for power boats, and the sailing club may be able to make full use of Park Department facilities in Lake Washington Beach Park when permitted. The Mayor stated that he had gone over the request from the Sailing Club and that if the S .E. 72nd Street site was not suitable to the club, recommended that they be granted a one or two year use-permit along the Shuffleton fence, to be termi.nated at Cityts request. A hold harmless agreement should be signed by the Club, and would not present any problem, however, the matter of safe access is a very definite problem. The Mayor noted that the proponents of this plan were responsible people, that this is a good plan and it is a proper use of water front, however, he did not feel that safety features have been entirely taken care of at this time. CounciTman Garrett asked the Mayor if he would state his primary recommendation on this matter. Mayor Custer replied that he would recommend that the Council grant to the Sailing Club the temporary use of S. E. 72nd, and further that the City clear and fill this property. Upon inquiry from Councilwoman Dahlquist on costs involved here, an estimate of $1,000 was made by the Mayor. Requested to speak on the matter, Mr. Coulon stated that the Park Board had covered these points with the Property Committee and although they had some different thoughts, in general they were in agreement. At this time it was moved by Morris, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the recommendation of the Mayor. Councilwoman Dahlquist stated her objection to this motion in view of the fact that the cost of the work to clear and fill this property is still not known, and no decision should be made until this cost is deter- mined as this work was included in the Mayor's recommendation. The Mayor called for comments from the audience relative to this matter. Dr. Baird Bardarson, 320 Renton Street, spoke in behalf of the Sailing Club, outlining the program to be offered. Relative to the offer of the S. E. 72nd Street site, it should be noted that a house projects 13 feet on this property which could cause some delay in obtaining use of the property and time is running out for this program. The Club has not asked for the 72nd Street site, and it is doubtful that their plans could be carried out at this location. The site of the Lake t+lashington Beach Park was chosen because it is centrally located and easily accessible to the children who would be participating in the program. -3- . a � � Minutes of the Renton City Cauncil Meeting (cont.) 4�-26-65 COMMUNICATIONS: (cont.) At this time Councilman Morris withdrew his motion with consent of second. It was then moved by Garrett, seconded by hiorris, that the Council Urant the Sailing Club the use of the Yark property as requested. Councilwoman Dahlquist stated she was not in favor of going against the Park Board recommenda- tions. The Board was established to consider recreational matters and have made a thorough study of the question. They are more familiar with the problems involved here and are still concerned over many matters involving this request, including the problem of safe access to the property. A bond issue which would have provided the funds needed for the development of Lake Washington Beach did not pass. rfrs. Margaret Evans, 403 Grandey Way, speaking from the audience, commented that the Council should take a more forward look in this matter. She noted that in her opinion there is ample visibility from both directions to permit safe crossing of the railroad tracks and that this program would be of great benefit to the young people of the City. Nir. Charles Shane spoke along the same lines, that this would be a good use of this property and that permission would be granted only by means of a revokable permit. [Jith reference to fees, Mr. Jerame Faull, 316 Renton Street observed that there is an admission charge made at the municipal swimming pool and Mr. Robert Edwards stated that this would be no different than the dues assessed by most youth groups, such as scout orbanizations. Mr. T. J. Hogan stated that although he was not opposed to the sailin� program, in his opinion this would open the way for other groups to make similar requests, including the use of this beach for swimming. Mr. Gene Coulon, Park Director, again expressed the concern of the Park Department and Park Board that other groups would be attracted to the area. Upon inquiry concerning access to the property, the City Attorney advised that the City has been negotiating with the railroad for some time relative to sharing in the cost of warning signals for the crossing of the tracks, which are necessary for safe access. Councilman Bruce stated that upon further consideration of the matter, he felt he was now in favor of granting the request of the Sailing Club. � roll call vote was taken on the pending motion with Bruce, Schellert, Garrett, Trimm, Delaurenti, and Morris voting aye, and Pedersen, Dahlquist, Gianini, and Poli voting no, 6 ayes and 4 nos. Motion carried. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Schellert, that this matter be referred to the LAfd AND' ORDINANCE COMMITTEE and the CITY ATTORNEY to draft an agreement to be presented to Council for approval. Carried. The Clerk read Mayor CusterTs letter appointing Mr. Ivan Umbedacht to serve as Rentonis representative to the Green River Flood Control Zone District Advisory Commit�ee. This appointment is subject to the review and approval of the Board of County Commissioners. Moved by Poli, seconded by Schellert, to concur in the appointment by the Mayor. Carried. PROCLAMATIONS Proclamations by Mayor Custer were read declaring the monih of April, 1965 to 'oe Teaching Career Month and the weelc of April 26th through April 30th as "Life Insurance tJeek". Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Dahlquist to concur in the Proclamations of the riayor. Carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS OLD BUSINESS Council President Pedersen presented the report of the Committee of the SJhole recommending ' that the Council proceed with the purchase of the O�Nei11 and Rhodes property at the price of $9,000 and $15,000 respectively, located in Site 4 and that the monthly rental for the Rhodes house be set at $25.00 per month with a six month maximum term. Moved by Poli, seconded by Schellert, to concur in the recommendation of the Committee of the SJhole with referral to the LAW AND ORDINANCE COMMITTEE . Carried. Upon request of Council President Pedersen, the Committee of the t+lhole was granted more time for the study of the proposed exchange of property with Seattle City Light. The Clerk read a joint report of the Park Board, Purchasing Agent and the Property Committee wherein it was recommended that the City accept the low bid on the backhoe attach- ment for the Park Department from International Harvester Company, 20636 Pacific Highway South, Seattle, for a total of $2,929.63, including tax. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the recommendation of t�ie Pra�erty 1'�ma'rii:t�A, Park Board and Furchas- ing Agent. Carried. -4- �i• �{ , - �,;� ryy, '. ... • . _ _.. �: ' .�.. �.., . ._ ._. •.:.�. . . . .._ . -... . . . .. . .r .'IJi�A��Y�.!..L ��: �.. . . .. . A.��._.��A .. L._ . .., . � � / "fy/�✓v ,. � � � �� : �, : 1. ��Y�'A' _ -t � !�. ( y !'.,'�. _3�j �. i �B . ��LlY.ruC E`,j�:`.�, ��UU W�UU � _ �`� �a�`` ��A/q S H�N G T O 1V fhe let Tronsport Copi�ol of the World � � �'`:t ' _ , � � �� ' OFi=10E OF THE MAYOR �i. � �:: D. W. CUSTER. MAroH � , r. , �.�("��+ �1 �� ,Yj�'�� Abri1 26, 1965 e��u1 P+R�ha {�i.�'�itl4N[.� Members of the Council City of Renton At the last C:ouncil mee�ing tl�c Mayor w��:, rc��{��:�t<'cl by motion to study and make a r�commendation ta thc Council concerning the request of the Renton Sailing Club to use Lake Washington Beach Park as a l�oat launching and instructional site. I have studied the situation at some length and have directed that the alternate site, SE 72nd Street, be surveyed by the Engineering Department to cletermine its availability for use. I have also consulted with repre- sentatives af the Club and the Park Department concerning the arguments for and against the Club ' s proposal. As a result of my studies I reconunend to the Council the following: l. That the Council grant to the Renton Sailing Club the temporary use of the SE 7%nd Street site for a boat storage and launching site. '? . I suggest the C�uncil autYioris�,e "he May��r t_c� di 1-ect the S lreet Departmerit to �lear and t:i 11 th i �s r; i t c� to make it more readily accessible and ace<�ptable. 3 . In the event legal complications should ensue �i�(0 from the City' s efforts to improve this site, I suggest the Council authorize the temporary use of 50 ' of water- �1� front and land to a depth of 200 ' along the Shuffleton � Plant fence in Lake Washington Beach Park to the Renton �� ,,_ Sailing C1ub, providing the necessary hold harmless �� __, <.�greement" and eviclence of li�bility inst�r_ance is f_irst �� >}�i ,�i_ni��l i �-��m tl�c� Cl iil>. . -,T.�� . -- . • , . � � . Council -2- April 26, 1965 I 4. Regardless of which site is to be used, the City should require, as a condition of use, the instal- lation of adequate sanitary facilities, the posting of appropriate signs, and contractual arrangements for adequate policing of the area used, in the interests of the public health, safety and welfare. 5. It should be the City' s stated policy that the SE 72nd Street site will become and remain a boat launching site; it might be possible, for instance, to make this site available exclusively for power boats at some future date, and tYie sailing club may be able to make full use of Park Department facilities in Lake Washington Beach Park in the future. I submit these recommei�dations to the Counc.il. for consideration. c- ' �L�z��.�-- �� _ _______, D. W. Custer, Mayor . , � � April 6, 1965 f3aird ��. tiardars�h, P1.D. Pxesident, Iter.�on Sailinr Clut� 320 l2enton St. Renton, Wn. Dear Dr. I�ardarscna iVith referrence to your r�c�uest o£ �farch 24� �or access ta �k� Washin�ton Beach proporty, the Council has requested yaur presence at the Co�wittee af the 1Vhole s�eetin,� to be held April 25, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Cha�bers. At Ehis �eetinr this matter f Mi1Z be brougtht to tha Committee'a atten�ion, Very truly yaux�s, CITY pF RF:NT(}N llelmie �t� NeI son City Clerk iiVVN/s� � � 1 � . � . � .c� l.;Ywr;,,_ i� f �_ � r�I�� ' � � � �"'�' . �. �� .�,�� ,. �s-� � �-+u ` / .-�� L� l� � ; � G7ashington ��a� � '�J : y24 1 65 �� -,� �;;�� 9 .��,� �.�_ �-�e tien�� ity Council ,i ty of .��i�ton -�:nton, -:=:shington ,ntlemen: -'he Renton Sailing Club has recently incorporated as a non-profit ��^��niza.tion and is well a.l.or�g in its plans to off�r sailing lessons �`.�� the youngsters of this area st�rting June 14�. The pro��;ram will 1�e :lf supporting and o��n to all boys and girls from �th grade u�. ..��istration for ul�tisses will begin soon �.nd 10 dinghies �re �n _ . , . , ,_ ,_,. , ,, ,. -, ,_ ,�. y _ _. ,. ,, _, , �an . _ - _ _ � ' �~ �.� ;. =d b.y residents of the Rer_ton �..reu f^r ' _^e^ �rincipal reasons: ,_ . `:.'o provide this he�.lth,y reereational outlet to bo,ys ;a,n.d girls of our cor�munity whieh offers a�o �u�'.^ _lrc ��r��. ; �hough we have the Lake at our doorstepr . _ • -� � .. _. .L _ . '.Lo est<< s water acces� f:�r ^��,��1_� '�n '� __�_ �, '-' ,�i � �, ,f � ,i . _ . .. :.e-� 1 .. i E: , �r,,. �_.. � �. l��i..`';^ t�1j Or.r��iT'l.r!:_, �Z"'-1`` !.1?l.� CU.r' �ro;ram of sailir� lessons, open to all, which in ;��ost communities is available only through yacht � club me�bershiz�. This will draw attention to the � f2Ct that Renton' s interest in. its extensive Lake ',�'ashington frontage is not totall« ,_n_�'��stria�. �^� i.� ��ow appe:�.rs to the casu�l observe��, feel that our organizution represents a stron� pool of loc�-:.� ` � _.iling talent and interest which begs for expression to the yc�? : � - � � f our community. The sG.iling pro�r�.m has been offerf�d to the c:-: •. -. - :_rou�h the Park Board which has denied the essential access to the Ir' 1-��rough La.ke '�Jashington Park in these words : "-moorage or storage o�' '�-.:-i- _,.i l � ..��f- �,-. ..-,n z^1:,,,i�--�--o� i v� 'r rn Z c+ . �,t- �-��n j c� n» -,r�Z 1 t 1�n n f�r,n tt , � , , T . --_ _ � �' — , 1 . ' � - '7 j ( , , . / , � � w� . �1--••� f`; '-.- ('� ..,�,.^r?il , .. " _ � ;i' ��_`�',� . Li1;, LOLii1C;11 t;= 1:'_.tir1.c..� .:1� , r.... . _,i . _ _ �'(ti. .�t,`�� y`i I�:� -'.. to use and development of the p�:rk. We sug�est that the �ublic interest i s not be�n,� served b,y allowing this �,�re�.t �.sset to "ur c�mmunit,y, its lake front, to be denied to loc�.1 .you�h who U1ish to learn to sail in a supervised pro;mram at no cost to the eity. The + ^;:��+�es of th� ::�enton S�.ilinz Club are anxious to meet with the council to further present our pro�;ram with a view towards its earl,y �;��1Ementa,tion. ��incerely, �� . �`� . ��.ird I�; ;�.�-�rd�rson, .�resident i-�enton Sailii� Club 320 Renton St . �:enton, ��+ash. ,�. ._� ;i�r I ' �� / 1 _,�- � -'. �� c , k�: :;, 4��' ; ,f � _ `.,1�`�`,t-c�t ' '�":�;�. ___ �� . �:�._, ��, ' _ ;-� . �, ,� � , { �- �� - t} f - . , -.� 4 l �� ,, '. ` . �' \ �\ .`'�� \ '` l ��.� � , `� �\ '` � t \ � , � � � `� �, �l � �, . ,�-- ��; �, `�,, � � , ,�. � .� �rY � � � �J ,� � � � � � '� , y�1� - �/ . . �,,, _ �.. ±\ 1 ' � • `� , \\ /' . . . 't \ '. . / � � . �. ( I ` ��} ' � , . .. . � -' ! � \ . ��I . . . 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