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J. -.Wolin nays* Dear Sift I have examined your plan and proposal for the dis- posal of 'tom waters that originate or will originate thro .C;. the development of resident Park ;:cabers 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. Tour plan prop* sea to extend tLe storm lines on th Avenue North and 9th Avenue North westerly to terminate in large rock Knells either on Federal Property or Rarest rest right of way. The public j'.ousing Administration has rejected the ;ro- posal on the premise that any uuch installation i uL. jeopar- dise the sale of the property. The City of Renton lust also reject this installation on the N. Street richt of twny by reason of the anticipated street improvenent, together with a predicted oonditian that would resolve into an unsatis- factory raintenance operation. very truly yours, CITY OF RIME Jades L. ', i,hton, City !hgineer CITY OF R 1V T O N KING COUNTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR D DROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUGAF ATTORNEY COUNCILMEN THOMAS W. TRIMM, PRE DR. JOHN F. BEATT E HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFICE t CHARLES DELAURENTI ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POLICE RAY E. HEPPENSTALL F. E. LAWRENCE VERN H. MORRIS WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF DEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEER STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTILI PIES E o ibe'���p7� 4� 4��` DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXANDR BUDGET CONTROLLER '. -7 Balch «.. _ 6050 35th Avenue N. E., Seattle 5, hlasant-tm Attentions :Ir. J. Benjamin Hayes 40 Dear Sir: Please be infaom-ied teat the construction of the ce- ment concrete driveways or. 5441 Avenue North between N Street and M Stet is unsatisfactory because of the excess height of the depressed curb. Final acceptance of this section of :v;:nue ;.orth will be withheld until the condition has been corrected. We also find that the flared section of the - d ie of unsufs`icient width to permit entry by a pass- enger car when another vehicle is parked opposite the drive- way. You are requested to construct the driveways to con. form to FNA Standards Data Sheet SM•IO1. • • Very truly yours, CITY OF a TON Janes L. idaon, Cif Engineer JLHadr July 7, 1961 Mr. Albert 9alch 8050 35th Ave. H.E. Seattle 5, Washington Dear Firs This letter is to advise you that the City of Renton has approved the curb and gutter installation for the streets in President Park No. 12. It is recommended that you backfill behind the curbs before you comlenoe paving work to prevent displacement. Very truly yaurs, Jack Nilson Acting City Engineer JWsmc CITY OF RE N T O N KING COUL. i Y , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAU(:AN COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY THOMAS W.TRIMM, PR DR. JOHN F. BEl.TTIE HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFF DER CHARLES DELA URENTI ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POLICERAY E. HEPPENSTALL VERN H. MORRIS F WALTER P. REID F. E. LAWRENCE FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON /! j,. 1I����,, GEORGE D. SWIFT STEVE TAMBORINI CITY ENGINEER A t 2 , 1954 VERLE R. V ETZKE DAVID J. PUGH SUPT. OF UTILITIES DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXANDER BUDGET CONTROLLER 7r. J. Bemjamin Hayes O-35th Avenue Northeast Seattle 5, Washington Dear sir, !Cu ir'l.Il recall that in the preliminary discussion of the develop lent of the property north of President Park Ntanber .s, I had aired you that am: planning ehould co'zider the ex- tension of loth Avenue north eastward from Raritan Highlands as a primary arterial street. The advisability of this p1annin is held to be essential because the disposition plan for Renton 174411121xte war hxneing project a lim ates `lth Avenue North aS a through street. I appreciate your co-operation in platting Number 7 and Number 9 to conform t; this is planning, and I ari amere that you have not acquired the north 30' of 9th Place Borth in Number 7. Inasmuch as 9th Place z orth will be a primary arter. Sal, the finished roadway muet be a minimum width of 361. I request that you defer the street grading on 9th Place Nkert2:, except for construction use, until the matter of full right of w^S and street roadway width has been settled. Very tray yours, Jf"ts,±r, t 111.11 ''' I, atTrM r*t+ r{F irk 171:c li JtHtdr CITY OF 1 E N T O N ICING COUNTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUGAN ATTORNEY COUNCILMEN THOMAS W.TRIMM, PRES. DR. JOHN F. BEATTIE • HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFICER CHARLES DELAURENTI ANC BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POLICE RAY E. HEPPENSTALL F. E. LAWRENCE VERN H. MORRIS FIRE CHIEF WALTER P. REID BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEER STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTILITIES ELTON L. ALEXANDER J� l7, 5 DR. LOYD A. WHITE BUDGET CONTROLLER it. Albert Belch 0,5.0 35th Avenue "'ortheast Seattle 5, Washington Res rss rapt Park 3. 7 Dear Sir r The aft/tams of water wins and sanitary sower later• als in President Park No. 7 have been constructed it accordance with: the approved awns and Pity of Renton !Thee!,f cats ons and are hereby accepted. A dray nage plan for the adeqiat-: disposal of storm waters and possible aubterrenean waters has been awed. Inasmuch as work is wing in w eor ance with theplan, the linage system for this pri jest is accepted. 9th Avenue !;orth has boon paled and is accepted. ose portim a of 9th Place North, 31 9tr s't and It Street that are within t`:t e project have been roag cradled and -y-ou are re- quated to withhold t1 a ravtnr until weather conditions will peewit. It is however rlutliaUy understood an4 aiireedthat the paving of the streets will be conmploted according to theplans and specifications approved by this off ices prior to July 1s 1955, r the'basis ref this area t ?Id the aline of a per- ferriatnce bond with the City of Renton in the amount of ' 4500 OO this a,-aunt being the ectimated cost of canpletin mule) that the offsite work ar required by the Federal Rousing Administra- tion per subdiv!.sic n report for President Park ' o. 7 will be completod by July 1st, 1955, free and clear of any liens, assoes mtc or other chart es, the streets in f resident Park o, 7 are hereby accepted. Very truly y urss CITY OF RENTIN ranee Iy. 461,014 c i r E,N4i eer ai s dr CITY OF RENT O N KING COU1v _ Y , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W ROUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAU GAN COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY THOMAS W.TRIMM, PRES. DR. JOHN F. BEATTIE HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFICER CHARLES DELAURENTI ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POLICE RAY E. HEPPENSTALL F. E. LAWRENCE VERN H. MORRIS FIRE CHIEF WALTER P. REID BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEER STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH January 18, 1 95i VERLE R. VIETZKE y 1 SUPT. OF UTILITIES -J DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXANDER BUDGET CONTROLLER r. Albert . alch 3050 35th Avenue 7'ortheast Seattle 5, Washington Ret President Park No. 7 Dear Sirs The water mains, sanitary- sewers, and storm sewers within the plat have been constructed in accordance with the approved plans and City of Renton Specifications and are here- by accepted for continuous maintenance. Disposal of these wastes away from the plat is the responsibility of the City of Renton. Work in connection therewith is being perforn.ed by the City with no liens, assessments or other charges to be ~lade against the property within the plat. 9th Avenue :-orth has been paved and accepted for riaintenance. Those portions of 9th Place hhorth, 4 Street, and N Street that are within the plat have been rough graded and you are requested to. withhold this street paving until weather permits. It is however mutually understood and agreed that the paving of these streets in accordance with City of Renton Specifications will be completed prior to July 1, 1955. The City of Renton herewith warrants that this work will be completed by this date free and clear of any liens, assess- ments, or other charges against the property within the plat and upon completion will accept the streets for continuous raintenance• Very truly yours, CITY OF RENTON James L. Highton, City Eneneer JLHsdr 2, \ '°N —>\2�'Vc.1 �N7441S�-d I� tool =+11 O(7) zD '/SON '?10 A. n 0 :,d-1 1� `.1.icl'1C '`21." =l �SN\�S W2101S s.?s`d11Nv'S 1(P, NO.1,N'1e C' ,C 1D f 94, V OP_ - 0 Ai (5.- ,-bi co- e (, ' a 9( . .,Ai „, 0, /2" - . • ' Jd de; c co b c'z6' ,sz N 5 •rw J 'h�o 'ON .i.a�) „-Lot Ill g1 L - S Mil -.. 0- o i /52 ,N,W WI oN S ,-Id 9 wl_01 • \? '%4 _, ++ a, ,}Qw t $ L 5, di a A VI I , 2 q i7Z 0 I 4)7 'eN ----/t\Vj cu I I (— _ _ :a7--"I tll t,Ot i.c 4 rr alx� N'vV I I CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY November 1 , 1962 Mr, Jack Wilson, City Engineer City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City Dear Jack: Enclosed you will find a copy of a letter received from the First Investment Company, which we trust is self-explanatory. Apparently they are unwilling to sign a Quit Claim Deed to the alleged 12 ft. gap. We would suggest that you doublecheck this matter with the title company to determine exactly the status of ownership. The City Clerk has in her possession the policies of title insurance. If we can help in any further way, please let us know. We remain, Yours every truly, HAUGAN & SHELLAN rard , Shellan City A torney GMS:mr Enclosure CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF C TY ATTORNEY November 9, 1962 Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City Dear Jack: After some additional correspondence and telephone conversations with the officials of First Investment Company, we are glad to advise you that they have signed the Quit a'm Deed to cover the so—called 12 foot gap in the prior cscr' tion used. / The original of said Deed is enclosed 1terewi'th and we recommend that same be placed on record without e-1 We remain, // / Y r very truly, U, N & SHEL //4v/ V' �_ • / Gerard M. Shellan .City Attorney i GMS:mr Endlosure cc—Mr. Gene Coulon l Mrs. Helmie Nelson October 25, 1962 First Investment Company President Park Development Co. 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle 5, Washington Attention: Mr. H. Warren Leitch Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City of Renton Dear Mr. Leitch: we hereby make reference to our previous correspondence and delivery of Deeds from your company to the City of Renton which instruments are dated December 6, 1961. We have been advised by our City Engineer today that upon his checking the legal description, it appears that there is a "gap" of 12 feet between the land heretofore conveyed and adjoining property. Apparently this was due to an error in describing a parcel to the north so that this 12 foot strip was left out by inadvertence. In order to acquire title to this area, we are enclosing herewith the original and one copy of a Quit Claim Deed to said strip with the request that you have the proper officials execute same and return to us in the enclosed self-_ddressed envelope. We remain, Yonne''very truly, ROSAN & SHcn1AN //1/"( (Jerard M. cha,?.)nn City Attorney CMS:t r Enclosures cc-Mrs. Helmie Nelson, City Clerk Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer OFFICE OF THE C!TY ATTORNEY P.O. BOX 626 2271/2 WELLS ST. RENTON, WASH. November 1 , 1962 First Investment Company 8C'O 33th Avenue N. E. Seattle- 5, 'iashington Attention: Mr. H. Warren Leitch Re: Acguisi tier. of park property by City of Renton Deer Mr. Leitch: Thank you for your letter of October 30, 1962. In checking with our City Engineer todey we 1eerned that the county authorities are carrying this so-called 12 foot gap on their rolls listing you as the owner thereof and taxing you for same. This 12 foot strip is hooted to the north of the parcel conveyed and abets 132nd Avenue Southeast. We therefore suggest that you verify this with the County Assessor end Treasurer since you undoubtedly were not • aware of the fact that said strip is carried in your ownership. We are therefore returning to you the original and copy of the Quit Claim Deed. If you have any further questions, we request that you call our City engineer, Mr. Jack Wilson, directly. We remain, Yours very truly, neanAfi & SUELLAN 2 (/ rard M. Sbell.n City Attorney GIS:ter Enclosures ec-Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer Ctrs. Holtnie Mel son, City Clerk PRESIDENT PARK ...bettelopmeni ea. 8050 Thirty-fifth Avenue Northeast • Seattle 15, Washington Plaza 7901 • 1} rmont 5555 'l'»F:er BAu:tt October 30, 1962 Mr. Gerard M. Shellan r'ity Attorney City of Renton Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Shellan: Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City of Renton A search of our purchase files and records concerning the property which was conveyed to the City of Renton December 6, 1961, shows no record of the 12 foot "gap" which you mentioned in your letter of October 25, 1962. We never purchased it when we bought the land and have no claim to it. Therefore, we are return- ing the quit claim deeds. We suggest that you check the Auditor's records through your title insurance company for ownership. Yours very truly, PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. FIRST INVESTMENT COMPANY • By � te „ Xr-17/ H. Warren Leitch General Manager HWL:em Encl. 2 \, October 24,, 1962 Gerard Shellan, City Attorney Renton, Washington Dear Jerry, Enclosed is the original and two copies of the Quit Claim Deed you requested for the 12 ft. strip of land adjacent to the new President Park site. It was the City's intent to acquire this parcel at the time of the original purchase; but, apparently due to an error in describing a parcel to the north, this 12 ft. strip was inadvertently left out. Very truly yours, Jack Wilson City Engineer JW:mc Enclosure: October 24, 1962 Gerard Shellan, City Attorney Renton, Washington Dear Jerry, Enclosed is the original and two copies of the Quit Claim Deed you requested for the 12 ft. strip of land adjacent to the new President Park site. It was the City's intent to acquire this parcel at the time of the original purchase; but, apparently due to an error in describing a parcel to the north, this 12 ft. strip was inadvertently left out. Very truly yours, Jack Wilson City Engineer JWsmc Enclosure: oeCeC _ 4-1% *iseeor_ 1114 trsa, COMMUNITY BUILDER Ntt tilt,. 7/ � REALTOR ��� Ilk 8 0 5 0 3 5 T H AVENUE NORTHEAST `� _ SEATTLE 5, WASHINGTON ,, f IIiI A „P. del. •) .,Jq. August 16, 1955 geWe/%ez VIEW RIDGE WEDGWOOD PARKWOO WEDGWOOD PARK WEDGWOOD ROCK • PARK LANE PARK AVENUE • PARK ROW PARK MAY R A I R JUANITA Mr. Jim L. Highton City Engineer Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Highton: Would you please at your earliest opportunity write a letter accepting the streets and utilities in Albert Balch's President Park No. 7. All of the streets have been paved, and we have a very large number of loans that can be closed. We are anxious to have these loans closed so that we can start building some more houses. Yours sincerely, ALBERT BALCH AB:omk CITY OF R ....: N T O N KING COUNTY , WASHINGT I JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUGAN ATTORNEY COUNCILMEN THOMAS W. TRI MM. DR. JOHN F. IIEATTIE HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH O=FICER CHARLES DELAURE: ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF 'OLICE RAY E. HEPPENSTA. F. E. LAW RENE:E VERN H. MORRIS I WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDS° JAMES HIGHTO.1 GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGIN=ER STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF U rILITIES February 21 , 1955 DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEX\NDER February Aa J BUDGET CO (TROLLER le. Albert Balch 8050 35th Avenue Northeast Seattle 5, Washington Attentions "•x. "'cnja:iin ":ayes Dear ;.ir s The plane for the storm 'Amor system, sanitary se,_ ers, and eater mains, for the development of President Park . 9 and No. 10 have beer, approved, however, please be inform- ed that this approval does not grant permission to install these utilities on pla tt&. riiht of ways for which title has not been conveyed to you. I refer specifically at this time to the west one-half of N Street betwele 9th Place north and 10th Avenue {orth. Very truly yours, CITY OF RU TON James L. i`:ighton, City C.ngineer MItdr C I T "( OF RI N T O N KING COuNTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOI:OTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W ROUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUGAN COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY THOMAS W.TRIMM, PRES. DR. JOHN F. BEATTIE HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFICER CHARLES DELAURENTI OLIN A. HANSEN ANG BUSATO RAY E. HEPPENSTALL CHIEF OF POLICE VERN H. MORRIS F. E. LAWRENCE WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDSON GEOR D JAMES GHTON C CITY IENG ENGINEER tatober 27, '1 54 STEVE E M SWIFT u+r•,a �w iI .L/.�N STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTILITI_S DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXANDE! BUDGET CONTROI LER tr. L1bsor i'alck 8 50 35th ivenue Ycrt4 east Seattle ;, Wathir;gton Attentions Y..r. J. ,:enjsaalu Hayes • Pear Sirs • he west.3J feet at stre at right of way in :'resident 'suek o. 9, to ary kaowlydgse, hass not Dean acquired for dedi- cation e.!: of this date• :his right of way will provide or the extension of N 'treet, north from nth Place " ortn. You ssa t re q ae steel to withhold the paving of thin portion of 'r Street until such time as the full right of way hae been ac- quired. • ".:ours very tray, CITY OP'. KE. F' N fans L. i ig'a},on, City engineer Jtf s dr CI 1' Y OF R ... N T O N KING CuuNTY , WASHING N JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUG.,N COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY THOMAS W. TRIM ES. DR. JOHN F. BEA"TIE HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFICER CHARLES DELAUR. ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POL CE RAY E. HEPPENSTA, VERN H. MORRIS F. E. LAWRENCE WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF � �ry��y� "� `ltBEN. J. JAM ES HIGHTON i•cto✓e 27, l9 4 GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEE. STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTII ITI ES DR. LOUD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXANDER BUDGET CONT 2OLLER :IN, Albert E+itilCLl - ' P.(3� 35th Avenue ztorthesst :,eslattt- S, W shincton Attentions :r. J. anj in : real Sirs The praliuincry planning for the future-ir.:provte- nest it ? street fmt . ?. 12ath :traet to S. r+ 112th Street tnd x aatem that this otreet will be a principal arterial end ultimately will be toprovcd to a minim street wteth of 36 feet. Tour !. .iiM.ng; layout,plan in Pretsirie r:t Park ro. 7 hae far dwelling Lnite front-Ins on M Street. Pleas be advised that any 'cork on V, Street NiuOt confess to this *=g irt:~, of aul r. to be with :1d and incorporated into ttze general *pavement went plan for 4 Street. Very truly- .,es CITY OF REM011 • Jame. t, Notion. dify triginter • fisdr CITY OF R N T O N KING CC NTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR D)ROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUGAN COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY THOMAS W. TRIMM, PRES. DR. JOHN F. BEATT E HUGH D. BRUCE CHARLES DELAURENTI HEALTH OFFICE OLIN A. HANSEN ANG BUSATO RAY E. HEPPENSTALL CHIEF OF POLIC E VERN H. MORRIS F. E. LAWRENCE WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEER STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH Cctober 27, 1954 VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTILI TIES w L DR. LOYD A. WHIT ELTON L. ALEXANI ER BUDGET CONTROLLER 11r. AlLert T alch 8050 35th Avenue Northeast Seattle 5, Washington • Attention: rr. J. Penja:J.n hayes ''ear Sir: Please be informed that the Public Housing 1.dminis- tration has incorporated into the disposition plan of the Renton Highlands War ' ousing project a change in the align • - vent of 10th Avenue :?orth that will conform to your platting of 9th Place forth in President Park Eo. 7, 2 and 10. The dispostion plan also eliminates the connection of 7th Averr- ue "north with. L. Street. under this planning, the extension of 10th Avenue I orth wi11 constit; te the principal arterial„ particularly for fire rrctection, and you are requested to conutruct 9th Place North to a minimum width of .36 feet. I am aware that as of this. date, the north 30 feet of 9th Place North has not been acquired for street right of way; and therefore you will be unable to construct the street in the center of the proposed 69 foot right of way. In view of these conditions, you are requested to withhold the paving of 9th Place North until dedication of the north 30 feet to the city. Yours truly, CITY OF R._,i:TuN I James L. liighton, i:i y- ingineer • JLH:dr RI ,e„_,e„/„ 14,\) 4(0, itAt 111 lap*Ati ....so:111111t COMMU N ITY B U I LDE R ,j� / REALTOR /I 8 0 5 0 3 5 T H AVENUE NORTHEAST >� 1"f� "'"- 4.1 _ C SEATTLE 5, WAS R N G TON ',I, J)1''f� 11, December 1, 1955 Fa. � gene%eex /. VIEW RIDGE WEDGWOOD PARKWOOD • WEDGWOOD PARK WEDGWOOD ROCK • PARK LANE City of Renton, PARK AVENUE PARK ROW Washington PARK MAYFAIR JUANITA Attention Mr. Jim Highton, City Engineer Dear Sir: Re: Albert Balchts President Park No. 7 and No. 9 As you know, we have filled in the sunken area on 9th Ap be ae North, We will pave over this area as soon as you feel it will settle no longer. Very truly yours, ALBERT BALCH AB:ob B L��li To Wham It May Concern This is to certify that an 8" steel water line was constructed on ;s Street for the development of President Park; said water line being located approximately fourteen (14) feet vest of the east line of Tax Lot 111 in the NW 1 of the S Wa of Section 9s Township 23 North, Range 5 T.W.M. The .location of this 8" line is on record in the files of the City of Renton Engineorinc Department. ent. Ua os 1. /4gaon, City Engineer 1 April 17, 1961 Mr. Albert Balch 8050 - 35th Avenue N.E. Seattle 5, Washington Dear Sir: This letter is to advise you that the City of Renton has approved tho Storrs Suer and Sanitary Sct er Installation. for President Park no. 12 and has accepted sane for maintenance. Very truly yours, CITY ,)F RENTON Jack Wilson Acting City Engineer JWetg 9 WASIIINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 8O3 SECOND AVENUE MAIN 1534 SEATTLE 41,WASHINGTON CERTIFICATE FOR PLATTING REFER TO: B-482493 James L. Highton, City Engineer Renton, Washington Dear Sir: In the matter of the plat submitted for your approval this Company has examined the records in the offices of the auditor and clerk of King County, State of Washington, and in the office of the clerk of the Federal Courts holding sessions in Seattle, Tacoma and Bellingham, and from such examination hereby certifies that the legal title to the following described land, situate in said King County, to-wit; South 2 acres of the southwest quarter of the south- west quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W.M. , EXCEPT the west 150 feet thereof, and EXCEPT the north 50 feet thereof; The north 66 feet of the south 198 feet of the south- west quarter of the southwest quarter of the north- east quarter of said section 9; EXCEPT the west 150 feet thereof; The east half of the south half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of said section 9; EXCEPT the south 198 feet thereof; and The east half of that portion of the north half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of said section 9, lying south of the south line of the north 4 acres; ALL being Albert Balch' s President Park No. 8, according to plat recorded in volume 54 of plats, page 27. is vested in PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO., a Limited partnership, frE from all liens, encumbrances and objections, except as follows: 1 . Right of the public to make all necessary slopes for cuts or fills upon the lots, blocks and tracts of land shown on the plat in the reasonable original grading of all streets, avenues, alleys and roads shown thereon, as granted in the dedication of the plat. B-482493 Page 2 2. Sewer easement as delineated over the west six feet of lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 2 on the face of the plat of said addition. 3. Exceptions and reservations contained in deed from Northern Pacific Railroad Company under which title is claimed, recorded April 12, 1890 under auditor' s file No. 51717, and amended by instrument recorded May 28, 1954 under auditor' s file No. 4450143, substantially as follows : Excepting and reserving unto the grantor, its successors and assigns, forever, all minerals, including coal and iron upon or in said lands, together with the use of such of the surface as may be necessary for exploring for and mining or otherwise extracting and carrying away the same; but the grantor, its successors or assigns, shall pay to the present legal owners, or to their heirs, successors or assigns, the market value at the time mining operations are commenced of such portion of the surface as may be used for such operations, or injured thereby, including any improvements thereon. This Company further certifies that as shown by the real propert; rolls in the office of the treasurer of the County of King, all general taxes levied against said property have been fully paid up to and including the year 1954. This Company further certifies that, as shown by the official rolls in the office of the City Treasurer of the City of Renton, there are no unpaid special assessments against said property, EXCEPT the following: . 4. Local improvement assessments, if any, levied by the City of Renton. This certificate is up to January 24, 1955 at eight A.M. SEATTLE ci\tc47:1:c NN, NY 1)\\ ,,, W.-ee Preside ONS:JM t1. �cuc. at7fe ie5>�S 244 Z, j 4/ 8//6 4 6/ //,, 6 4e "7,-- c/4 o/ 46' o c,/ 10/ / 2, 3c/ a/ e//c Z '�B b74 d^ P6 /�t,,1' 0/ �Trac l % l /J; 3'/G v 7 if//c of 41/0 elf `, 7a F /0 o/ 1e/z5 6,7 "g f _ . I 1 1 i U s; c E I it Q x, QUIT CLAIM DEED ;� THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH: That we, I "U WOC:k e L T 1i Co N of King County, State of Washington, for and in consideration of the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar to us in hand paid and in further consideration of the general public welfare and the special benefits accruing to us therefrom, do, by these presents grant, convey and quit-claim to the City of Renton, a municipal corporation of the State of Washington, for street, alley and any other public ises and purposes, the following lots, pieces and parcels of land lying and being in said King County, State of Washington, and described as follows: 1 N T ""to io (=T • 0 ire. wes ►-Jc ckt -r o F- "I- o ' C v �. Cy�Z. o T 44 Ni sIJ L= G V T`--Z o = S mac_l', o c:;j l a w►J��1 23 Po 2. a., L ES S 'RC ?o CLr e ,.) Q c 22`s p �=.r--1" `?4‘7?-vL I t...402T 3o ,O rT . -1-+4 TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said described premises unto the said City of Renton, its successor or successors for the use of the public forever. WITNESSETH our hands and seals this day of , 195 . (SEAL) (SEAL) WITNESSES: STATE OF WASHINGTON)ss COUNTY OF KING ) I, , a Notary Public in and for the said State, do hereby certify that on this day of , 195 • , personally appeared before me to me known to be the individual. . . described in and who executed the within instrument, and acknowledged that signed and sealed the same as free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Notary Public in and for the State of Washington Residi.na_ at in said County. - V(I • '44:1;;(10. - I COMMUNITY BUILDER r' ) " V -111 REALTOR4iimAIEN III 8 0 5 0 3 5 T H AVENUE NORTHEAST �rl l� J-"' _ C SEATTLE 5, WASHINGTON i I1 1I'i1 I !1 It Augu:,t 19, 1955 ge e/o/i(R< ,J, VIEW RIDGE • WEDGWOOD PARKWOOD • WEDGWOOD PARK City of Renton Engineering Department, WEDGWOOD ROCK • PARK LANE Renton, 'Washington PARK AVENUE • PARK ROW PARK MAYFAIR • JUANITA Attention: Mr. Jim Highton Gentlemen: Re: Albert Balch' s President Park No. 6 and Albert Balch's President Park No. 7 de have been informed by our engineer, Mr. Ben Hayes, that all of the utilities and street surface improvements have been installed to the satisfaction of your Engineering Department. In order to clear the FHA final inspections for the above two subdivisions, it is necessary that a letter be supplied to us stating that all of the work has been completed and accepted for maintenance by the City of Renton. In the past the FHA has taken exception to the wording in some of the letters regarding this acceptance. In the FHA Subdivision Report of March 8, 1954, the FHA requested, under Section 8 regarding maintenance: "Submit 2 copies of evidence that the following have been dedicated to, and accepted for continuous maintenance: a. dater system by the City of Renton. b. Sewerage system by the City of Renton. c. Streets (including drainage) by the City of Renton." Thank you for your cooperation. Very truly yours, WEDGWOOD REALTY CO. and PRESIDENT ARK DEVELOPMENT CO. By BHD: B. " . Donahue m err : b'ao. • G V .�s/ « 4,"fit.' �,,r A - _ " i 2 Ll, 4 4 F.C/ST _ LAY ..74 LF G"C..t LL'i'es -- i /C r. i4?G'"C 4/0,r- /4•--.- -F- 1..i, V4 ti 4,1 zo, kL.ikilr .3i1 iv. . 1 : wS ,,m t,,,,,,,, 1 ,,,,J ,,, 1 1Y t�, 4\5, 4_/,,,i,,v) istx .1 ,,t .1 N :.4Y .111 LF G"C.t. P/p 4 co a (2VO No. iit 4 sy `v P_t4 j 4"sr 4t- a 7:" 1 ,....— CITY OF RENTON UTILITIES DEPARTMENT o:PF.S/l:7 Ai7 ellee A4, 1Z DR, �LATE/A 40- ; `.,. /'` /Qp.' PROJECT~i W.0. 4 C;H. DATE : Si1;L'T / OFF iA/a Appgn A 6fE i f?,..E - Yi'- CITY OF RENTON SPECIFICATIONS FOR WATER MAIN INSTALLATION Pipe & Pipe and fittings shall be installed as scheduled on attached plans. Steel pipe, crosses, tees and bends shall be O.D. steel, 10 gabge, dipped and wrapped with 23i lb. asbestos. All pipe and fittings shall be fabricated to conform to AWWA specifications C-202.49, c-203-57, C.207-55 and C-208-57T. Cast iron pipe, crosses, tees and bends shall be manufactured to conform to Aa:WaA. specifications C-102-53, C-106-53, C-108-53, C-110-52 and C-111-53. All pipe and fittings shall be designed for a minimum water operating pressure of one hundred fifty (150) pounds per square inch. Gate Val Valves installed shall be cast iron body, non-rising stem, full bronze mounted with double disc gates. All valves shall be designed for a minimum water operating pressure of one hundred fifty (150) paaads per square inch and shall conform to A.W.W.A. specification C-500-52T. Each valve shall be provided with a standard square operating nut and shall open by turning to the left. Valve boxes of the type currently in use by the City shall be furnished and installed for each gate valve. Fire Hydrants Fire hydrants shall be Corey type with a 611 inlet and a minimum M.V.O. of 5w, two 2i" hose nozzles with National Standard 7i threads per inch and one 411 pumper nozzle with Seattle Pattern 6 threads per inch, 1?-$ pentagon operating nut and open by turning to the left. Hydrants shall be constructed with flanged connections and shall be furnished with fi. to fi. or fi.. to M.J0 auxiliary gate valve conforming to the specifications listed for Gate Valves. Working parts of fire hydrants shall be made of bronze and provision shall be made for drainage of barrel to protect units from freezing. Fire hydrants shall be of such length as to be suitable for installation with connections to piping in trenches 31-6" deep. Installation Installation shall be according to plans furnished by the Utilities Dept., unless otherwise approved by the Utilities Superintendent. The Utilities Superintendent shall be notified prior to the start of actual construction and it will be the responsibility of the Developer and/or the Contractor to secure all necessary County or City permits and.required. All fire hydrants, tees, bends and plugs shall be adequately blocked with poured concrete blocks oast in place and have a minimum of 1 sq. foot bearing against the fitting and 2 sq. feet bearing area against undisturbed soil. Blocking shall bear against fittings only and shall be clear of joints so as to permit taking up or dismantling joint. Fire hydrants shall be tied to the hydrant tee with tie rods where other than all flanged fittings are used. Sterilization of watermains shall be accomplished by the Contractor in accordance with the requirements of the State Health Department and in a manner satisfactory to the Utilities Superintendent. Prior •;o, accepta:,e of the system, the installation shall be subjected to a hydrostatic pressure test of :L50 to 250 psi, and any leaks or imperfections developing under said pressure shall be remedied by the contractor before final acceptance of the system. The Ccontractor shall provide all necessary equipment and shall perform all work con- nected with the tests and conduct said test in the presence of a Utilities Dept. ins- pector. In so far as is practical, tests shall be made with pipe joints, fittings and wives exposed for inspection. Pipe snarl have a minimum cover of at least 30" below final grade up to and including 6" pipe and as specified upon attached plans for larger pipe. Material shall be proveded and the Utilities Department shall make connections to exis- ting mains at Contractors expense. Mainte: ... e of the ditch line shall be the Developers and/or Contractors obligation for a ;Jer od of one year from date of accep. ance by the Utilities Department. Upon n mpp ..etion of the job and prior to acceptace the Contractor shall furnish as bui i.t p7ans and material list to the Utilities Department. This list shall include the .: ;t°t:� , manufacturer and type of matczial i: stalled. -2- C I October 24, 1955 kr. A tart ba ch 50 35th rvdnue odattle ), dashL tort tees oir Plea5es be 114 Orr d as of this date, October 40, 1955, aCce,.tance for continuous LaaltarilinCII is hereby :.ade on a por- tion of ,'resident ;;are. + . 1 as herein descriLeds i oa ii,ary suwur aystlsa, the st.om wets:- eau (Ira..nags syste:s, eau' this street roadway on the north ,, of yth ,avenues North for a distance of 261 feet east tru Id .treet; and the south I,. of 9th IvUL.ue i:orth for a d..staztce of: 33u feet east Croy.. N .atrt et. The lateral :setu.t.a.r ,dwer gystee , the dtoro water an. drainage system.., mid etruet roadway on the urth 4 JZ. th t'lace north for a distance of 5y.5 feet vast frau( N .:treat; and the south of yth ,Place North tar a :iist.ances of 318 feet east trans N ,ttr eet. Thy, city of ..e nton warrants th:Lt no further assess- Thuxts will to charged 4.,La:x7wt the property aluttin ; the streets wreinbefcare: described for tb. streets and utilities as con- stmetati €aria aLc.i)ted for continuous Laintenance. • t� iry tru4 yours TM . ofT xf ',:.HPta (Signed) damns ; . Hit; on, liia :r City 1 le er C 0 P Y October 26, 1955 Mr. Albert Balch 0050 35th Avenue N,E, Seattle 5, Washington Dear Sir: Please be informed as of this date, October 26, 1955, acceptance for continuous maintenance is hereby made on a por— tion of President Park No. 9 as herein described: The lateral sanitary sewer system, the storm water and drainage system, and the street roadway on the north i of 9th Avenue North for a distance of 261 feet east from N street; and the south of 9th Avenue North for a distance of 330 feet east from N Street. The lateral sanitary sewer system, the storm water and drainage system, and the street roadway on the north i of 9th Place North for a distance of 259.5 feet east from N street; and the south i of 9th Place North for a distance of 318 feet east from N Street. The City of Renton warrants that no further assess- ments will be charged against the property abutting the streets hereinhefore described for the streets and utilities as con— structed and accepted for continuous maintenance. Very- truly yours, THE CITY Or RENTON (Signed) James L. Highton, JLh:dr City Engineer December 1, 1955 City of Renton, Washington Attention Mr. Jim Highton, City Engineer Dear sir: Re: Albert Balch's President Park No. 7 anct No. 9 As you know, we have filled in the sunken area on 9th Avenue North. We will pave over this area as soon as you feel it will settle nc• longer. Very truly yours, ALBERT BALCH .' :3:ob r 1 W p Y December: 1, 1955 Mr. Albert Balch 8850 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle 5, W a shington Dear Sir: Please be in armed as of this dnte, December 1, 1955, . cceptance of the c}lto ing items for c, ntinu >us maintenance is hereby made in Albert Batch's President Park No. 7 and 9 and on I.1 Street as it abuts President Park No. 7 and 9: 1. Concrete curbs and macadam paving as installed. Z. Underground storm drainage and sewers as installed. 3. City water mains in President Park No. 7 and 9. We have iiccepted 9th ` v� North and we have a guaranty trim Albert Balch that the hole in rnth (J ';orth will be paved over as soon as we feel that the proper settlement has taken place. The City of Renton warrants that no further assessments �•ill be charged against the pruperty abutting the streets hereinbe:ore described for the streets and utilities as constructed and accepted for z ntinuous maintenance. Very truly yours, TH : CITY OF RENTON (Signed) James L. Highton, City Engineer C..1 ) I'- ire nice Pt, `1 RA}S ILTIONISTRATIC21 600 Telmer Building Seattle 14 Waashi n June 16, 1958 SU DIVISIICN REPORT Subdivision* v cmaors A'Sbei ba .ch i s Pres. Park #10 t Park Deve lopnont 10th Ave.. North "'Do Streets Caspar r Fan on �Ra hint, on oon C050-35t l Ave. :..T.. L.P. # Seattle, Washi.n -to Fa. LA 5-7900 PEBBLE This resort is presented©sited to aid in s_Eceessfully deve1apin; this land to create a neighborhood which will be profitable to the developer, attractive to the lune buyers, sound fee- investors and creditable to the community. Veterans Adninietration will consider applications for loan guarantees on individual propertii:s in this tract on the basis of the Subdivision Program in Part A belay. The Su divis:_on q,°iro ants in Isrt a will be made conditions of any loan guaranty ca meitc nts an individwo properties in the tract, to whatever e;:tent they are unful- filled a+,; the time of issuance of commitments. PART A. :i'..i3rir1SSI`.i i"?cnn,AM 1. Buildi Pro'rui. One family detached dwollin s in the .12,O00 to 015,500 price range, incTudInc lot. Typical property at t+13,5CO3 with one story without basement. Film rooms, one bath, *with or without attached garage and,/or carport. 2. Land Pr Forty-one lots, typically 57' x 1001, approximately ntely 10 acres, all residrnntialc ings to be constructed proSrossive y en contiguous lots on all streets. yam B. S•,DLIVISION 3. Site Trans and Lot Im2rovlemente. a. (ftrmly w3,th 'Saba nheot 772 and See. 800 Minimum Property Reotlirements. b. F'.emave all debris, including log*, stumps, roots, etc. prior to r red ng for building construction. c. All scrap, much as lumber, parrs, etc. shall be removed from under houses and site after completion of units. d. Pill any low areas so water will not stand. e. Idnimum lot width at building line shall be 60'. 4. nhaivision Plat. Submit two certified true copies of lacorded Plat. 5. Street Inprovamentes a. General ilrovisions, per Data iheet SA 502. b. 'Extent of street improvements, per Data Sheet SF 203 without walks. c. Streets to ,;radod to full width of Got right of way to permanent grade. Page 2 Se"division Report - Llbert ichte Pres. Park "lA-President rk Devolopn ant Co. LP 156 d. Pavement base - 6" crushed rack (or equivalent), per Data Sheet SIC 201. s. Grading and center line gradients per Data Sheet SG 102. X. baring surtaoo - plant mix asphaltic concrete per Data Sheet SL 301. ga ;trcctsa Ninth :Aroma North and tenth Avenue North °lull be considered access streets and shall be paved mini set of 36 foot of asphaltic concrete, curb to curb. h. Streets: "DP street shall be considered a collector street and shall have minimum of 24 feet asphaltic concrete paving, curb to curb. i.« Ninor streets serving cul-de-sacs shell have minimum right-of-gray of 40 feet and shall have minimum of 25 feet asphaltic concretes paving, curb to curb, j. Cul-de-sacs shall be palled with asphaltic concrete the full dianeter of 80 fie#. k. Concrete curb 601 x 8" x 13" shall be as per Data Sheet SIC 701, SJ 351, and SL 101. 1. Finished street grade shell be as per approved plea. =4 DrIveway aprons - (free pavement edge to property line) 2" asphaltic concrete over awned rock per Data Sheet SL 301, laid to measurements of Data Sheet SE 101. n. Street Name Signs: i[oad, at street intersection, per Data Sheet SQ 101. 6. Utilities* a, ill work completed prior to street finishing and lot grading. b. Public eater - individual lines and meters for each dwelling. c. Scenge disposal shall be by means of public sewer. de Fire hydrants to be 6", not to exceed 600' apart and to be ivs t211 tad on 6" minimum size maize. Water layout to be acceptable to this office. e, Sure blocks and seat block at all hydrants, 900 line turns and line tees. f. Storm sewers shall be is stalled typical to Data Sheet S;I 101 and STI 2014 7. S�ec...a.l Ccaiditiana. 57-5-31trkiiprovide certification by a qualified P:neineer or oepert that finish grades on floor elevations, streets, ►alkst drives, catae basins, culverts and all ot:ser impi ovemnts are in accordance with approved plans and specifications. Certification shall. be presented to inspector at time of fi ne1 couplialeoe inspection* b. Drainage shall be as por approved plan. Einim.at size of culverts 12" diameter. c. 'rain tile where and as needed around dwellings shall be led away from building by tight joint pipe to storm sewer. d. The following conditions shall be added to the protective covenants typical of (1) Par C-11 of Data Sheet 249, regarding live e tack and poultry, (2) Par per Data Sheet 201, regarding term. a. 'ar• J of protective covenants shall be revised to read "Sewage disposal shall be by :scans of public Bever." C. Aooej tanco of Streets and Utilities. a. ,eibmil cerUficatio n con the authorities having jurisdiction that all utilities and street improvements, including drainage, bav+e been installed and accepted :'or continuous maintenance by the City of Denton. 9. Protective Covenants. a. ITUYenA two ser if ied true copies of corrected recorded covenants. b. euaiait evidence that any existine port agss or other prior liens have been subordinated to the recorded covenants. c. doaaply with local regulations, prior 'written approval of any changes shall be obtained. P819 S-a.4ivt on , ")ort - A1)ert l on ee Pres. =`34-Procidont irk )ev 1 sent C•o. LI "1Z 10. a. ' s-0a tvo c, rtifiod try copies of all siSesiets to VA after recordat_"..at. 11. I4rme and Assessments. Submit evidence that no lions, assosalacnts or other der ?e app d against any property in they develdpmont as a result of the installation atian of roq :-cd utilities or strut improvements. aonts. 12. Loan Guarantee. Ira application will be prooesssd until us have your ait t re on thislanri Pi nninc. 1per.-t, themWry indicating that you understand and swept all requirements to iercin. In our cpinicx, the abovc requironseta aro necessary to r al.0 e a uniform develop- ment in this aroa. Please indigo's your aeeeptanoeb = your signature in the spats p vidad helm. A,C=iar'�r"�,NCIA 1'. T. tuk3T Canstrustion Analyst Proallout PUVA i3ovelapport Co. Coreitructice & Valuation seetiian Loan Ouaranty Division By _ Title Date CMG: . . Mir o': It i. rtmciarair City Engineer Renton, Wasbin-ton 7.•.;1t4AiliNTSTATITA-1 eiSO Towr Wading att3e 1, in ton 47440 las 290 3 UDDIVISION TLZPORT MO 4411.VI IMO AM a 4140,MVO MO Nit 00 .. 514C-4 gicittl 3,1 atm: i.114t Pm. Park no ar :4rvv1ocnxit Co. )atli north t *M Street* 8050 35th , vs. liatta% _445:-LinAce *Potties ' os',14tyn lost. f156 Phone Lt. 5.0.'000 - dhows an4/or carrot are 'using amda to SubdIfirstan *apart datod Ma Part 3 (a) is to rood *lards= lot, ittdtb at i2n ias shall • 57 (*MO Paraarapia Cs). PA.146 todx* iz ll bo added "On With eivrnac north amid 50 hot as Math alma* aortkii 5 (4)0 Mate tha ams,40 Math swam meth II* 00110.011 is to mot *Tenth avenue air& shall be orinoldarod amass stmt. mid O = to pored mini= at 36 feat.at asphatAs montei Tot to sorb. Seth mum earth don have r: test of asplattle oonrvote paiga* Wry tru.V yours, 17. To Ahlwa Ccuetriction Analyst Ocnotrvtito Valation Section lockr PrAgnd cc: F.H.A. King Coizzty ngincor City ';'ngineer, enton , Wash. s 4 WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 719 SECOND AVENUE MUTUAL 2-6600 SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON PLAT CERTIFICATE REFER TO B-568251 Unit 6 City Engineer, City of Renton Renton, Washington Albert S . Balch Proposed Plat of : Albert Balch's Seattle, Washington President Park No. 12 Gentlemen: Attention: J. Benjamin Hayes, Engineer This is a certificate as of June 25, 1958 at 8 a .m. for a plat of the following property: The west half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W .M. , in King County, Washington . This company certifies that record title is vested as follows : South 1/5 of the west half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter in PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. , a Washington corporation; and Remainder in LUDWIG URO, who acquired title as Ludwig Uuro, presumptively subject to the community interest of his wife, Susanna E . Uro, free fronT all liens, encumbrances and objections, except as follows : 1 . Delinquent last half of general taxes for 1956 in the sum of $41 .69, refund allowed by reason of Ryder Act $6.01, balance of tax due for 1956 $35 .68 plus interest on said premises, being Tax No. 5 . Delinquent general taxes for 1957 and 1958 in the respective sums of $104.68 and $101 .37 plus interest on said premises, being Tax No . 5 . 2 . Local improvement assessments, if any, levied by the Town of Renton. ? . Reservations and exceptions as expressed in conveyance from Northern Pacific Railway Company, reserving and excepting from said described premises so much thereof as may be mineral lands and contain coal or iron; also the right to use such surface ground as may be necessary for mining operations and rights of access to such reserved and excepted mineral lands for the purpose of exploring, developing and working the same, and also reserving the right to take water from, over or through the said described premises for the use of said company. B-568251 Page #2 This company further certifies that all taxes and assessments levied and chargeable have been fully paid except as noted above . WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY JV•pw ssistant Secretary PRIESII DE\T )ARJK 8050 Thirty-fifth Avenue Northeast • Seattle 15,Washington PLaza 7901 • VErmont 5555 ALBERT BALCH April 7, 1959 lr. Jim i-'ighton City Engineer City of Renton Washington Gentlemen: Re: Albert 3alch's President Park Ho. 12 After all the discussions between Er. Balch, Ben Hayes, the Planning Commission and yourself, it is surprising to hear at this late date that there is a question about the date of the preliminary approval of the sub- ject plat. It is the recollection of Ben Hayes, our engineer, that prior to the acceptance of the preliminary plat, the approval was discussed and in the record of the discussions and approval of Albert Balch's President Park No. 10. On searching our files we find that as long ago as July 20, 1956, we had written to I:r. Mike Lotto, Chairman of the Renton Planning Commission requesting the preliminary approval of President Park No. 12. On June 30, 1956, proposed plats were sent to the Planning Commission and to yourself. It has always been our intention to build houses under the FHA plan and on March 20, 1957, we requested the First Mortgage Co. to submit the preliminary plats to the FHA for approval. On April 10, 1957, we received the FHA report dated April 2, 1957, wherein they outlined their recommendations for the plat. We have a memo in our file dated March 15, 1957, to remind Mr. Balch to call Jim Peterson at Puget Sound Power & Light in Renton regarding the location of the power poles in President Park No. 12. As a matter of our regular procedure, we applied for a plat certificate after receiving preliminary approval of the plat from the Planning Commis- sion. The Plat certificate issued by gashington Title Insurance Co. on the Policy No. B56821 for the proposed plat of Albert Balch's President Park No. 12 was issued as of June 25, 1958, at 8:00 a.m. It has always been a policy of this office to obtain the preliminary approval of any plat prior to ordering the plat certificate. Ls. Jim Highton City Engineer Page 2 April 7, 1°59 We are submitting copies of the above mentioned letters and documents to establish our position that the Planning Commission's preliminary approval cf Albert Balch's President Park No. 12 was prior to June 30, 1958. Very truly yours, PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. By B. H. Donahue Executive Secretary BHD:jd Enclosures WA SIT'N(:TON TITLE INgi'RANCR COMPANY 719 SECOND AVENUE MUTUAL 2-6600 SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON PLAT CERTIFICATE REFER B-568251 Unit t City Engineer, City of Renton Renton, Washington Albert S. Balch Proposed Plat of: Albert Balch's Seattle, Washington President Park No. 12 Gentlemen: Attentions J. Benjamin Hayes, Engineer This is a certificate as of June 25, 1958 at 8 a.se for a plat of the following property: The west half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W.*., in Ring County, Washington. This company certifies that record title is vested as follows: South 1/5 of the west half of the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter in PRESIDENT PAS DEVELOPMENT CO., • Washington corporation; and Reminder in LUDWIG UMO, who segnired title as Ludwig *Aro, tive1y subject to the community interest of his wife, Susanna E. Qro, tree iron all liens, encumbrances and objections, except as follows: 1. Delinquent last half of general taxes for 1956 in the sum of $41.69, refund allowed by reason of Ryder Act $6.01, balance of tax due for 1956 $35.68 plus interest on said premises, being Tax No. 5. Delinquent general taxes for 1957 and 1958 in the respective sums of $104.68 and $101.37 plus interest on sold premiss, being Tax No. 3. 2. Local ioprovearent Assessments, if any, levied by the Te mmse of Renton. 3. Reservation and exceptions as expressed in conveyance from Northern Pacific Railway Company, reserving and e x wept from Mid described premises so much thereof as my be mineral Lands and con to in coal or iron; also the right to use snob surtsce ground as my be necessary for shin:ng operations and rights of access to such reserved and excepted mineral lands for the purpose of exploring, developing and working the same, and also reserving the right to take water from, over or through Me said described prcsisea for the us J of mid compeny. P�1 This cowpony lnrthctr certifies that all taxes and asresrsats levied and chargeable have turn fully paid except as noted above. WASUNOTON TITLE INSVIAMCE C WAXY /" MIN t?,/ C,mac ent Secretary FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION 460 Dexter ifertoa 'wilding ng April 2, 1957 . s,wos• IN RIMY KLSAis ROVER TO »�s Dw■crae •Palaatioa Unit earns eoneom - e Blasded Wedgwood Beatty Company 0050 - 35th *nose N. I. Seattle 15, Mashimgten Attentions Mt. Albert Balch let !reposed President Part Addition 012 1.•,, Beaton, Washington Aeotle a: I unpleased to advise that w have inspected your tract add are of the opinion that the land if properly developed will be suitable for properties in the lair price range. !!relined herewith, for your 000sideratioa, are three pheto- statte espies of our suggested revision for Block 3 of the subject tract nerd a small segment of Pr.aideat Part 09. The objective is to i'.see the lots to an 'temptable depth. This can be aoso■plished by ellmdmat3ng the short cal-de-sac street shorn as ' Court as indicated of the suggested revision. The less of one lot is more than offset by the redaction in street and utility cost. Bevies of the proposed protective counts covering the ssbfeat additiaa indicates that they will be acceptable to the 28A sebject to the followings 1. Page 1, paragraph B - Architectural Control Committee to consist of thine members. 2. Pigs 2, paragraph C - socials 25 foot minimum rear yard setback for main dwelling. 3. monde paragraphs C-9 and C-il of Data Most 249 enclosed herewith. 1a addition is the above, the following exhibits in duplicate are required at this time to assist us in ear ent yea s of your proposals Indorsed Realty Oemprq rags 2 151 1. lktsr water plan, shamble ~vise to the trust, dins of amino and hydrant locations. 2. sanitary► senor plan. ✓ 3. Stern sever plan. ✓ 1psa rsseipt of the shove exhibits and information me till owlets our . ds of your proposed development and advise yea as is ear sesel*aiaas. Mineerely years, 1,i. 41.ridJ C. T. Breen Sirretar belssare est First Ihrigege Compaq ♦tteatlass 1. T. Todhanter 1115 leered Amine Seattle 1, Washington July 20, 1956 Mr. Mike Lotto, Chairman, Renton Planning Commission, City Nell, Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Lottos As 1 told the Planning Commission at your last meeting, on July 11, we are already to clear and put in the streets in President Park No. 11 and a new plat to be known as President Park No. 12. We are practically through clearing the land for the fifteen acres we have loosed to Radio Station KLAN, and are ready to move our bulldoser from this sib to President Park to do the construction on these two plats. All of these streets are entirely enclosed within each of these two plats so that we would not be delayed by having to obtain property from others for street purposes if half of each street were on the exterior of President Perk No. 11. The President Park No. 11 is in conformity with the best land planning practices, and is similar to the platting being done in the better neighborhoods in California. People want wider sire lots in order that the house may have plenty of room for wider garages. If the ilanning Commission will give us tentative approval on President Park No. 11 and No. 12, we will begin constructing the streets at once, even before the plat is filed. The need for houses for the new workers in Renton is very great, and it is very difficult to build houses - particularly the three bedroom sire - and have the loans qualified in the Renton area. We are doing everything possible to maks this neighborhood attractive to investors so that money can pour in to Renton for home construction. However, if this project should be delayed much longer, it will be too late to have houses built for the Fall market and we will have to wait until Spring. Yours very sincerely, (//1: / .- .c Wit_ i !G-t"` - c_-t-'L ICI BALCH ABsob IIP 410 Jul; 30, 1956 Plannin,j �or�:ri scion City of Rtnton Aashington Gentlemenr Re: Altjrt (.alch's !resident Perks No. 11 and 112 Fnclostc is th proposed ptit of Inert Ralch's i rvsi.ic•ni garb. Nc. 12 which is !strut tted to you for arpreval. Very sincF-rely• r;; July 30, 1956 Mr. Jim Highton City Engineer City of Renton, Washington Net Albert Belch's President Parks Mo. 11 and 12 Dear Mr. Rightism Enclosed is the proposed plai of Albert Balch's President Park Mo. 12 which is being submitted for the approval of the Planning Commission. V. truly yours, (// r AL BE RT BALM{ ABsob Encl. • March 20, 1957 First Mortgage Co. 1115 2nd Avenue Seattle, Washington Dear firs; Enclosed are copies of plats of Albert Balsh's President Park all and ►1be Baleh's President Park M12. Please take the necessary stops to have these approved by FHA. sincerely yours, ALBERT S. BALCHN Hy Gladys M. Johnson / rifirdiert‘ A//?/ • 7.7 79. •:••••? • :0) _.0 " • •-"C / • // , r •.(IV;I/ # • Ali v FIRST MORTGAGE COMPANY 1115 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE I.WASH INGTON March 22, 1957 Crawford & Conover, Inc. 8050 - 35th E. E. Seattle, Washington Re: Albert Belch'a President Park Hon. 11 and 12. Renton, Washington Gentlemen: • We have received your exhibits and your request for subdivision requirements on the captioned subdivision. We are enclosing FHA Fors 2084 which is to be completed by your L office and returned to us in triplicate. In addition to this fors the FHA will want two copies of the proposed covenants for each subdivision. ir Once 'we have received the 2084 completed by your office • we will submit all of the exhibits to the FHA. Very , yo v , -1011/•101 if . V. odhunter Mortgage Loan Officer RYT/ke Encl. St f ..,_l ‘114 # - ,, __ ►/ j. . ,_ -___ 1(. ,e_____,.„.."---- ,e,,,, 4 _....,, .., _ , . i k. ....... . . ... _ ,.,_, , , . , ,,, ,,_...,,_, C O M M U N I T Y B U I L D E R - {�"� �i R f ♦ t i O 11 i April 3, 1957 i ' : : '..� ♦♦♦LIII `` First Mortgage Company 1 1 15 Second Avenue Re: Albert Ba'ch's Seattle 1 , Washington Seaview - Pres dent Park #11 • - President Park #12 - and Gentlemen: Balch It Coglas Cedar Grove The following exhibits are enclosed for submission to the FHA : Sub-Division: A. B. Pres. Park #11 & 12 Balch Si Coglas Albert Balch's Cedar Grove Seaview Exhibits: Protective ( 3) (3) (3) Covenants Proposed Recorded Proposed Sub-Div. Info. (3) (3) Form 2084 Sub. Div. Sewage ( 3) (3) (3) Disposal Form Form 2084c Plat k Top. map ( 2) #11 (L) / 12 (2) (2) Location map shown on plat (2) (2) Very truly yours, ALBERT BALCH By . . Olive Brennan • Apra 16, 1957 Federal Rousing administration Le::tor : r:rn bsilc!'.rb Seattle, V ash. ttentior. I✓s. Z•:y t,liacs Re: Proposed 'President Park 1:iiL'_oaz; r; ; 1 and 12 3cntlem•n. R'nton, ash, In response to ).'.r. T roovn's letter of '1;711 � 1r67, we ar• enclosing two copies of the. r,- 1s.-d proposed prote:rive covenants for the above subdivisions. Please let us ' now if these covenants meet with the approval of the FH so !hat we may have them recorded. The balance of the exhibits as set forth in Mr. Brootn's letter will be for's rded to you through First Mortgage Company. Very truly yours, -+LBERT BALCH By A3:ob Secr e:ar y to Mr. Balch en awe us aim hGo Dexter Dorton Building Jan RU7 21, 1959 Valuation Unit BE 3:ere Osatiermlat, ine. tlo� redliagena Atteattau lio. A. Sk earlrlr los amblest l*linetilagton yell i atle emo 1 *, emeln t1a; Ihmir vith, kir your intara Ie>•► eliligodailvne, a anftr of arts aatiIrirl **division Depart sall ants IIloft for the subject trait so lam* to Itedempood. *rri lr11► war date of June 12, 1957. =a vicar of the foot that low ofriee is now wavering the ds^ir1st of thin alleitakolon !,ad piano to pea v1 s ties lr La- 4s Weed. yea Wilk the on t eperii'i, so aro mad to curls. t !is — vitt auuept vpliootiona SNP as taigi ia- sais 4a ii tliaatpigartivo in this bust trot to the pow vision ut to mem& aft. It ai aim be of funkier aav1a plows feel free to cell as tali. lbws very truly, C. W. Broom Meet= inelaseres1 atesiivlalea irpert Dote awed, cc: daces L. l s! oon, City✓ aa )RJESI1DIE\T PA RK 2eitelopmeml ea. 8050 Thirty-fifth Avenue Northeast • Seattle 15,Washington 17901 • )1513a 5555 A",BERT BALCH November 17, 1958 City of Renton Building Department City Hall R enton, W G shington Gentlemen: We are enclosing a copy of our communi- cation of September 17, 1958, in which we enclosed two copies of the corrected plot plan of Block 3, Albert Balch's President Park #9, and requested that you signify your approval on one of these copies as to the changed descriptions and return it to this office. We urgently need this approved corrected plot plan, and would greatly appreciate it if you would take the necessary steps in having it approved and returned to us. Yours very truly, PRESID T PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. By B. H. Donahue Executive Secretary BHD:em Encl. 1 LAS LA3 xxxx xxuacxx September 17, 1958 City of Renton Building Department City Hall R enton, ashington Gentlemen: Under a previous building program a house was placed on Lot 6 and on a portion of Lot 5, Block 3, Albert Balch's President Park 49. Due to this, it was necessary to change certain legal descriptions as follows: Permit No. Job No. Rddresa Formerly Now 4249 1605 .509 10th Ave. N. Lot 5 Lot 5 Less the West 5 ft. thereof together with the West 4 ft. of Lot 4. 4250 1694 )515 10th Ave. N. Lot 4 Lot 4 less the West 4 ft. thereof together with the West 2 ft. of Lot 3. 4251 1693 3521 10th Ave. N. Lot 3 Lot 3 less the Hest 2 feet thereof. \ e are enclosing two copies of the corrected plot plan. Would you please signify your approval on one of these copies as to these changed descriptions and return same to this office. The other copy may be retained for your files. Thank you. Yours very truly, P 'ESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. By B. H. Donahue Executive Secretary BHD:em Encl. 2 iffeirtiki1 'urUPT:3 `'I war , #f LLD 3H1.L *Gana xt AtrA TtOgle o wi tooPoo4 Poiloesbrt lea POMO; aq sand hymns Pm Ps'sr slo owswolloistoo So alaseasidiL air aLJ InuorPornJot1:) Jo; limbos anQc © Illugyder .tseuT201 flourg •r savr • r :any tocrOuTtIMIK t 0111,99G • • new gig 0509 0 lu s'tewQ d y eViswc,t 606T ELT qO< 6 • • WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 719 SECOND AVENUE MUTUAL 2-6600 SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON REFER TO SECOND REPORT B-568249 Unit 6 PLAT CERTIFICATE City Engineer, City of Renton Renton, Washington Proposed Plat of : Albert Balch 's President Park No. 1 Albert S . Balch Seattle, Washington Gentlemen: Attention: J . Benjamin Hayes, Engineer This is a certificate as of July 10, 1958 at 8 a .m. for a plat of the following property: The south half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W .M ., in King County, Washington. Subject to easement of the Bonneville Power Transmission Line . This company certifies that record title is vested in PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. , a limited partnership, free from all lines, encumbrarces and objections, except as follows : 1 . The perpetual right of the U.S .A . to enter and to erect, maintain, repair, rebuild, operate and patrol one or more electric power transmission lines and appurtenant signal lines, including the right to erect such transmission line structures, wires, cables, guys, anchors and other appurtenances as are necessary, thereto, together with the right to construct, maintain, and use a road for construction, maintenance and patrol purposes; the further right to clear said right of way and keep the same clear of brush, timber all buildings and all fire hazards; and the right to remove danger trees, if any, located beyond the limits of said right of way as condemned in United States District Court, Western D- strict Northern Division Cause No . 748, assigned to City of Seattle under auditor' s file No . 3664560. B-568249 Page #2 2. Reservation and exception as expressed in conveyance from Northern Pacific Railway Company, recorded under auditor's file No . 48915, and amended by instrument recorded May 28, 1954, under auditor' s file No . 4450143, substantially as follows : Excepting and reserving unto the grantor, its successors and assigns, forever, all minerals, including coal and iron, upon or in said lands, together with the use of such of the surface as may be necessary for exploring for and mining or otherwise extracting and carrying away the same; but the grantor, its successors and assigns, shall pay to the present legal owners, or to their heirs, successors or assigns, the market value at the time mining operations are commenced of such portion of the surface as may be used for such operations, or injured thereby, including any improvements thereon . This company further certifies that all taxes and assessments levied and chargeable have been fully paid except as noted above . WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Assistant Secretary JV:pw WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 719 SECOND AVENUE MUTUAL 2-6600 SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON PLAT CERTIFICATE REFER TO B-568249 Unit 6 City Engineer, City of Renton Renton, Washington Albert S . Balch Proposed Plat of : Albert Balch' s Seattle, Washington President Park No.1 Gentlemen : Attention: J. Benjamin Hayes, Engineer This is a certificate as of June 25, 1958 at 8 a .m. for a plat of the following property: The south half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W .M. , in King County, Washington. Subject to easement of the Bonneville Power Transmission Line . This company certifies that record title is vested in ALBERT S . BALCH and EDITH A . BALCH, his wife, free from all liens, encumbrances and objections, except as follows : 1 . Delinquent general taxes for 1954, 1955, 1957 and 1958 in the respective sums of $15 .72, $15 .36, $218.14 and $180.88 on said premises, being Tax Nos . 8 and 9, plus interest. Delinquent general taxes for 1956 in the sum of 8173 .74, refund allowed by reason of Ryder Act $12 .52, balance of tax due for 1956 $161 .22 plus interest on said premises , being Tax Nos . 8 and 9. 2 . The perpetual right of the U.S .A . to enter and to erect, maintain, repair, rebuild, operate and patrol one or more electric power transmission lines and appurtenant signal lines, including the right to erect such transmission line structures, wires, cables, guys, anchors and other appurtenances as are necessary, thereto, together with the right to construct, maintain, and use a road for construction, maintenance and patrol purposes; the further right to clear said right of way and keep the same clear of brush, timber, all buildings and all fire hazards; and the right to remove danger trees, if any, located beyond the limits of said right of way as condemned in United States District Court, Western District B-568249 Page #2 Northern Division Cause No . 748, assigned to City of Seattle under auditor's file No . 3664+560, records of said county. 3 . Reservation and exception as expressed in conveyance from Northern Pacific Railway Company, recorded under auditor' s file No . 48915, and amended by instrument recorded May 28, 1954+, under auditor' s file No. 4450143, substantially as follows : Excepting and reserving unto the grantor, its successors and assigns, forever, all minerals, including coal and iron, upon or in said lands, together with the use of such of the surface as may be necessary for exploring for and mining or otherwise extracting and carrying away the same; but the grantor, its successors and assigns, shall pay to the present legal owners, or to their heirs, successors or assigns, the market value at the time mining operations are commenced of such portion of the surface as may be used for such operations, or injured thereby, including any improvements thereon . This company further certifies that all taxes and assessments levied and chargeable have been fully paid except as noted above . WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 7 scant Secretary JV:pw March 3, 1959 Honorable Mayor Joe R. Baxter and Members of the City Council Gentlemen! At the regular meeting of the Planning Commission, held February 25, 1959, the Planning Commission took the following actions as numbered on the minutes: 2) Reoammend to the City Council the resoning of Lot 17, • Block 2, Renton Fara Plat, from R..2 to R,-14 for Alex McDonald. 5) Recommend the acceptance of the final plat of Balch's President Park #12. 4) Recommend the vacation of the westerly 130 feet of the 6 foot public walking► adjacent to the Town a.d Country Club Bungalow Sites Addition, as petitioned bar Mrs. F.M. Spalding, George Dobson and George E. Bryant. Sincerely yours, CITY' OF RENTON Don Tamable, Planning Director C 0 1 March 3, 1959 Honorable Mayor Joe R. Baxter And Members of the City Council Gentlemen s At the regular meeting of the Planning Commission,_ held February 25, 1959, the Planning Commission took the following actions as numbered on the minutest 2) Reocmmend to the City Council the resoning of Lot 17, Block 2, Renton Para Plat, from R..2 to R-4 for Alex McDonald. 5) Recommend the acoeptanoe of the final plat of Balch's President Park #12. �} Reeammiend the vacation of the westerly 130 fret of the 6 foot public wallow adjaosnt to the Torn z.d Country Club Bungalow Sites Addition, as petitioned by Mrs. F.M. Spalding, George Dobson and George Z. Bryant. Sincerely years, CT?! OF RENT ON Don Fable, Planning Director Elltge J OWE' : 1‹ .....4,-1C--...... atiliWit (11%1.4. Renton City Council 2/27/78 Page 8 New Business - Continued 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 cited example of trees having been cut contrary to approved site plan. Councilwoman Councilwoman Thorpe noted 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 highly volatile liquids and difficulty in obtaining information 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 Rainier 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 3Y CLYMER, SECOND PERRY, COUNCIL MEETING ADJOURN. CARRIED. The meeting adjourned at 1 :40 a.m. February 28, 1978. Delores A. Mead, City Clerk RentonI City Council 2/27/78 Page 7 Consent Agenda - Continued 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 C unty 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-NO: 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. Building Permit Letter from Fred C. Callen, 958 Sunset Blvd. NE, requested clearance for a building permit for a multiple unit structure on property located Lot 8 Block 5, Town of Renton (Renton Hill ) . Upon inquiry by Councilwoman Shinpoch, City Attorney Warren explained building moratorium includes entire area of Renton Hill , whereas Comprehensive Plan for Mill Ave. S. was not changed from multiple zoning. MOVED 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. S7l LL. RENTON PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT � /3 Vt/ � t7 faztja- y , April 3, 196 Pp-4/DAM /ri TO;a' Helmie Nelson FROM: Gene Coulon SUBJECT: Quit Claim Deed Please record the attached Quit Claim Deed for the following descri bed property: "That portion of the south 165 feet of the Southeast One-Quarter of the Northeast One-Quarter of Section 9 Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M., lying easterly on Block I, President Park Addition No. 5 and westerly of a line parallel with and 50 feet westerly of the easterly line of the Bonneville Transmission Line Easement, said Easement being more particularly located and described by instrument recorded under.. King County Auditor's File No. 3350228. Subject to easements of record, containing 16,554 square feet more or less." This has been donated by Jack E. and Helen E. Wilson to the city for park purposes . (4/7/- •• QUIT C1 ATr1 DEED 3 y THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH: That we, Jack E. & Helen E. Wilson , of King County, State of Washington, for and in consideration of the sum of One ($1.00) Dollar to us in hand paid and in further consideration of the general public welfare and the special benefits accuring to us therefrom, do, by these presents grant, convey and quit-claim to the City of Renton, a municipal corporation of the State of .aashington, for strattrealltrpreadotkvootbeox park plicx1440<imooaoti purposes, the following lots, pieces and parcels of land lying and being in said King County, State of Washington, and described as follows: That portion of the south 165 feet of the Southeast One-Quarter of the Northeast One-Quarter of Section 9,Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M. , lying easterly of BIock I, President Park Addition No. 5 and westerly of fa Iine parallel with and 50 feet westerly of the easterly line of the Bonneville Transmission Line Easement, said Easement being more particu- larly located and described by instrument recorded under King County Auditor's File No. 3350228. Subject to easements of record, containing 16,554 square feet more or less. • TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the said described premises unto the said City of Renton, its successor or successors for the use of the public forever. WITNESSETH our hands and seals this Z day of /„>? 1�- . , 19 c- . (SEAL) (SEAL) WITNESSES: STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss COUNTY OF KING ) I, ��- � cLl l?` ,, a Notary Public in and for the said State, do hereby certify that on this day of �;c , % , 19 , personally appeared before me ,'., . /J /7--. _ �-r am,.-, - Y- /4/-c7e-if ) j to me known to be the indivdual described in and who executed the within inst'ument, and acknowledge that .75',/ Vsigned and sealed the same as ,Z74,:34..,.A1 free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. -2:1---:,� 14 Notary Public and for the State of Washington Residing at_ /` , l--%Y , in said County. .-4 4% July 14, 1967 (///iq->/ e 1p/k) G Mr. Albert Balch 80S0 - 35th Avenue N.E. Seattle, Waehin¢nn Re: Renton Public Park Property Dear Mr. '^lch: The ?tent. n City Council, at ite rea'al3r meeti .g :,e July 3xd has been advised by P tk Dir,-ctclr. C}ul»n of iNur kindly contributt.;n -f land in the vicinity of existing Kiwanis Park for ad.iitiot l PNrk arer. The C cuncii hereby ucknowl.edges rig ceit+t of the dlounents transferring owne'rahip to the City and once again expresses thanks and appreciation of the calmuni.ty for the service `_•e.irgg rendered by jru in Ill-ping t; keel the Renton ,area "the best piece to live". Yours very truly. CITY OF RC TOf Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk HWN/dm �s- 7/5/ 7 ,� 0 (� \/ ® PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT•RENTON,WASHINGTON CITY HALL, CEDAR RIVER PARK, RENTON,WASHINGTON 98055 • ALPINE 5-3464 99ySAORT CA PITA�OF��4 June 30,1967 PL.,/ ayor D. W. Custer and Members of the City Council Renton, Washington Gentl emen: This is to inform you that recently we inquired of Mr. Albert Balch if he would be interested in donat- ing to the City of Renton for public park purposes the fol 1 owi ng desc ri bed property near Ki wani s Park which was owned by him: That portion of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M. lying northerly of 7th Avenue North and between Blocks 4 and 5 of Al- bert Balch's President ''ark No. 4 as recorded in Vol - ume 51 of Plats, Page 15, Records of King County, Washington, containing approximately 10,550 square feet subject to easements of record. Mr. Balch wrote me on June 21, 1967 that it was in- deed his great pleasure to donate the above described property to the City of Renton for public park purposes and enclosed the accompanying Quit Claim Deed and Affi- davit and Real Estate Sales Tax Receipt which should be recorded. 1 have written to Mr. Balch, thanking him on behalf of the City. Respectful ly, Gene L. Coulon att. 2 Director 7 `_ L L� 2J UGS' soul]. 4.1 141 r4M 14 0 3 U o '. U a a 1...4 74 to V 2 Cti E, b CCS c ., a to Form 46B-C-ltrv. Quit Claim Deed (CORPORATE FORM1 THE GRANTOR WEDGWOOD REALTY CO. , a Washington Corporation • for and in consideration of all public purposes conveys and quit claims to CITY 07 RENTON, a Municipal Corporation the following described nal estate, situated in the County of King State of Walhinl;ton, together with all ;tftcr acquired title of the grantnr(s) therein: That portion of the Southeast 1/4 of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M. lying northerly of 7th Avenue North end between Blocks 4 and 5 of Albert Balch's President Park No. 4 as recorded in Volume 51 of Plats, Page 15, Records of King County, Washington, containing approximately 10,550 square feet subject to easements of record. • IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument to be executed by its proper officers and its cerporte seal to be hereunto affixed this / -y;,)>" day. of June ,19 67 WEDGWOOD REALTY CO., "';', -.5 �-• Albert Bald President. President. By ...,.i. --6.2 ,4� ��,tee, -�. ..„. "------Neil D. nnOn Secretary. STATE OF WASHINGTON, r ss. County of )Bing On this a I.4f day of June ,1967 before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Albert Balch and Neil D. Bannon to me known fo he the Ptusitle:tt and Secretary, respectively, of Wedgwood Realty Co., the corporation that exit ttted the foregoing, instrunlrnt, and acknowledged the said instrument to he the free and voluntary act and ticed of said corporation, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated that they are authorized to execute the said instrument and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said corporation. Witness my hand and official seal hereto affixed the day and year first above written. -"tit 'f 2) :—)224-A --0A--1 Notary Public in and for the Sta of Washington, residing at -ke. .--� (' i .A t � t} A'' n` >x ti+. A {t ' sr .T.''f.... ;7 ,1.'' cfif5Y4"�f # ..i' i tle : # � `K 5 } rX4 . ,?d .;'i. '. ;:. :-t .g ",2lk ..tti... ie.ii:4 4`,m' r,:ii. ii.- . . 3,;.,; � 4....':•, . .. . >;,1 . �i2 CALL FOR BIDS CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON The City of Renton,Washing- ton will accept sealed bids in the.office of the City Clerk,Rm. 104, City Hall, Renton, until 5:00 P.M. on June 27, 1966 or same may be presented to the City Council until 8:00 P.M. on said date at which time all bids will be opened and read for: Construction of a Shelter Building at Kiwanis Park, lo- cated on 132nd S.W.,opposite Honeydew School,in the City of Renton,Washington. Plans and specifications may be obtained by depositing ten dollars ($10.00) for each set. The deposit will be refunded if plans and specifications are returned in good condition within thirty (30) days of issu- ance. Washington state sales tax shall be submitted as a separ- ate bid item. A certified check or bid bond in the amount of five (5) percent of the total bid must accompany each bid. The City of Renton reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids and to waive any in- formalities in the bidding. Specifications may be ob- tained from Renton Park De- partment Office. Helmie W.Nelson City Clerk Published in The Renton Record-Chronicle June 15 and June 22,1966. • o October 15, 1965 it d .V1/f/ citi°) Kiwani Club of Renton 13407 = 132nd Avenue c .E. R-nton, WA hington Gentlemen: The Renton City Council, at it-; regular meeting of October 11, 1965 ha' concurred in the recommendation of the Property Committee, that you be a,lvi ed that the 1966 Budget recently adopted provides for restroom f3ci1ities at the Kiwani Park per your Resolution of reque=t, dated Alga t 17, 1965. Your very truly, CITY OF RENTON Helmie W. Nel :on, City Clerk H QA'/dm • September 20, 1965 Kiwani - Club of Renton 10407 - 132nd Avenue S.E . Renton, Washington Gentlemen: Pursuant to Resolution submitted by E. T . Bennett, Secretary, on :August 17, 1965, the Renton City Council has referred the matter to the Committee of the Whole for its consideration and report back. We shall keep you advised of further report. Yours very truly, CITY OF RENTON Helmie W. Nelson, City Clerk HWN/dm 9/3 41- ieetiafted eta Ream RENTON, WASHINGTON August 17th 1965 9 � /1/ Kenton City Council, .Kenton, Wash. Gentlemen: We enclose and submit herewith a resolution passed by our Board of Directors in behalf of our Club , requesting and urging that permanent restroom facilities be promptly installed at Ziwanis l'ar': of Renton, by the City of Kenton, for the reasons set forth in the resolution. Your prompt attention to this matter will be very much appreciated by our Club , and vie feel sure by the Citizens of Renton. Respectfully , Kiwanis Club of Kenton, &resident. Secretary. ' eAfri "I. a• r• , •, . R-e.,,,, eta 4 Regt. ,FRs RENTON, WASHINGTON August 17 t 11, 196b RE SOZUT I OTT ahereas: Kiwanis lark in the City of Renton has now been well eq- uipped with playground equipment , and is being extensively used by the children of the area and their parents , and whereas, There are no restroom f .cilities whatsoever in the park, thereby resulting in considerable inconvenience to both children and parents, and Vhereas, the lack of restroom facilities , of necessity, does re- sult is lizdtation in the usage of Kiwanis lark by both children and parents , and Whereas, It is obvious that the park is now ready for and should be provided with permanent restroom facilities , now therefore Be It Resolved, That the City of Kenton be requested and urged to intall permanent restroom facilities in Kiwanis lark of Renton, as soon as the necessary formalities can be carried out to provide same. Respectfully, Kiwanis Club of Renton, Boa d or Directors , /7 -277 l'resident &\tin21c77;, dE.' 4 /9--ag---,--,-z-- . .:,,- , (-3„. Secretary _ /�;;> �/ (Y'y. `mi c V!? C(4 t. e 14 it? ..0 3 r •.wi 4 gw 3 I 1 . 2 ..) c)- \ ...., ,,,,.,,,.. -. DI 0 -,,iN .-4.- r.-... -0 cn Form 468-C-Rev. Quit Claim Deed (CORPORATE FORM) THE GRANTOR CITY OF RENTON, a Municipal Corporation, under the laws and statutes of the State of Washington for and in consideration of For purpose of quieting title conveys and quit claims to A. D. GUSTAFSON and ElEANOR GUSTAFSON, his wife, the following described real estate, situated in the County of King State of Washington, together with all after acquired title of the grantor(s) therein: A portion of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M., described as follows: The North 12 feet of the South 661 feet of the East 300 feet of the Southeast quarter of the ,Northeast quarter of said Section 9, leas the East 30 feet for street SUBJECT TO: All easements, restrictions, and reservations of record, if any. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument to be executed by its proper officers and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this 7544. day of October . 19 63 ..Q7 ..QR _ . 1,...a..Muaic GtuporCiaa, .. Ed / _,,,..--14 -7v // r1 By _2E? . '' ' 'v City Clerk 1111111111111111 STATE OF WASHINGTON, County of KING On this 7_a- day of October ,19 63 , before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared FRANK AIDE= and HELMIE NTT.SON to me known to be the Ityor 7 and City Clarini9M, respectively, of the City of Renton, a Municipal Corporation, uncut '•tie laws and statutes of the State of Washington, the corporation that executed tlx i'•rrR„ ,'. l•rument, and acknowledged the said instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deed of +aid 1;,., at a 1•• 'M uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated that they are authuti,.ed t, . ,f, 't 1 mnrutnent and that the seal affixed Is the corporate seal of said corporat ion. Witness my hand and offs.,,'. .. ut , .«,►A the day and year fir above written. . 4-,;(L........_4.4 (seal) No ey Public is and for tke State of Washington, residing et Renton. 1-//4/ /42i/it !`pri l 13, 1964 Mayor Donald Custer and Members of the City Council Gentlemen: At the meeting of the Renton Park Board held on Friday, April 10th, the matter of naming the park and recreation area located on 132nd Avenue c.E., near the Honeydew Elementary School, was discussed as a regular order of business. As a result of this discussion, the Park Board unanimously passed a motion officially naming this site "Kiwanis Park". The board would welcome Council concurrence in this action. Respectfully submitted, Gene L. Coulon Cuperintendent w TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY ao U o U H v CY cC O Er a C Form 468-C-Rev. Quit Claim Deed (CORPORATE FORM) THE GRANTOR CITY OF RENTON, a Municipal Corporation, under the laws and statutes of the State of Washington for and in consideration of For purpose of quieting title conveys and quit claims to A. D. GUSTAFSON and ELEANOR GUSTAFSON, his wife, the following described real estate, situated in the County of King State o Washington, together with all after acquired title of the grantor(s) therein: A portion of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M., described as follows: The North 12 feet of the South 661 feet of the East 300 feet of the Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 9, less the East 30 feet for street SUBJECT TO: All easements, restrictions, and reservations of record, if any. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument to be executed by its proper officers and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this 7 day of October , 19 63. -QI'T'X...O N.}..;3t..Rhin)i c• C.A.-pc,1.4 .1 am, 13 -31 ,y L ter. By -��, -"F City Clerk STATE OF WASHINGTON, r iS. County of KING Or this day of October ,19 63 , before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared FRANK ALIN:FNT and HELMIE NELSON to me known to be the Mayor )41:04131 t and City Cler1SUM7jr z, respectively, of the City of Renton, a Municipal Corporation, r.•rtz .ram laws and statutes of the State of Washington, the cor.oration that executed tl . , , rent, and acknowledged the said instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deed of sai,' ti• uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated that they are authorized t '' ':rument and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said corporation. tness my hand and offs, •• o' 'he day and year firs above written. *al) No ary Pub;c in and for the Stag: of Washington, residing at Renton. 42/1).,44*) October 15, 1963 Mr. Arthur D. Gustafson 11621 - 132nd Avenue S.E. Renton, Washington Subject: Quit Claim Deed, Authorized by Resolution No. 1209 Dear Mr. Gustafson: We are transmitting herewith original of Quit Claim Deed which has been properly executed by the Mayor and City Clerk of the City of Renton, covering a piece of property (12' x 300' ) that borders the North side of the City Park site on 132nd Avenue S.E. Very truly yours, CITY OF RENTON Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk HWN/ap Enc. Original INTER OFFICE�MF.MO September 25, 1963 Date OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY From: Departmental Account No . Mr. Jack Wilson, To: City Engineer Expenditure Account No . ....res.. -.Iielmie lelson, City Clerk Message: lIE: Park Property — A. D. Gustafson DT','_ ='. JACK : Quit Claim Deed Enclosed you will find copy of proposed Quit Claim Deed and Resolution in support thereof regarding the 12 foot strip of land that had previously been discussed. Would you please check over the Resolution and Deed, and if it meets with your approval, it may be submitted to the City Council at its next meeting. We reii ir.., Very truly yours, auXi TVS IFLLAN /t7 ///(6>( By: Gerard H. Shellan, City Attorrz y GMS:iw Form M1 - Mayor's Office INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date September 17, 1963 Froxr : Helmie Nelson, City Clerk Departmental Account No. To: Jack Wilson, City EngineerExpenditure Account No0__._ A1E SLAGEe City Attorney Shelian requests that you furnish in writing the reason for the CityTs conveyance of a Quit Claim Deed to A. D. Gustafson. He also wishes a legal description in order to draft a Resolution for adoption by the Council next week. • Helmie 7-6 9/Y 4-3 11621 132 Ave. , S.E. Renton, Washington July 9, 1963 City Council Renton, Washington Gentlemen: Because of an error in the description of our property on the contract when it was recorded, the City Engineering Department obtained a Quit Claim Deed to a piece of our land (121 x 300 ' ) that borders the North side of the City park site on 132 Avenue S.E. Enclosed is a description of the property and a copy of my Preliminary Commitment for Title Insurance. Exception #4 is the reason we are writing this letter requesting a Quit Claim Deed from the City of Renton to clear our title. Thank you. Yours truly, le4../e/ Y‘") A.D. Gustafsbn Encl. -2 9 io r ; grb RECtiViO SEP1963 Beginning 649 feet North of the SE Corner of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 9, TWP 26N, Range 5 East, Thence West 3uO' ; North 12 ' ; East 3Uu' ; South 12' oacx to point of Beginning, less County Roads. • Washington Land Title Associa'o- Preliminory Commitment Form WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY _ ,719 SECOND AVENUE MUTUAL 2-6600 SI ATTLE 4,WA!KIIIN(iTON PRELIMINARY COMMITMENT FOR TIRE INSURANCE No. B-707020 Unit 18 A consolidated statement of all To: Arthur D. Gustafson charge,.tn,A.r.J\.rn.urnconnection (Re : Williams-Gustafson ) with this order will be provided at closing. Date: April 18, 1963 at 8:00 a. in. Amount Premium 4% tax (x) Owner's standard coverage $2950.00 31 . �� 50 ( ) Purchaser's standard coverage ( ) Mortgagee's standard coverage ( ) Mortgagee's ATA coverage WASHINGTON TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY agrees to issue On request and on recording of any appropriate documents, its policy or policies as applied for, with coverage as indicated, based on this preliminary commitment that title to the property described herein is vested on the date shown above in FORREST V. WILLIAMS, a single man. subject only to the exceptions shown herein and to the terms, conditions and exceptions contained in the policy form. This report and commitment shall have no force or effect except as a basis for the covera e specified herein. f —(; Al it -14/1"../1 . L. By DESCRIPTION: s -- k tt ilfantS(rr1t4ry • Beginning 649 feet north of the southeast corner of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W.M. , in King County, Washington, thence west 300 feet; thence north 103 feet; thence west 350 feet; thence north 106 feet; thence east 650 feet; thence south 209 feet to the point of beginning. EXCEPTIONS: 1. General taxes for 1963 in the sum of $137 . 16 on said premises, being Tax No. 12. 2. Local improvement assessments, if any, levied by the City of Renton . 3 . Contract of sale dated March 24, 1958, executed by Forrest V. Williams, a single man, vendor and Arthur D. Gustafson and Eleanor Gustafson, his wife vendees, recorded April 9, 1958 under auditor's file No. 4889819. (Excise Tax Receipt No. E-294354 ) Correction contract recorded March 15, 1963 under auditor's file No. 5556517 . (Excise Tax Receipt No. F-503065 ) 4 . Right, title and interest of City of Renton, a municipal corporation, in and to the most southerly 12 feet of said premises under deed from Frist Investment Company, a Washington. corporation, dated November 7, 1962, recorded November 15, 1962 under auditor's file No. 5506643. Said grantor was seized of no record interest in said portion of the premises . 5. Perpetual easement and right of way over a portion of said premises condemned by the United States of America in the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington, Northern Division, Docket No. 748 'for the following purposes : To enter and to erect, maintain, repair, rebuild, operate and patrol one or more electric power trans_ (continued) NOTE: Investigation should be made to•/etermcnr if there are any service, installation, maintenance,or construction charges for seiner, water or elc.trt.itt A 1 , ie 1 B-707020 page d mission lines and appurtenant signal lines, including the right to erect such transmission line structures, wires, cables, guys, anchors and other appurtenances as are necessary thereto, together with the right to construct, maintain and use a road for construction, maintenance, and patrol purposes; the further right to clear said right of way and keep the same clear of brush, timber, all buildings and all fire hazards; and the right to remove danger trees, if any, located beyond the limits of said right of way. 6. Reservation and exception as expressed in conveyance from Northern Pacific Railway Company, recorded under auditor's file No. 51717, and amended by instrument recorded May 28, 1954 under auditor's file No. 4450143, substantially as follows : Excepting and reserving unto the grantor, its successors and assigns, forever, all minerals, including coal and iron upon or in said lands, together with the use of such of the surface as may be necessary for exploring for and mining or otherwise extracting and carrying away the same; but the grantor, its successors and assigns, shall pay to the present legal owners, or to their heirs, successors or assigns, the market value at the time mining operations are commenced of such portion of the surface as may be used for such operations, or injured thereby, including any improvements thereon . HBD:ed ,cb„1„,) - __----- 6,14 , 10,41-0 Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting 9-16-63 COMMITTEE REPORTS (cont. ) Power and Light Committee - The following new lighting installations were also recommended: Two lights on Grady Way One light - 7th & Grady - 20,000 M.V. One Light - 4th Ext. & Grady, 20,000 M.V. One light - 4th Ext. & Grady, Pole 615 - /000 14th between "J" and "K" on South side Moved by Bruce, seconded by Custer, to concur in the installations as outlined in the Power and Light Committee report. Carried. Development of the President Park Playground discussion ensued.Councilman Delaurenti stated that students and parents used the pathway to attend P.T.A. and other school ftfnctiuns and the area was in need of lighting whereafter it was moved by Garrett, seconded by Hulse, that two lights be added to the Power and Light report for installation 44 the Park area. Carried. Property Committee - Councilman Pedersen submitted Park Department memo which was read by the Clerk, advising that certain work has been completed at President Park Playground; namely, installation of 650' of 10" storm drain, 2 manholes, 60' of 8" storm line and a catch basin along with considerable grading to eliminate standing water. A pathway will be graveled through the park for the use of school children as soon as additional grading eliminates the waters yet standing. Sanitation Committee - Councilman Custer, Committee Chairman, apprised the Council of developments regarding Tiffany Park and the Cascade sewer project and it was re- quested that Council make committment as to anticipated participation by motion of intent, however, the Council did not wish to act upon the matter without knowing facts, figures and conditions of its involvement. It was subsequently moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Dullahant, that the matter be referred to the Superintendent of Utilities, and the City Engineer along with the Sanitation Committee to bring in figures for consideration by the Council. Carried. NEW BUSINESS: • Councilwoman Dahlquist expressed thanks to the Utility Department for the Water Works Utility report. Councilman Garrett suggested that the Council Members attending the Good Roads Assn. melting in Aberdeen be designated official delegates representing the City at the Con- vention. Moved by Custer, seconded by Hulse, that Vouchers No. 2275 through 2354, having been previously approved by the Accounting and Auditing Committee, be approved by the Council.il. Carried. A Sanitation Committee meeting was scheduled Mondays Sept. 23rd at Councilman Delaurenti requested a meeting of the Council As A Whole on Thursday, Sept. 19, 1963 at 7:30 p.m. to work on the Budget and all members were requested to attend. Mayor Aliment invited audience comment at this time and Mrs. Margaret Evans advised of activities of the residents in clearing brush in a pathway on the North side of Windsor Hills and participation by the Street Department along Sunset which had greatly re- duced the traffic hazard. It was requested that the Street Department aid in clearing the Windsor Hills area also and it was moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, that the matter be referred to the Street Commissioner for investigation, Carried, Mr. Charles Shane addressed the Council at this time advising that a Petition was being circulated, since the rate increase by Puget Sound Power and Light Co. , i pursuance of additional power franchise to be granted in Renton to allow another power company to operate in the City. It was suggested that such a proposition might be placed on the ballot for decision by the people. Presentation of the Petition to warrant consideration by the Council. As there was no further business to come before the Council; it was moved by Bruce, and seconded by Delaurenti, to adjourn. Carried. The meeting was adjourned at 9:25 p.m. There were 22 visitors in the Council Chambers. -5- OFFICE OF THE CITY AT CRNEY P.D. BOX F'fi 227 WELLS ST. ci° TON, WASH. November 9, 1962 Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City Dear Jack: After some additional correspondence and telephone conversations with the officials of First Investment Company, we are glad to advise you that they have signed the Quit Claim Deed to cover the so-called 12 foot gap in the prior description used. The original of said Deed is enclosed herewith and we recommend that acme be placed on record without delay. We remain, Yours very truly, F.AUGAN & SHELJAt, Oskard M. S Ilan City Attorney GMS:mr Enclosure cc-Mr. Gene Coulon Mrs. Helrtie Nelson OFFICE OF THE CITY ATT' ''IvEY P O. sox 6! 227z WELLS ST. Ru TON, WASH. November 1 , 1962 First Investment Company 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle 5, Washington Attention: Mr. P. Warren Leitch Le: Acquisition of perk property by City of Renton Deer Mr. Leitch: Thank you for your letter of October 30, 1962. In checking with our City L41 iueer today we learned that the county authorities are carrying this so-called 12 foot gap on their rolls isting you as the owner thereof and taxing you for same. This 12 foot strip is located to the north of the parcel conveyed and abuts 132nd Avenue Southeast. We therefore suggest that you verify this with the County Assessor and Treasurer since you undoubtedly Sere not aware of the fact that said strip i carried in your ownership. We are therefore returning to you the original and copy of the Quit Claim Deed. If you have any further questions, we rec7ueet that you call our City Engineer, Mr. Jack t'ilsort, directly. We remain, Yours very truly, 400 GAN & SRELLAN T2/ ( ` Gerard M. Sbellan City Attorney GMS:rnr Enclosures cc-Mr. Jack Vilsor , City Ergir.eer Mrs. Harris Nelson, City Clerk • October 25. 1962 First Investment Company President Park Development Co. 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle 5, Washington Attention: Mr. H. Warren Leitch Re: Acquisition of Park Property by City of Renton Dear Mr. Leitch: We hereby make reference to our previous correspondence and delivery of Deeds from your company to the City of Renton which instruments are dated December 6, 1961. We have been advised by our City Engineer today that upon his checking the legal description, it appears that there is a "gap" of 12 feet between the land heretofore conveyed and adjoining property. Apparently this was due to an error in describing a parcel to the north so that this 12 foot strip was left out by inadvertence. In order to acquire title to this area, we are enclosing herewith the original and one copy of a Quit Claim Deed to said strip with the request that you have the proper officials execute same and return to us in the enclosed self-addressed envelope. We remain, Yours very truly, HAUGAN & SHBLLAN Corer M. Shellan City Attorney CUSS:mtr Enclosures cc-Mrs. Heimis Nelson, City Clerk , Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer I/30/62, Mr, Shellan requested warrant be issued on purchase of property for Park a Playground - President Park Area to Forrest V. Williams, 734_10th Ave. East, Seat'Ie 2, Washington as follows: 'o Puget Sound Title insurance Company Title Insurance (Forrest N i l i i ams Property) - $32,76 ) Documentary Stamps 6,30 Recording Fees 2,00 04i 0b Forrest Williams s 96 .$o?/ 7 C (charge $2000 recording fees .. /c) Helmie l/`'j0/C2, Mr. Shellan requested warrant be issued on purchase of property for Park Playground - President Park Area to Forrest V. Williams, 75+-1Cth Ave. East, Seattle 2, Washington as follows : to Puget Sound Title Insurance Company Title Insurance (Forrest Williams Property) - $32.76 Documentary Stamps 6.30 Recording Fees 2.00 CI it% Forrest Williams 3 6 a 9,V (Charge ..:2,CO recording fees - I Presume to Clerk's a/c) Helmie INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date January 29, 1962 From: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney Ile : Acquisition of Park property (President Park and First Investment Company) To: Helmie Nelson, City Clerk cc: Gene Coulon, Park Supt. cc: Hugh Bruce, Chairman Message : Dear Helmie: Enclosed you will find originals of Deeds from First Investment Company and President Park Development Co. , both of which now have been recorded in the King County Auditor's office in Volume 4234 of Deeds, Page 179 and Volume 4234 of Deeds, Page 180, respectively. We suggest that you keep said documents in a safe place. The transaction with Mr. Forrest Williams will be completed during the next few days and we suggest that the funds be made available for that purpose. GMS:nd Encl. voL42 04 WEIN) 1536718203 o . Wh 7k. ( (..---9.q.5',2_- ) RELCl'J -._1.:. 4234 Deeds W O N c! . �:r?+ VOL ..... o F y:Afl . i8o 0, .,1' �f E i C-,. 2C w O 1362 ,:'. 23 A U 3 t1 x 3 x Z i.4. CO coo ; ► , C.) W.1 o can LA ('" U 1 Obit,i !,. t^U°il'l •,..f: .!+ t7 ' g as '-, +- l R.1 C3 CO 0! N 'COUNTY ',JOSH' 44 ;i U a U) 0 ;i cr) v 4 0 1 DEPOT Y II 11 d ii V \ �t� 11 _ I 'I NS\ FORM L59 Statutory Warranty Deed (CORPORATE FORM) THE GRANTOR , PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO. , a limited partnership, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and No/100 ($10. 00) Dollars, N in hand paid, conveys and warrants to CITY OF RENTON, a municipal corporation, • ) the following described real estate, situated in the County of King , State of NVashington• 4,\• • Unplatted Tract "B" and that portion of unplatted Tract "A" lying southerly of a line parallel with and 421. 0 feet northerly of the south line of said unplatted Tract "B" as delineated on Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded in volume 61 of plats, page 30, ;-, T{;-,fit r'n,,v+v, Wa.t'ington. Subject to all easements, restrictions and reservations of record • T*1 E4 53.1+ -L"'" AA . h On • Ray TRIO.' ' I`` WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument to be exec _ R.':fi.iii ets'-'-`" ,ai►d t( �.,►rporate seal to be hereunto affixed this 6th day of December, - 'I: PRESIDENT PARK DEVELOPMENT CO, a limited partnership,. b-y..OR.CHAR.D..PARK. HOM..ES�. INC.., . general partner. By e_ 1; resident'. Secretary. Si ATE OF WASHINGTON, 1 •ss. County of King On this 6th day of December, 1961 , before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington. duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Neil D. Bannon and H. Warren Leitch, to me known to be the vice- President and Secretary, respectively, ofOrchard Park Homes, In, a*S s the general partner Qf Preside t a k De a opment, Co. , a liited partnership, ,tbe,c Noration at execute the ore omiomii mnJ� n�� e saidtnstrun ent to be the Tree an :•-",'$p�iiotsry act and deed of said corporation, o e u ur5�i`s s ein mentioned, and on oath stated that may were authorized to execute the said instrument and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said ",mbixtion. r • y•o Wlsss my hand and official seal hereto affixed the day and year first above written. J .a. ` e:=' Notary44izc :n and ,for'• (-6)-tt.143 2)••• Mate of t in t,n residing at Seattle. 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GRANTOR, `--- _�_. , FIRST INVESTMENT COMPANY a Washingtoc, o orporation, for and in consideration of the sum of Ten and No/100 ($10. 00) Dollars \j 4-1 in hand paid, conveys and warrants to CITY OF RENTON, a municipal corporation, the following described real estate, situated in the County of King %ashington- , State of (a) The north 165. 00 feet of the south 330. 00 feet of the southeast quarter of the n quarter of section 9, township 23 north, range 5 east ortheast n EXCEPT the east 30. 00 feet thereof for road; and EXCEPT that King County,portionWashington thereof lying west of a line which is 50. 00 feet easterly of the westerlyline of the Bonneville Power Line Right of Way Easement, or ,,,,l,;r}, pc,rtion a fulfillment deed has already been delivered sion (b) That portion of the southeast quarter at the northeast quarter o1 bect1, r. 9, township 23 north, range 5 east, W. M. , in King County, Washington, described as follows: at a point 130. 00 feet north of the southeast corner of said subdivision; thence west ginning feet; thence north 421. 00 feet; thence east 360. 00 feet; thence south 102. 00 feet; thence a 300. 00 feet; thence south 50. 00 feet; thence west 300. 00 feet; thence south 100. 00 feet; east 300. 00 feet; thence south 169. 00 feet to thepoint of beginning, ence east thence thereof lying within the east 30. 00 feet of said subdivision, g g' EXCEPT that portion 110CUMENTARYT ORriiMFNTARY Subject to all easements, restrictions and reservations of record, if any, I ,' ' ' ? {\ ��'lTN> ss WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument ,:'0....a.+20: .2-9,..,.. 1• iand•u, •ur► orate seal to be hereunto affixed this 6th day to of D ee executed by its proper officers ecember, 1961 . 10 FIRST INVESTMENT COMPANY StaSSTI ......z",e,,2_, z y . „,... Nes."--02,4, ... a Vice- P., ,,,1,n; Si.\lF (1F WASHINITO� k ta�� Assistant s. ►O r:4;061, hnr` Secretory. County of King ~` On this 6th `r a Notary Public in and lie;0 ' y of December, 1961 e State of Washington, duly commissioned and sworn, beforeallme, the undersigned, A. Stanley Sadoski personally appeared to me known to be the President H. Warren Leitch vice- I resident and assistant Secretary, respectively, of First Investment Company Ow corporation that executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged the said instrument to be the free wIsut r.•,act and deed of said corporation, for the uses and purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated •t;on. authorized to execute the said instrument and that the seal affixed is and tri +itsalron, clod saidhad 1Vttur my hand and official seal hereto affixed the day and year first above written. the corporate sell of -----?...Z.if-•e-l'' 0 • ')2( . Notary Public in and for the State of ! .ashin• trn. residing at Seattle. (- CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF C TY ATTORNEY January 19, 1962 Washington Title Insurance Company EO3 Second Avenue Seattle, Wash n on Attention: Ar. John Vinke, Unlit 6 no: R-6,94*2 Purchaser - City of Renton Gentlemen: Enclosed you will find Statutory Warranty Deecfrom the First 0 Invest i t Ccipary and ?resident park Development Ccep ny respectively unto the City of Renton together bith Sales Tax Affidavits, which dccurents ve €sk you to place on record forthwith. We are also enclosing City of Renton Warrant No. 5F.99 in the sum of $42. i• to cover the revenre stamps and recording fees. Both docurents should be returned to our office. We understand that the title insurance prer'iur1 will be paid directly by the sellers. We also understand that Items 1 and 7 of the Preliminary Title report have been elim- inated.inated. please forward the title insurance policies to our offiee et en early date. Yo very truly, �AVCAN fit SIMIAN /1/ ard M. Sbellan City Attorney CMS:mr ! gmeloaures / cc-Rel*ie Nelson, City Clerk Mayor and City Council f Cene Coulon, :'upt, of Parks i i CITY OF RENTON RENTON. WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY January 19, 1962 First Investment Company President Park Development Co. E050 35th Avenue, F. F. Seattle S, Washington Attention: Yr. H. Warren Leitch ^L\! Re: Acquisition of Park Property Dear Sir: This is further in pursuance of our recent corresnondence and telephone conversations. Enclosed you will find the City of kenton's Yarr::nt i;a. 5P95 and No, "P9" In thc, s►rc of t9,nmCn and 1420.10 respectively which payments constitute the balance due you in consummation of the Above real estate transactions. You will notice, as per our previous agreement, that we have deducted the necessary amounts for revenue stamps. Would you please, simultane- ously with the acceptance of said warrants, execute and return to us the enclosed vouehers, duly notarized, which are needed li) for the City's records. We are enclosing a selP-addressed envelope for your convenience. Wq are forwarding the Deeds to the title company for recording this date. Yours vary truly, 1MU N N SR&LLAN card M. Shellan City Attorney ONSter Enclosures cc—Mrs. }Mole Pelson, City Clerk Mayor and City Council Mr. Coulon, Supt. of Parks CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY January 19, 1962 Washington Title Insurance Company 803 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington Attention: Mr. John Jinke, Unit 6 /� Re: E-659432 Pui:chaser - City of Renton Gentlemen: Enclosed you will find Statutory Warranty DeedSfrom the First Investment Company and President Park Development Company r7Ispectively unto the City of Renton together with Sales Tax Affidavits, which documents we ask you to place on record forthwith. to Are also enclosing City of Renton Warrant No. 5899 in the sum of $12.4C to cover the revenue stamps and recording fees. Both documents should be returned to our office. we understand that the title insurance premium will be paid directly by the sellers. We also understand D that Items 1 and 7 of the Preliminary Title report have been elim- inated. Please forward the title insurance policies to our office at an early date. Yours ,very truly, 11A /A .SHELIAN /776: Gerard M. Shellan City Attorney GMS:mr Enclosures cc-Helmie Nelson, City Clerk Mayor and City Council Gene Coulon, Supt. of Parks CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY January 19, 1962 First Investment Company President Park Development Co. 8050 35th Avenue, N. E. Seattle 5, Washington Attention: Mr. H. Warren Leitch Re: Acouisition of Park Property Dear Sir: This is further in pursuance of our recent corresnondenca and telephone conversations. Enclosed you will find the City of Renton's [1:1 Warrsnt No. 5895 any! No. 'WI in the sum of S9,000.00 and $420.10 respectively which payments constitute the balance due you in consummation of the above real estate transactions. You will notice, as per our previous agreement, that we have deducted the necessary amounts for revenue stamps. Would you please, simultane- ously with the acceptance of said warrants, execute and return to us the enclosed vouchers, duly notarized, which are needed for the City's records. We are enclosing a self-addressed envelope for your convenience. We are forwarding the Deeds to the title company for recording this date. Yours 4ry truly, NA$ # SRELIAN /./;7 Wersxi M. Shellan City Attorney GMStmr Enclosures cc-Mrs. Helmie 1"el son, City Clerk Mayor and City Council Mr. Coulon, Supt. of Parks iNTER-OFFiCE MEMO 10/31/61 City Clerk From: Departilental Account No. Gerard Shelling City Attorney Tc: Ar.;coun Message: Res Earnest Money Receipt & Agreement - Forrest V. Williams Lvclosed herewith original & one copy above-captioned agreement, in line with your request. While Nelson � a OPENING OF BIDS ON 1962 AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT (Continued) 1-23-1962 Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Vietzke, that the Bids be referred to the Auditing Committee and the Purchasing Department to report back. Carried COMMUNICATIONS: Letters were read from the City Attorney as directed to the Washington Title Insurance Company requesting policies relative to President Park properties recently acquisitioned by the City for park purposes and submitting the proper deeds thereon, and to the First Investment Company transmitting the City's Warrants Nos. 5895 and 5898 in the sums of $9,000.00 and $420.10, constituting balance due in consumation of the real estate transactions. A letter was read from the Street Commissioner, Joe Lynch, requesting permission to dispose of a 2,000 gallon surplus steel tank. Councilman Reid reported that the Street and Alley Committee recommended that the tank be sold as requested. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Reid, to concur in the recommendation of the Committee. Carried. A communication was read from the Citizen's Committee for Better Government, submitted by W. Philipp, Secretary, advising the City Clerk of receipt of communication relative to a-Street and Alley Committee meeting and of the Committee's decision that nothing would be learned from such a meeting and of their decision for no need to attend same1 and changing date in previous letter, requesting ' information to be delivered on February 5, 1962. The Street and Alley Committee report was read advising of the full attendance of Council Committee members with no one in attendance from the Citizen's Committee for Better Government. Two of the Street and Alley Committee members had received notice that the Committee for Better Government was not planning to be represented, which was also noted in Mr. Philipp's communication, and reported by Councilman Garrett. The Clerk read a letter from City Attorney Shellan, directed to Councilman Bruce, Chairman of the Property Committee, outlining terms of agreement relative to Lease extension with Lepack Veneer, Inc. Three parcels of property are involved and since the City acquired the Tract 2 Lease from the Commercial Waterway District No. 2, subject to all the terms and conditions thereof, the rental increase is limited to the sum of $122.50. The two other parcels have been increased to $50.00 and $35.00,from $15.50 and $15.00 set in 1951, based upon appraisers' computations. Councilman Bruce advised of a moratorium to February 12 on the matter and that the Committee will retain the matter until after that date when recommendations for firm negotiation will be made. A letter from Renton School District No. 403 was read requesting permission to install a banner across the street on Third Avenue between the Roxy and Renton Theaters, advertising the election and school special levy. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Pinkerton, to concur in the request of the School District. Carried. A letter was read from Mr. Gil Duckworth, Attorney At Law, on behalf of Mr. Rudolph Zaputil, requesting refund from the City of a deposit. on certain water service on I Place,in the sum of $261.72, contending that there was a pre-existing six inch main which could have serviced his property had it not been removed, as had been requested by him. Mr. Marvin Schroeder, Sup't. of Utilities, displayed a drawing of the pre-existing line and one of the new line installed- upon realignment of the plat and streets,calling attention to requirements of the Ordinance for service from the front of the property. Mr. Zaputil stated his property could have been thusly serviced, that the present line was not fully utilized and presented a health hazard as it presently exists and that he should have been notified that he was to be included in the Agreement executed between the City and the Contractor installing such a line. Mr. Schroeder advised the old line was inadequate and would not have properly served the subject property. Discussion followed regarding the matter after which it was moved by Trimm, seconded by Vietzke, that same be referred to the Fire and Water Committee for investigation and report back. Carried. A Petition, containing fifteen signatures, was read requesting investigation of the need for better lighting in the Windsor Hills area. Moved by Poli, seconded by Delaurenti, that the communication be referred to the Power and Light Committee to report back. Carried. -2- • • ♦ EARNEST MONEY RECEIPT AND AGuuEM ENT NYU RAN F fnMOA n'r Immtoug • '— _1961 Washington J RECEIVED FROM OH...II... ...L.multipal..aerpexatisa (Hereinafter called "purchaser") DOLLARS ($ ) in the form of chect.for $ Cash for $_..l.aN Note for $ due , paid or delivered =Was earnest money in part payment of the purchase price of the following described real estate in nig County, Washington Parcels (a) and (b) as dsssribed in attached Exhibits which are attached hereto and monde a part hereof as if fully set forth Washington Title Insurance Co. Policy No. B659432. Commonly Known as Total Purchasee price is Eighteen Thousand Pine 10a4red and. Twisty Della rs_ .......DOLLARS ($ 1$,92 .N ) payable as follows: Otte-dial! of said purshaas prise to be paid, in sash, upon closings and the remaining balsams to be mid by purchasers, is sash, ea or before February 1, 1162. This transaction to be evidenced by a Statutory Warranty Deed as specified in 4(a) bolo!. It 10 understood that the ttyy described b! "eA" ttashod hereto csns!.sts of a tel acres an irssles prise b g� and fet at $15,�`N.00 tht the property described in Exhibit "I", all being located tithin the Num./tr y of Ismaevills Power transmission line, and its value having been fixed and dste»ined at $170.Nj said properties being wined by the First Investment Company and President Park Development Cempsay, respectively. 1. Title of seller is to be free of encumbrances,or defects,except Mote Rights reserved in federal patents or state deeds,building or use restrictions general to the district,and building or zoning regulations or provisions shall not be deemed encum- brances or defects. Encumbrances to be discharged by seller may be paid out of purchase money at date of closing. 2. Seller agrees to furnish and deliver to office of closing agent as soon as procurable s standard form purchaser's polies' of title insurance or report preliminary thereto issued by Puget Sound Tltle Insurance Company,and seller authorizes agent to apply at once for such title insurance. The tit!• policy to be issued shall contain no exceptions other than those provided for in said standard form plus encumbrances or defects noted in paragraph 1 above. Delivery of such policy or title report to closing agent named herein shall constttgte delivery to purchaser. If title is not o insurable as above provided end rsunoc be made so insurable by termination date set forth in Paragraph a hereof,earnest money shall be refunded and all rights of purchaser terminated: Provided that purchaser may waive defects and elect to purchase. If title is an insurable and purchaser fails or refuses to complete purchase,the earnest money shall lit forfeited as liquidated damages unless seller elects to enforce this agreement. The agent shall not be responsible for delivery of of title. 3. (a) If financing is required purchaser agrees to make immediate application therefor,sign necessary papers,pay required costs,and exert hest efforts to procure such financing. (b) A Veterar purchaser agrees to complete the purchase if the sale price is reduced by the seller to conform with the Certificate of Reasonable Value issued by the Veterans' Administration. Seller and agent agree to refund earnest money in event financing contemplated by the Veteran purchaser is not obtained. 4. (a) If this agreement is for conveyance of fee title, title shall be conveyed by Warranty deed free of encumbrances or defects except those noted in Paragraph 1. (It) If this agreement is for sale on real estate contract,seller and purchaser agree to execute a Real Estate Contract for the balance of the purchase price on Real Estate Contract Form No. 109 of Puget Sound Title Insurance Company. The terms of said form are herein incorporated by reference. Said contract shall provide that title be conveyed by Warranty Deed. If said property is subject to an existing contract or mortgage which seller is to continue to pay,seller agrees to pay said contract or mortgage in accordance with its terms,and upon default,purchaser shall have right to make any payments necessary to remove the default,and any payments so made shall lie applied to the payments next falling due on the contract between seller and purchaser herein. (c) If this agreement is for sale and transfer of vendee's interest under existing real estate contract,the transfer shall lie by proper purchaser's assignment of contract and deed sufficient in form to convey after acquired title. 5. Taxes for the current year, rents, insurance, interest,mortgage reserves, water and other utilities constituting liens shall he prorated as of Aille Purchaser shall pay for remaining oil in fuel tank,the amount to he determined by the supplier. 6. Purchaser shall be entitled to possession on olootna 7. Purchaser offers to purchase the property in its present condition,on the terms noted.This offer is made subject to approval of the seller by midnight of In consideration of agent submitting this offer to seller, purchaser agrees with agent not to withdraw this offer during said period, or until earlier rejection thereof by seller. Purchaser agrees that written notice of acceptance given to agent by seller shall be notice to purchaser. If seller does not accept this agreement within the time specified,the agent shall refund the earnest money upon demand. 11 e S. The sale shall be closed in office of -. within.........3e days after title insurance policy or report preliminary thereto is delivered showing title le, provided,or after com etmn financing, if financing is called for herein,which ever is later,but in any event not later than DOS. /4...1,01 which shall be the termination date. The purchaser and seller will, on demand of either, deposit in escrow with Puget Sot nd Title Insurance Company all Instruments and monies necessary to complete the purchase in accordance with this agreement; the cost of escrow shall be paid one half each b seller and purchaser. 9. Linoleum, window screens,screen doors, plumbing and lighting fixtures (except floor and standing lamps),shades, Venetian blinds,curtain rode,all attached bathroom fixtures, trees,plant/and shrubbery in the yard,water heating apparatus and fixtures,awnings, ventilating, cooling and heating systems (except stoves) that are now on the premises shall be included in the sale. Attached television antennas,if any,that are now on the premises shall remain intact and shall lie included in the sale. 10. There are no verbal or other agreements which modify or affect this agreement. Time is of th s me* ) ' tamit I Purchaser 4.-`-� Clin By: `! f ,rt�( 2::--c, �^ I t chasCe � -icy Purchaser's A citizen or one who has in good faith declared his intention • . . .r,• . .,tv.ii „t the Address _ Phone United States.Purchasers warrant they are of legal age. —_=ems- The undersigned seller on this day of , 195 , hereby accepts and approves the above agreement and agrees to,an M. .!I of flee- t.rsss thereof at ••..-. ..' ♦ .. . . ..a . .. .♦ . . • • .... . . . . .. e •e. • se. e• - •. a • s. •♦t• •a• •• ♦ . . •♦ •• ' ' . tr� • � • . ...'... •_ .. t. . • .• we fort-i'r acknowledge receipt o a true•copy o t pgrecJ�T�en tgne, y� uo par es, •� '��J t s+-'w ` " `-• t •,' .7�•. � • ] a t •• 1Lec� partnerse >t �� I • p t Byer t- • k - .r- _enera1 p'trtner I'j _ �r—f i t / Seller �W �\ Pr e , ....), 2 ri �Js�w/� e. `' FAIiWy s s-s.• op. •f 5, to-•gC„w ..tr+•we•t,signed by the seller, is hereby received on thtaT'.64fd -t - .,i,r CI f/�--TY OF RENT.T. 0 itsivelseesr ► g*, ioene rtIN ,aettaas,eee Conspany Form No.469-5.56 .2/ C-4Al 2,'4rt A s...ope...•.a in seat.Seel Estate Board Jon. '56. Purchaser(Offer "B" PORTION PROPOSED PARK DESCRIPTION: President Park Development Co. 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle, Washington Unplatted Tract "B" and that portion of unplatted Tract "A" lying southerly of a line parallel zith and 421.0 feet northerly of the south line of said unplatted Tract "B" as delineated on Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded in Volume 61 of Plats, Page 30, Records of King County, °lashington. rrA n Portion of Proposed Park Description First Investment Company 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle, ;dashing ton (a) The north 165.00 feet of the south 330.00 feet of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Nine (9), Township Twenty- three (23) North, Range Five (5) East, W. I .; EXCEPT the east 30.00 feet thereof for road; and EXCEPT that portion thereof lying west of a line which is 50.00 feet easterly of the westerly line of the Bonne- ville Power Transmission Line Right of liJay Eastment, on which portion a fulfillment deed has already been delivered. (b) That portion of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Nine (9) Township Twenty-three (23) north, range five (5) east, d.T .; described as follows: Beginning at a point 330.00 feet north of the southeast corner of said subdivision; thence west 660.00 feet; thence north 421.00 feet; thence east 360.00 feet; thence south 102.00 feet; thence east 300.00 feet; thence south 59.00 feet; thence west 300.00 feet; thence south 100.00 feet; thence east 300.00 feet; thence south 169.00 feet to the point of beginning, EXCEPT that portion thereof lying within the east 30.00 feet of said subdivision. 4 { PORTION PROP^SFD PARK DESCRIPTION: President Park Development Company 8050 - 35th Avenue N.E. Seattle, Washington The southerly 421.0 feet of that portion of the SW 4 of the SE of the NE 4 of Section 9, Township 23 North Range 5 East W.H. lying north of the north line of Albert Balch's President Park No. 5 as recorded in Volume 52 of Plats on Page 55, records of King County, Washington, extended east, and lying easterly of Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded in Volume 61 of Plats on Page 30, records of King County, Washington. Jnplatted Tract B and that portion of unplatted Tract A lying southerly of a line parallel with and 421.0 feet northerly of the south line of said unplatted Tract B as delineated on Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded in Volume 61 of Plats, Page 30, records of King County, Washington.) 4ur�rT ' EARNEST MONEY RECEIPT AND AGREr.iviENT R . J TIT 1N •A "seMDANY Renton , Washington October 19 6-1. RECEIVED FROM . THf...CITY...OF...RENTON.... A municipal corporation • (Hereinafter called "purchaser"I DOLLARS ($ • .) 77 00 Note for $.... _. .... due _. . , paid or delivered to agent as cal nest money ill in the form of check for $ Cash for $..b.e -���- --�- � --� part payment of the purchase price of the following described real estate in.. ........... . Iounty, Washington The North 100 feet of the South 599 feet of the East 300 feet of til.e Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 E. ,W.M. , measured along the east line of said subdivision, LESS County Road, LESS coal and mineral rights. • Commonly Known u - .. .._ _ Three Thousand "'t`'\R' Total Purchase/� price is ---- -- ($ 3 s.y{.QQ.-e-QQ.._)•payable as follows: All cash upon closing; it being strictly understood and agreed that closing suall take place between January 15 and February 15, 1962. This transaction to be evidenced by Statutory Warl:auty Deed as specified in 4(a) below. 1. Title of seller is to toe free of encumbrances,or defects,except: none Rights reserved in federal patents or state deeds,building or use restrictions general to the district,and building or zoning regulations or prosisiuns shall not be deemed encum- brances or defects.Encumbrances to be discharged by seller may be paid out of purchase money at riot of clrr•I,,e 2. Seller agrees to furnish and deliver to office of closing agent as soon as procurablera standard form purchaser's poi;es' of tit!,, insturance or repall rt•:pr li il oinor) thiretooissuedhbby Puget Sotand Title Insurance Company,and seller anrborbw arm•,' to at tile st " '•'.^'e Tf' Pot'."• is ' an those prosided for in said standard form plus encumbrances or defects noteu in parageap❑ i arose l'euscry of such po,u: ui title report to closing agent named herein shall constitute delivery to purchaser. If title is not o insurable as above provided and cannot be made so insurable by termination,dab, set forth in Paragraph -z hereof,earnest money stall he refunded and all rights of purchaser terminated: Provided that purchaser may waive defects and elect to purchase.If title is so insurable and purchaser fails or refuses to complete purchase,the earnest money shall he forfeited as liquidated damages unless seller elects to enforce this agreement. The agent shall not be responsible for delivery of of title. 3. (a) If financing is required purchaser agrees to make immediate application therefor,sign necessary papers,pay required costs,and exert best giants to procure such financing. (b) A Veteran purchaser agrees to complete the purchase if the sale price is reduced by the seller to conform with the Certificate of Reasonable Value issued by the Veterans' Administration. Seller and agent agree to refund earnest money in event financing contemplated by the Veteran purchaser is not obtained. 4. (a) if this agreement is for conveyance of fee title, title shall be conveyed by Warranty deed free of encumbrances or defects except those noted in Paragraph 1. (b) If this agreement is for sale on real estate contract,seller and purchaser agree to execute a Real Estate Contract fr,r the`,alancetrf e of the purchase ei artce ch of n Real lie E tatn C ontr'ct Form No. 109 of Puget Sound Title Insurance Company. The terms of said form are herein incorporated by reference. P by Warranty Deed. If said property is subject to an existing contract or mortgage which seller is to continue to pay,seller agrees to pay said contract or mortgage in accordance with its terms,and upon default,purcha er shall have right to make any payments necessary to remove the default,and any payments so made shall ire applied to the payments next falling due on the contract between seller and purchaser herein. (c) If this agreement is for sale and transfer of vendee's interest under existing real estate contract,the transfer shall he by proper purchaser's a'sipument of contract and deed sufficient in form to convey after acquired title. 5. 'faxes for the current year,rents, insurance, interest,mortgage reserves, water and other utilities constituting liens shall be prorate as of .. Purchaser shall pay for remaining oil in fuel tank,the amount to he determined by the supplier. . .. 6. Purchaser shall be entitled to possession on .._January 2.a. 1962. . � � .. _.. 7. Purchaser offers to purchase the property in its present condition, on the terms noted.This offer is made subject to approval of the seller by midnight or.. - ,. _.._ •_ ., In consideration tit agent subrnitting this offer to seller, purchaser agrees with agent not to withdraw this 'oiler rturinu sae.' period, or lint,' 'artier rejection thereof by seller. Purchaser agrees that written notice of acceptance given to agent by seller shall he notice to purchaser. It seller does)not accept this a_crcenxan suit hug tilt' time specified,the agent shall refund the earnest money upon demand. 41. • as above stated T*`N- Cx.t _ACt. $ with.,�. days after till, insurance policy S. or The sale shall m closedyt inr tooffns a iveredfi showing title insurable, ,assa+bove11W eco - io y - - .rer, hit in or report preliminary thereto is delivered title insurable,as above provi or after completion of financing, if financing is called fur herein, whirl ���.. .- eb...-._15,. 1962 which shall be the termination date. The purchaser and seller will, on demand eat, -row any went not later than " II with Puget Sound Title Insurance Company all instruments and monies necessary to complete the purchase w accordance with this agre�•nx•nt, the eon' +�� o' paid one half each by seller and purchaser. 9. Linoleum, window screens,screen doors, plumbingheating an ligting andt fixtures,s ( awnilnor.andus ending lamps), shades, and +range tan blinds, xrvirttasl stovessods a'.. „,I, ,.0 r•,'bin premises trees, plants and shrubbery in the yard, water g apparatus shall be included in the sale. Attached television antennas,if any,that are now on the premises shall remain intact and shall be in.lieledain (la sal. 10. There are no verbal or other agreements which modify or affect this agreement. Time is of the essence_1f_tin,agreement. CITIA.TF R TTON By: I'urrh,+srr IXXeX City Clerk EAst 4-8298 who Rr,,,,, faith der dared nt,'Ill ioo ,t•. Purchaser's 0 East ..citizen or 739:—lGth Ave. Phone -United States Purchasers warrant the., ,I i, a. .ig, Address _. _. . Seattle 2 __-- — __ -- -- Ilse undersigned seller on this. _ day of....._ ._ -� -.., 195 ..-, herein a-,copes and appro,es the an„se agreement and a,rcr-s to,at r., .,it aIi of the terms thereof aIy,'{* `RbNa)iXRalla aliguliXD(XX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXhXXXXXX(�:i:XX-X)s.iiXX?:D.�41ta(.0X ) 1,FT4T��Of.IX XXiIkYalt XaCII3Ca(341X]EeXt X*XXX ll X1024614{XOCKalICXX3OXIXERMM xattactocaxxamixmoiawooratatXIXissWIMDEXeSsANIXZICYCXM X MAX Niai71�4' ]ux 747[}Q^CF74 w: in.rther acknowledge receipt of a true copy of this agreement,signed by both parties. / e 1 1� i34 -- 10thNorth_, Seattale, Washington ., /�/// Address errs t 'V. Wil l iaf ss,,ller (a single man) Phone Willi.aMi,(wile) A true copy of the foregoing agreement,signed by the seller,is hereby received on this..._... . . .day of _..... . - ._ .. .. . ....Purchaser Puget Sound Title Insurance Company Form No.469-R-56 -- A dorm approved by Seattle Real Estate Board ion. '56. Purchaser (11 ifr1 4u13s7 EARn><:z5r MONEY RECEIPT AND AGRErinnNT rl. rNSURANCE COMPANY h � _. ._ _ i� Washington —J�'.. .. .19 V 1 RECEIVED FROM CM..IIT..ZU11.140...a...ninhipal serpration (Hereinafter called"purchaser") DOLLARS ($ I in the form of check for $ Cash for $....l.aN Note for $ due , paid or delivered teas earnest money in part payment of the purchase price of the following described real estate in VAS__ . __ .. County, Washington Parcels (a) and (b) as described in attached Exhibits which are attached hereto and made a part hereof as if fully set forth Washington Title Insurance Co. Policy No. B659432. Commonly Known as Total Purchase price is lightsea Thousand Pine gaa4rod cad Twenty Dollars -__ 1g,9Zo•� .DOLLARS ($ ),payable as follows: One-half of said parehase prise to be paid, in cash, upon closiag; sad the remaining balance to be paid by purchasers, is sash, as or before February 1, 1962. This transaction to be evidenced by a Statutory Warranty Deed as specified in 4(a) below. It i understood } a e that the property described in Exhibit "A" attached hereto consi and of approximately71/2 acres and its sales price being fixed and determined at $18,750.00; that the property described in Exhibit "B", all being located *ithin the boundary of Bonneville Power transmission line, and its value having been fixed and determined at $170.00; said properties being owned by the First Investment Company and President Park Development Company, respectively. 1. Trite of seller is to be free of encumbrances,or defects,except: Bone Rights reserved in federal patents or state deeds,building or use restrictions general to the district,and building or zoning regulations or provisions shall nut be deemed enruln- braorrs or defects. Encumbrances to be discharged by seller may be paid out of purchase money at date of closing. 2. Seller agrees to furnish and deliver to office of closing agent as soon as procurable a standard form purchaser's policy of title insurance or report preliminary thereto issued by Puget Sound Tit!' Insurance Company,and seller authorizes agent to apply at once for such title insurance. Ti,' title policy to lie issued Thal) contain no exceptions other than tiros provided for in said standard form plus encumbrances or defects noted in paragraph 1 above. Delivery of such policy or title report to closing agent named herein shall constitute delivery to pup baser. If title is not to insurable as ale.,e pr•.t'i led and rarmot be mate so insurable by termination date set forth in Paragraph v hereof,earnest money shall he refunded and all rights of purchaser terminated: Provided that purchaser may waive defects and elect to purchase. If title is so insurable and purchaser fails or refuses to complete purchase,the earnest Monet'shall be forfeited as liquidated damages unless seller elects to enforce this agreement. The agent shall nut he responsible for delivery of of title. $. (r) if tnancing is required purchaser agrees to make immediate application therefor,sign necessary papers,pay required costs,and exert best efforts to procure such financing. (h) A Veteran purchaser agrees to complete the purchase if the sale price is reduced by the seller to conform with the Certificate of Reasonable Value issued by the Veterans' Adm.ntatration. Seller and agent agree to refund earnest money in event financing contemplated by the Veteran purchaser is not obtained. 4. (a) If this agreement is for conveyance of fee title, title shall be conveyed by Warranty deed free of encumbrances or defects except those noted in Paragraph 1. (b) If this agreement is for sale on real estate contract,seller and purchaser agree to execute a Real Estate Contract for the balance of the purchase price on Real Estate Contract Finn No, 109 of Puget Sound Title Insurance Company. The terms of said form are herein incorporated by reference. Said contract shall provide that title be conveyed by Wsrrsny- Deed. If said property is subject to an existing contract or mortgage which seller is to continue to pay,seller agrees to pay said contract or mortgage in accordance with its terms,and upon default, purchaser shall have right to make any payments necessary to remove the default, and any payments so made shall he applied to the payments next falling due on the enntravf between seller and purchaser herein. (et if this,agreement is for sale and transfer of vendee's interest under existing real estate contract,the transfer shall lie by proper purchaser's assignment of contract and deed sufficient In form to convey after acquired title. 5. Taxes for Ii,e current year, rents, insurance, interest,mortgage reserves, water and other utilities constituting liens shall he prorated as of a .. ._ Pnrc•barr.r shall nay for remaining oil in fuel tank,the amount to be determined by the supplier. d, Purchaser shall be entitled to possession on cl00bit 7 l'srel.as••r,offers to purchase the property in its present condition,on the terms noted.This offer is made sub;ect to approval of the seller by midnight of In r•on+iderat eon of agent submitting this offer to seller, purchaser agrees with agent not to withdraw this offer during said period, or until earlier rejection thereof by seller Purchaser agrees that written notice of acceptance given to agent by seller shall be notice to purchaser. If seller does not accept this agreement within the time specified,the agent shall refund the earnest money upon demand. �� ff t� �a C. The sale shall be closed in office of IX ski•. Lt.g R--ri �• Cit] At. ,a, within .. . .. _days after title insurance policy or report preliminary thereto is delivered showing titlet insurable,as above provided,or alter completion o�financing, if financing is called for herein,which ever is later, but in ern. Bien: ie,t Inter than ......Dec. 1,_..1.9.*1.. _......._. which shall he the termination date. The purchaser and seller will, in, demand of either, deposit in escrow w,th Puget Sound Title Insurance Company all instruments and monies necessary to complete the purchase in accordance with this agreement: the cost of escrow shall be paid .roe I.a,f each Iiy seller and purchaser. 9. Linoleum, window screens,screen doors, plumbing and lighting fixtures (except floor and standing lamps),shades, Venetian blinds,curtain rods,all attached bathroom fixtures, trees, plants and shrubbery in the yard,water heating apparatus and fixtures,awnings, ventilating, cooling and heating systems (except stoves) that are now on the premises _shall be include,'in the sale. Attached television antennas,if any,that are now on the premises shall remain intact and shall be included in tl {e. ill. There are no verbal or other agreements which modify or affect.this agreement. Time is of themertit o is•1tiNj ij j ,Lcc' By � ✓< ,.. �:._Puri leoies 't [' it* ors ., Purchaser's A citizen or one who has in good faith declared his intent In ,r • ue- Address .... Phone .. . United States. Purchasers warrant they are,if legal age. The undersigned seller on this day. nt......_. , 195 , hereby accepts and approves the above agreement and agrees to r.r: n r a '••a' •.,.�.: ' '• .�♦ •V- ••, !•t ! t P.e -.- a e• a.-.a,0 SV i •••O a•p�' . ' • s rrli s•. s.s+r•. ais.. s.u�ec♦'v to .�e�. gb. iia a -� or . a. a we further acknowledge receipt of a true cop} of this agree en ,signer y . par yes. -.mum hi 9yA Wit. r1t peel- • • . a 1L •i ed partners Lp hhy rk�•m a' iv t ere ra 1 pa etas r Li' "/ -`' c >~. L''��, Pr_ i4.,. t sell, President sy V LIIIV --AI ;e , , . .signed by the seller,is hereby received on thir/..�>a,1S,„,day_of (1� C� /LC ` 1 4 CITY C)L RENT( ). : r Pass• v..0 .. !7rc a•ny Form No.469-R-56 —^.,.� �. C----‘)—' ,.2'e•-•''f• • . . - a, r •,.c' Si ,•r Board Jan.'56. Purchaser(Wr 7 Cc,Z_ Cte•tk. • ITA Portion of Proposed Park Description '=-rst Investment Company 8050 35th Avenue N. E. eattlea :4ashington (a) The north 165.00 feet of the south 330.Q0 feet of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Nine (9), Township T'weety- three (23) North, Range Five (5) East, W. IL; EXCEPT the east 30.00 feet thereof for road; and EXCEPT that portion thereof lying west of a line which ie 50.00 feet easterly of the esteriy line of the Bonne- ville :'over Transmission Line Right of TAay P.astanent, on which portion a fulfillment deed has already been delivered. (b) That portion of the southeast gearter of the northeast quarter of Section Nine (9) Township Twenty-three (23) north, range five (5) east, ti.j.j described as fol.?owe s Beginning at a point 330.00 feet north of the southeast corner of said subdivision; thence west 660.00 feet; thence north 421.00 feet; thence east 360.00 feet; thence south 102.00 foot; Hence east 300.00 feet; thence south 59.00 feet; thence west 300.00 feet; thence south 100.00 feet; thence east 300.00 feet; thence south 169.00 foot to the point of beginning, EXCEPT that portion thereof lying within the east 30.00 feet of said subdivision. 1134 )RTION PROPOSED EN.RK DESCUPTIOUI President Park Development Co* 8050 35th Avenue N. E. Seattle, 'Jashinztcal Unplatted Tract "131 and that portion of unplatted Tract 0All tying southerly of line parallel uith and 421.0 feet northerly of the south line said unplatted Tract "B" as delineated on :abort Balchls President Park No. 10 as recorded in Volume 61 of Plats, Page 30, Aecorde of King County, ',-;ashington. PCRtTION PROPfSFD PARK DESCRIPTION: President Park Development Company 8050 - 35th Avenue N.E. Seattle, Washington The southerly Li21.0 feet of that portion of the SW i of the SE i of the NE i of Section 9, Township 23 North Range [ East W.M. lying north of the north line of Albert Balch's President Park No. 5 as recorded in Volume 52 of Plats on Page 55, records of King County, Washingl.on, extended east, and lying easterly of Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded in Volume 61 of Plats on Page 30, records of King County, Washington. (Unplatted Tract B and that portion of unplatted Tract A lying southerly of a line parallel with and 421.0 feet northerly of the south line of said unplatted Tract B as delineated on Albert Balch's President Park No. 10 as recorded :n Volume 61 of Flats, Page 30, records of King County, Washington.) S . Property Committee Report Oc '. Abe_ 17, 1961 1. Park Site Acquisition (Balch Frope ty) Sufficient funds have been allocated in the 1962 Budget for Purchase of the Balch 1 Property ,l'cr park purposes. The Corn ittee recommends t _t the city Attorney and p property comr.ittee be e'Lthorized to enter /.4'` U- /4 - , into firm negotist ' ons wits" Mr . Balch . - . ,.-�i'? lr1�/ CLUL zI iy 4 ram`I�r.a� I4.; t.t �rh. 2. Ex.tens� cn of Lease - City Hall Lunch Room The Committee recommends that tie current lease agreement be renewed for the year 1962 under the sane trms and conditions. 3. Lepack Vep er Co. Lease The Co riittee requests Council' s a . proval fcr ex enditure of funds tc obtain a.n apprai al of subject property. Property Committee \.\,, r Hugh uc e . .e:e__E ,' • • . .. ichard J on `~- LIL-12-k. Ut...4,.E..-A4-1--.6 - .---•.._ Dale Pinkerton ( -. 'er"(A- tit Jo .n Malgarin • L,' \ /e —/7 --C l The Committee recommended favorably and that the proposed Ordinance be placed on its second and final reading. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Poli, to concur in the recommendation of the Ordinance Committee. Carried. After the second and final reading it was moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, that Ordinance No. 1915 be adopted as read. Roll call vote followed with all present voting aye. Motion carried. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington Changing the zoning classification of certain properties with- in the City of Renton from General Classification District (G) to Residence Dis- trict (R-3) which was read by the Clerk. (Kero Property). Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, that the proposed Ordinance bereferred to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. On question as to verification of the legal description of subject property the Committee requested to hold the proposed Ordinance for further recommendation. Granted. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington changing the zoning classification of certain property within the city of Renton from General Classification District (G) to Business District (B-1) and Residence District (R-4, Multiple Housing) as read by the Clerk. The Ordinance Committee requested to hold this proposed Ordinance for proper check of the legal description also upon Motion by Poll, second by Bruce to refer the matter to the Ordinance Committee, which carried. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Resolution of the City of Renton setting the date of November 14, 1961 for Hearing on the Petition for Vacating Alleyway in Block 4, Smithers Sixth Addition to the Town of Renton. (Requested by Eagles Lodge No. 1722). Moved by Bruce, seconded by Malgarini, to adopt Resolution No. 1106 as read. Carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS: Councilman Pinkerton, Chairman of the Sanitation Committee, reported that the Committee recommended authorization be granted the Utilities Department to advertise for bids for a new City of Renton garbage contract with November 7, 1961 to be the date for opening of bids. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Dullahant, to concur in the recom- mendation of the Committee. Carried. Councilman Pinkerton reported for the Council As A Whole that in regard to the Downtown Merchants' request for Free Parking(in their letter of September 26, 1961,) it was the Committee's recommendation that proposal No. 5 contained in said letter be granted, to-wit: We request that the Council grant free parking in downtown Renton every Saturday from October 1st until December 31st, 1961, plus the 24th of November and from the 18th to 23rd of December, 1961. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Johnson, to concur in the recommenda- tion of the Council As A Whole. Carried. Councilman Garrett, reporting for Mr. Reid, on behalf of the Street and Alley Committee, advised regarding improvement to ''K" Street, that various proposals have been sent out to the property owners and the traffic department has been requested to make a report and the matter will be held in committee for further investigation and discussion. Relative to the litter control request by Northwestern Panel Display Co., the Committee will hold recommendation pending report from the Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Merchants Association. Councilman Johnson, Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, and member of the Property Committee, reported that the Property Committee recom- mended the following: (:?-- 1. Park Site Acquisition-(Balch Property and small parcel known as the Williams Property) Sufficient funds have been allocated in the 1962 Budget for purchase of these properties for park purposes. The Committee recommends that the City Attorney and Property Committee be authorized to enter into firm negotiations with the owners thereof. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Malgarini, to concur in the recommenda- tion of the Property Committee. Carried. 2. Extension of Lease - City Hall Lunch Room - Lloyd & Catherine Kindred. The Committee recommends that the current Lease Agreement be renewed for the year 1962 under the same terms and conditions Moved by Malgarini, seconded b? Bruce, to concur in the recommendations of the Property Committee. Carried. -4- t • Budget Hearing Meeting (Continued) 10-5-1961 Mayor Aliment declared a recess at this time. After the recess roll call was taken with all Councilmen present as previously listed. Moved by Poli, seconded by Reid that the Business and Occupation Tax for 1962 be reduced by 20%. Carried. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Trimm, to remove .9 mill from the 16 mill levy previously adopted in view of the B. & 0. Tax reduction. Carried. The Budget Clerk reported on the current increases and decreases passed by the Council to this time. Councilman Dullahant advised the Firemen wished to make a request at this time and Jack Colombi and Marvin Sherertz of the Fire Department Wage Committee requested that the Fire Department be granted the same salary increase as the Police Department was given in order that the two departments remain on an equal basis. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Vietzke, that the Fire Department 1962 Budget be increased to include the same starting base salary and yearly increases as adopted for the Police Department. Carried. Discussion followed on the two Firemen who had left for service and the consequence if they should return prior to the year end so far as the budget is concerned as there would be two additional firemen in such event. Moved by Trimm, seconded by Delaurenti, to add two additional men to the Fire Department Budget. Discussion followed on the matter. Attorney Shellan advised it would not be possible to release the new men in event their probationary time had ex- pired except that a state of emergency be shown with no cause for extra help and no funds,otherwise they cannot be terminated. After discussion on taking necessary action when the time comes, the pending motion was defeated. Councilman Johnson, referring to Page 35, moved that $9,000.00 be allo- 4< /, j); cated to Capital Outlay - 4700 for property acquisition, calling attention to the recent negotiations by the Property Committee for Park Site. The motion was seconded by Garrett and carried. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Reid, that the Street Commissioner be reclassified from 15 to 16 and that $8,088.00 be designated in the budget as Salary and Wages therefor. Carried. The Water Department Budget was considered at this time. Mr. Schroeder, Superintendent of Utilities, outlined his requests for the Water Maintenance De- partment Budget, 7090.12, Salaries and Wages, and advised of an increase in the 1959 Revenue Bonds- Reserve Fund in Water Administrative Account 7090.11 to $16,000.00 instead of $8,000.00. The total Salaries and Wages, Account 7090.12 is the sum of $107,978.00 or an increase of $2,715.00 over allowed Budget. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Trimm, to accept the changes as recommended. Carried. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Reid, to adopt the Water Department Budget, Pages 46-55, 1959 Revenue Bond Interest to be changed to $6,690, Acct. 7090.11, and other changes as outlined. Carried. Councilman Trimm referred to the Planning Director's Budget, Account 7090.1, and moved that the revised budget anticipating utilization of the 701 program be adopted except for the Salaries and Wages which be allocated on the basis as allowed in the Mayor's preliminary budget, Discussion ensued during which time Mr. Jensen presented two types of Comprehensive Studies and again outlined his requested salary increases, after which the pending motion carried. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Reid, that the Planning Commission Budget Account 7009.2, Page 10, be adopted including $300.00 in 725 carcbebnextecittit Councilman Trimm made the following suggestions for consideration: Decrease: Municipal Bldgs, Maintenance & Inspection, Account 7036.121, Page 20, by deleting Building Maintenance foreman, $5,928.00, Janitor, $1,000.00, Maintenance Laborer-Gardener, $4,398.00 and Clerk Typist II, $3,8888.00, for total of $15,214.00. Page 21, 7036.121 - Other, Depreciaton Reserve, Decrease $20,000.00, Page 27, Street Maintenance, Account 7037.2, Salaries & Wages, decrease Seasonal Laborers by $5,000.00, new laborers, $13,194.00, Decrease 7037.2, Capital Outlay by $15,000.00 for back hoe (previous council action had been taken on this item), Decrease Cumulative Funds, Account 7070, Page 44, Cumulative Fund 1184 by $10,000.00, 1698 by $10,000.00 and Increase 1698 by $10,000.00 for Fire Equipment from Cumulative Fund 1894 (Non-Budgeted). -2- IIIP 111. CITY OF RENTON . RENTON. WARNINOTON OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY September 26, 1961 • f,„,,,ill Mrs. Bel is Nelson, City Clerk City of Renton City Mall Renton, Washington Re: Appraisal of First Investment Co. Property Dear Mrs. Nelson: Inclosed for the City Council is the original and two cepies of the review appraisal by Louis Peretti of property owned by . First Investment Co. ender consideration by the City of Renton as a park site, which appraisal is dated September 23, 1961. Also enclosed is Mr. Peretti's statement for services rendered in the sun of $50.00. Very truly yours, a , K. S 'Cf., ttorn I i i ' lf , : ( A - , Y/e/4/ / Bohn K. Pai , Jr. Rncloenres _ 1 I . I 111 September 23, 1961 2054 Monterey Drive , Renton, Washington Mr. Gerard Shellan, City Attorney City of Fenton Mr. Shellan : As per our telephone conversation in regards my review- ing the appraisal of the parcel of land owned by FIRST INVEST- MENT CO. for the City of Renton, to bring the appraisal of said property value up to date. This property was appraised in October 1960 , and in check- ing sales in the area I find that the valuation of acreage has increased in value since that date. In my opinion the value of the subject tract at this time is: LAND - 326, 190 sq.ft. (72 acres) @ $ 2, 500.00 per acre $ 18,750.00 Market value of entire property as of date of examination is: $ 18,750.00 Date of examination : ?`eptember 22 , 1961 Louis Peretti LP/jvp r O/ PETITION TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF RENTON The purpoee of this petition is to solicit your support for the development of suitable park and playground facilities in the President Park area. It is the opinion of the undersigned that the absence of such facilities presents a serious community problem to the safety and welfare of the children of this area, an average of 2 children per home . We respectfully request your immediate consideration of this petition. 113 homes with 226 children were cont°cted. ,4ftt 4ot , 4,7„,.2; ipt-1 '96t : /Oje-,a, "-Fr?' et,941-4 eeacaa /\ ^ J \V \vL 1,77 . _ If PET] ON TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF n1.1,'NTON ,, - The purpose of this -cetition is to solicit your support for the development of suitable park and playground facilities in the President Park area. It is the opinion of the unders crned that the absence of such facilities presents a seriou community problem to the safety and welfare of the children of t area. We respectfully request your immediate consideration or t14, yeti ti_on. 4,,e2 , - _...-- ,----- ___.... f...L.-7/ .. ',2, _._,&.;. ..N. ' . ,-,2, Jnia-_ --- 4/1L'a ___---e3ka7_._,.2dta, _R to 1,,, E __ __ _ / nk_i4:Mpi i-P/ 2 P „„a • i 3/ cyze . 3 ___ -' - : 6 _ 7,- 1 "') L. - J -_,F /4_ o, .Lie._ _. 7 1 7"1-1 • _Ar,,zz..,,Av.„.4...,_ 7,,,f.eti_if ..q..„.-.),::.)a,,e-z-,.LYZ. Cr a. _.. , .0i,ei,i W r ipe-S 35/6 %j e ,4 of ,7 / iU 35c)9( 19- jk- &-i 5 st- �G: <.t:` // ► mot',_ _-_- e , -,z .- . Pa-e 2 PETITION TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF REIN?TON PTTTTIONER ADDRI!SS YO. OF CHILDREN . e-t.ji-et-1 l'Atell 6642e54 Aefiy-a-A-Y J.5-ef 6,;,0. zpae./. . a. e 5 /C. A.,1. 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D Johns° X4.042 ' gh B e 447- . , Tar encI' 1 ant \% 1AL... , . a garin I r 1 ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS: (Continued) 9-20-1960 The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, providing for the submission to the qualified electors of the City at a special election to be held therein on November 8, 1960 of three pro- positions as to whether or not the City should issue its general obligation bonds in the principal sums of $120, 000, $1, 300, 000 and $100,000 in order to provide funds to pay The cost of constructing an extension to Burnett Street, extending and im- proving_certain arterial streets throughout the City, and acquiring and installing certain improvements to the traffic signal system of the City, respectively, and declaring an emergency. The proposed Ordinance was read by the City Clerk. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Delaurenti, that the proposed Ordinance be referred to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. Due to the absence of Ordinance Committee members, Councilman Vietzke, Chairman Pro Tem, re- ferred the matter to Council for further action. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, that the proposed Ordinance be placed on its second and final reading. Carried. After the second and final reading, it was moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Vietzke, that Ordinance No. 1850 be adopted as read. Roll Call vote was taken as follows: Dullahant, "Aye", Malgarini, "No", Vietzke, "Aye", Pinkerton, "Aye", Johnson, "Aye", Delaurenti, "Aye", Poli, "Aye", Bruce, "Aye". With seven "Aye" votes and one "No" vote, the motion was carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS: Old Business: Councilman Pinkerton, Chairman of the Sanitation Committee, requested a meeting with the City Engineer and the legal Counsellor of Renton along with representative of the Bryn-Mawr-Lakeridge Sewer District and Mr. John E. Conner, to be held on Tuesday, September 27, 1960 at 7:00 p.m. Councilman Delaurenti suggested that Council send a letter to Mr. Don Humble,who was with the City for several years, recognizing his services and cooperation in working with the Council. Councilman Bruce, reporting for the Street and Alley Committee requested that the matter of the traffic control, as petitioned, from Langston Road, be held in Committee until the City Engineer presents the traffic count and additional planning. Granted. Councilman Bruce, Chairman of the Property Committee, reported that his committee had been authorized to negotiate with Mr . Balch in regard to acquisition of a Park site in the President Park area and it was the recommenda- tion of the Committee that two appraisals be secured in order that they might haw.- some foundation for negotiations. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Poll, that authority be granted to soi•.or•e two appraisers and that the matter be referred to the Ways and Means Commit e,. for financial means. Carried. New Business:, Councilman Dullahant, President of the Council As A Whole, rernin(` Council of the meeting Wednesday, September 21, 1960 at 7:30 p.m. with Metz.. and advised that if possible he would also like to begin working with the budget Councilman Dullahant also inquired regarding inter-departmental cooperation in regard to reporting street signs, barricades or other signs and fixtures which are down or in need of repair. Mayor Aliment advised that he was awaiting the return of the Street and Alley Committee Chairman, Walt it,eici as they had been working on procedures regarding these matters. Councilman Malgarini, Chairman of the Power and Light Committee presented a committee recommendation that incandescent lights be installed o poles 1 - 3 - 5 and 10735, 10205, 10211, and 10401 , located on 108th S.E. betw.,:,:). S.E. 104th and S.E. 96th which is the area designated by the Petition presented earlier in this evenings meeting. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation by the Power and Light Committee. Carried. -4- RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING September 20, 1960 The following items were referred to committees by City Council action at the regular meeting of September 20, 1960. STREET AND ALLEY COMMITTEE; Boeing, Airplane Company request for permission to surface portion of City owned right-of-way. Power To Act. Referred also to CITY ENGINEER. American Legion request to place membership booth on corner of Third Avenue . Request of Marion Street residents for crosswalk at 3rd avenue cut-off from 4th Avenue and Factory Streets. PROPERTY COMMITTEE: School District letter re bus service to Honey Dew school in the President Park area. Authcrized to secure appraisers for President Park area site appraisal. WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE: Two Appraiser's Fees for appraisals of Park Site in President Park area ORDINANCE COMMITTEE: Petit:+on for creation of L.I.D. for Sanitary Sewer along 112th Avenue S.E. from Sunset Alvd. to 12th Avenue South - For Resolution. Official designation of street to be named Riverside Drive - Resolution, Rest:-icting and regulation of Parking at intersection of S.E. 94th and 104th S.E. for proper Ordinance. AUDITING COMMITTEE: Letter of request from County Auditor's Office requesting reimbursement for Examination of King County Water. District No. 62. POWER AND LIGHT COMMITTEE: Petition for installation of lights on 108th Avenue S.E. between S.E. 104th Street and S.E. 96th Street . Acted upon. MEETINGS: Sanitation Committee - Tuesday, September 27, 1960 at 7:00 p.m. Council As A Whole - Wednesday. September 21, 1960 at 7:30 p.m. with Metro Street and Alley Committee - Saturday, September 24, 1960 at 8:00 a.m. RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING September 13, 1960 The following items were referred to committees by City Council action at the regular meeting of September 13, 1960, AUDITING COMMITTEE: :ireet Restoration - Talbot Hill, L.I.D. 244, $743. 18. Power to ►i:'ti 18TRZ$T AM? AJ.LEY COM TTEE: Additional insproVemente to litenser Way Bridge Operation of Traffic signals en Sunset Blvd. at Shopping Center access _. ____.;Petition of Earlington Kill resident' re traffic hazards to pedestrians at Langston Road intersection with Sunset iitiOd. (Same location,as item above) ?etition from Kennydale residents 1.0 conditions for *slking along S.$1. llitis.. !not a Renton Street but used by children in area recent* annexed.) Reinforcement of K Lime, 3rd Avenue North extension Pacific Casr&c troika* PROPERTY COMMITTEE: To negotiate for possible acquisition of park site between Pre Pe `t Mid 13Znd (Referred also to Park Department) Entrance light needed at 4Hightesuls aiOninidtration Building (ORDINANCE COMMITTEE: Resolution for Transfer of Funds - Aviation Board request WAYS & tE_ANS COMMITTEE Aviation Board request for transfer of funds - acted mew, PARK DEPARTMENT: To negotiate for possible acquisition of park property, President Park and 132nd. CITY ENGINEER: Reinforcement of K Line, 3rd Avenue North extension, Pacific Car & Foundry Also referred to Street Commissioner and Street and Alley Committee STREET COMMISSIONER: Reinforcement of K Line, 3rd Aver_ue North extension, Pacific Car & Foundry Reo:acement of signs on 80th and 110 h S.E. which were removed during improve- men:a, "Bus Stop" and 35 M.P.H. Speed Limit. MEETINGS: Sanitation Committee - Tuesday, September 20, 1960 at 7:00 p.m. Council As A Whole - Wednesd; , Septerr.ber 2i. 1960 at 8:00 p.m. Street and Alley Committee - Saturday, September 1'7, 1960 at 10:00 a.m. Council and Retail Merchant's Assn.-Tonkine Continental Room - Monday, � .;ptemb er 19, 1960 at 6 t30 p.m. 9-13-60 Report of Street and Alley Committee #1. Re : Traffic light at ?ripple XXX and Shopping Center Access. City Engineer has a report and cost to Lake a chance of light. #2. Re: Approaches on both ends and East side of Houser Way Bridge. City Engineer has some work to do there yet, then Barriers will be put in. This is also on Engineer' s Report. #3. Re : Petition relative to the undeveloped area between "P" Street and 132nd Avenue SE. Regarding access to Honey Dew School from President Park area. It is the recommendation of the Street and Alley Committee , The Property Committee and (/ Mr. Coulon, Supt. of Parks and Recreation and Park Board, that a parcel of land of about ten acres between the President Park area and 132nd Avenue SE , being in direct line with the • School and a most desirable park site be appraised and procured for Park and a walkway or street, and negctiatl,ons be started with Mr. Balch, the owner of said propezty. Street & Alley Committee - Property Committee thlgn 13rnd Hugh Bruce Avery Garfett Dale Pinkerton Chas DelurenEi Dick Johnson John Malgarini 44111111 Street and Alley Comre: 411 I/`�' �16", Traffic Light a. ripie X and Sunset Boulevard. City Engineer has a • 'report which includes cost of revision. (Previously acted upon under Communi- cations) . Approaches on access and East side of Houser Way Bridge-also on the City Engineer's report.iis Petition relative to the undeveloped area between "P" Street and 132nd Ave- e S.E. in regard to access to Honey Dew School from President Park Area; it the recommendation of the Street and Ailey Committee,also tl e Property Commi- e, the Sup't. of :'arks & Recreation and the Park Board, that a parcel of land ( of about ten acres between the President Park area and 132nd Avenue S.E. , being 1 in direct line with the school and a most desirable park site, be appraised and 1 if possible procured for a park site and a walkway or street, negotiations to be started with Mr. Ba , the owner of said property. Moved by Pinke lchrton, seconded by Dullahant, to concur in the recommenda-• I tion as outlined and the Property Committee and Park Department be authorized to negotiate for possible acquisition of the site. Carried. NEW BUSINESS: Councilman Dullahant requested a meeting of the Council As A Whole on Wednesday, September 21, 1960 at 8:00 p.m. Councilman Pinkerton reported that a number of protests had been made at Precinct 25 regarding the method of balloting on the paper ballot issued not providing for secrecy. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Bruce that the City Clerk call the Attention of Superintendente of Elections Logan to this matter . Mr. Pinkerton also advised that the lighting at the entrance of the Highlands Adminis- tration Building,where Precinct 25 is located, was not adequate for safety as there were steps to the sidewalk and no light to see them by. Moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Poli, that this matter be referred to the Property Committee. Councilman Garrett advised that the Ordinance Committee conference had resulted in a tie vote and that unless Council wished to take action at this time the proposed Ordinance Vacating a portion of King County Road No. 80 would be held in committee until the return of the Chairman of the Street and Alley Committee. Mr. Edwards of the Renton Shopping Center regue sted action on the Ordinance at this time explaining that the delay was preventing completion of construction at the Shopping Center. Discussion followed regarding future plans of the State in the vicinity of the Shopping Center in relation to the immediate needs of the commu- nity after which it was moved by Dullahant, seconded by Bruce that the proposed Ordinance be placed on first reading. Roll call vote as requested was taken and resulted as follows: Dullahant, "Aye", Malgarini, "No", Vietzke, "No", Pinkerton, "Aye", m Clymer, "No", Garrett, "Aye", Trirn , "Aye", Johnson, "Aye", Delau- renti, "Aye", Poli, "No", Bruce, "Aye". Seven Ayes and four No votes carried the motion. The City Clerk read the proposed Ordinance . Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Dullahant, that the Ordinance be referred to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Councilman Garrett advised that the Committe vote had resulted in a tie vote. Councilman Johnson advised that he had refrained from voting for presentation of the proposed Ordinance because of a recommendation bythe City Engineer and if,as implied, the Engineer had no objections he would now move that the Ordinance be place on its second and final reading. Dullahant seconded the motion. Carried. After the second and final reading it was moved by Bruce, seconded by Johnson, that Ordinance No. 1849 be adopted as read. Carried. Mayor Aliment invited audience comments at this time and Mr . Paul Coad advised that Bus Stop Signs and 35 M.P.H. Speed Limit signs had been removed on 80th and 110th Avenue S.E. during recent construction and requested replacement of same. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poli, that the Street Commissioner be advised and replacement be made of said signs. Carried. Councilman Bruce reported that the Street & Alley Committee had received a request from Johnston-Campanella to display signs on Rainier Avenue regarding construction of the Renton Airport Control Tower . Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Garrett that the request be granted, with supervision of the Street Commissioner. Carried. Councilman Bruce inquired regarding City Code provisions regarding the Housing of Honey Bees in the City. Attorney Shellan advised of the nuiscance Ordinance and will check for specific designation of bees . Councilman Bruce requested a meeting of the Street & Alley Committee on Saturday, September 17. 1960 at 10:00 a.m. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poli that the meeting be adjourned. Carried. The meeting was adjourned at 10:40 p.m. CITY OF R Jv N T O N KING C .. JNTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUG/.N COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY Au✓u St 13 195>� THOMAS W.TRIMM, PRE DR. JOHN F. BEA1 TIE O HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFIC FR CHARLES DELAURENTI OLIN A. HANSEN ANG BUSATO RAY E. HEPPENSTALL CHIEF OF POL CE VERN H. MORRIS F. E. LAWRENCE WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEE STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTILITIES DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXAEDER BUDGET CONTROLLER To the Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Renton, Washington Gentlemen: This communication concerns the investigation of the need for a playground site in the President Park area. Enclosed is a copy of a letter from Mr. Albert Balch in answer to one direc- tec. to him on July 27, 1954. In this letter he states that he has been plan- ning to deed all of the property in the transmission easement for community purposes but has been waiting for the formation of the proper organization in the community (President Park area) before deeding the above mentioned property. It is the feeling of the Park Board that the property in the trans- mission easement is unsuitable for park purposes, however the Board believes there is a definite need for playground space in this area. The recommended standards for service radius of a playground is 4 mile and is adhered to rather closely in the eastern part of the United States. The stan- dard generally accepted in the West has been that of a mile service radius. The west boundary, M Street, of the President Park area is a mile from the Highlands Administration Building play area. A neighborhood playground should be of sufficient size to accommodate the needs of the people who will ultimately be living in this area and it should be so divided so as to provide for the es- sential playground activities and services. Following are the suggested divi- sions: (1) Area for children of preschool age (2) Apparatus area for older ch:.1dren (3) Area for free play and low organized games (4) Area for older gi:.ls, boys and adults (5) Multiple play area (6) Area for shelterhouse, and (7 ) A shaded area (8) A landscaped area. As a result of this investigation, the Park Board recommends that an area ten acres in size be acquired and set aside in the President Park area for playground purposes. Yours respectfully, -) 4 dt-ve-14,‘ GU::dd Gene L. Coulon e :i c. Supt. of Parks & Recreation cc: Hugh Bruce, Property Committee I iE.+t at l 7V-7 2 I ice'~ '.�./�"" "� ' 4I_s r\I my L J J di City Hall RENTON, WRSHINGTON July 8, 1954 Honorable Mayor and City Council City Hall Renton, Washington Gentlemen: At a recent meeting of the Renton Planning Commission, the Secretary was instructed to write you concerning the need for playfield sites and site for possible community building being dedicated in the Albert Balch President Park Additions. It was suggested that possibly your Body could contact Mr. Balch requesting that property be set aside in his future developments to take care of the playfield and community building sites, which will be definitely needed for an area which will have the number of homes as they are now building. It was suggested further that probably Mr. Gene Coulon of the Park Department could be contacted in reference to the need and size of property which should be set aside for this purpose. The Planning Commission will appreciate your consideration of the above request and hope that it meets with your approval. Yours very truly, C. G. Myers, Secr& ary. CGi-;.:isb. '/i 3/5—sz IT-1°`7.) .� . CITY OF R 1V 1 ON KING C _ JNTY , WASHINGTON JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE WILEY CROOK, CLERK ARTHUR L. HAUG/N COUNCILMEN ATTORNEY Q I THOMAS W.TRIMM, PGE DR. JOHN F. BEAT TIE June 25, 195! HUGH D. BRUCE HEALTH OFFIC-:R CHARLES DELAURENTI ANG BUSATO OLIN A. HANSEN CHIEF OF POL DE RAY E. HEPPENSTALL VERN H. MORRIS F. E. LAWRENCE WALTER P. REID FIRE CHIEF BEN. J. RICHARDSON JAMES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT CITY ENGINEEF STEVE TAMBORINI DAVID J. PUGH VERLE R. VIETZKE SUPT. OF UTIL I TIES DR. LOYD A. WHITE ELTON L. ALEXAN DER BUDGET CONT,IOLLER The Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Renton, Nashington Dear Sirs: At the Park Board meeting of Thursday, June 2Lth, I was instructed to forward their recommendation concerning the Mothers Park area, as follows: It is the recommendation of the Park Board that the City investigate the possibilities of acquiring more desirable park property to be exchanged for Mothers Park property, excluding the following described area: A portion of the SW;- of Section 8; township 23 North; range 5 east W.M.; situated in the City of Renton, 7ashington, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west mar- gin of Park Street in the City of Renton, 601 north of the N.E. corner of Block 10 of Renton Farm Plat; thence north along said west margin 685.0' ; thence west and parallel to the center line of 6th Ave.N. 257' more or less to its intersection with the cen- ter line of Pelly Street extended north; thence south along said center line extension to a point 30' north of the center line of 6th Ave.N.; thence east and parallel to the center of 6th Ave.N.; 257' more or less to the point of beginning, less the south 185.0' of the east 107.5' . Respectfully, ,C7(2i d gtA-120‘,, - Gene L. Coulon GLC:dd Supt. of Parks Sr. :`recreation 4-15514 7e04:e:i.1 4- a.. .6-L-dt-re-el 16 t1>I ..9' • 47 •e_e ✓_ _ '0_'e' _ - _ w/__ lF •d°' : C P Y ALBERT BALCH COMMUNITY BUILDER & REALTOR 8050 35th Ave. N.E. Seattle 5, Washington August 13, 1954 Gene L. Coulon Supt. of Parks & Recreation City of Renton King County, Washington Dear Sir: We have been planning for a long time to deed to the President Park Community Club, all of the property in the transmission easement through President Park, which we own, for the owners of President Park, for Park purposes. We have been waiting the formation of the proper organizations before deeding this property to the community. Although we own a great deal of property inside of the Renton area some distance from the President Park, we do not have any other property inside the city of Renton that has not been platted or is in the process of being platted for homes. We have been trying to buy additional property across the street from the lots we are not building on, but have been unable to buy anymore. Sincerely yours, /s/ Albert Balch ASB:peb RENTON PARK BOARD MEETIING HELD JUNE 24, 1954 The meeting was called to order at 9:30 A.M. in the Parks & Recreation Of— fice in City Hall with the following members present: Charles Camerini Miss Frances Gallacher Supt. of Parks 'z Recreation Gene Coulon The first matter under discussion was the request of Radio Station KLAN, Interlake Broadcasting Corporation, located in Mothers Park, to make certain tech— nical improvements in the broadcast facilities operated by them. The Board was not in favor of another tower, guy and ground wires being located in this area. Both Members felt that this property should be protected as park property for the benefit of the community and for the purpose for which it was intended. It was moved and passed that the request for making certain technical improvements in the broadcasting facilities of the Interlake Broadcasting Corporation in Mothers Park be denied, and Mr. Coulon was directed to inform the Property Committee of the City Council of this action. Mr. Camerini asked about plans for waterfront property in exchange for Mothers Park property and I:ir. Coulon remarked that the Board cannot acquire prop— erty but can make recommendations concerning this to the Mayor and the City Coun— cil. The Board felt that every effort should be made by the City to negotiate for an exchange of this property for property that is more desirable from a park stand— point. The following recommendation was then passed by the Board: It is recommended that the City investigate the possibilities of acquiring more de— sirable park property to be exchanged for Mothers Park property excluding the fol— lowing described area — A portion of the SN4 of Section 8; township 23 North; range 5 east W.M.; situated in the City of Renton, Washington, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the west margin of Park Street in the City of Renton, 601 north of the N.E. corner of Block 10 of Renton Farm Plat; thence north along said west margin 685.01 ; thence west and parallel to the center line of 6th Avenue North 2571 more or less to its intersection with the center line of Pelly Street extended north; thence south along said center line extension to a point 301 north of the center line of 6th Avenue North; thence east and parallel to the center of ,. 6th Avenue North; 2571 more or less to the point of begin— ning, less the south 185.0' of the east 107.51 . The Park Board feels that the City, failing in any negotiations for exchange of property, should make improvements to the existing area. Mr. Coulon was then in— structed to forward this recommendation to the City Council. The next item discussed was the budget for 1955; said discussion included the various items to be considered in preparation of the forthcoming budget. It was moved, seconded and passed that Mr. Camerini be named Chairman of the Renton Park Board. No further business, the meeting adjourned. fir.