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Quit Claim Deed
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THE GRANTOR CITY 0r i`r:l:la a Municipal Corporation, ,
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conveys and quit claims 1u CL1ac...E E„ ,wT::T?;�_ ,.,..t oi'i znr its NI;,T301..., as their separate a:fates, '
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the following dexcril ed real estate,situated in the County of KING ti -
State of Wash mdnm,together sslth all after atymrcd tole of the gramur(s)thereto: I
That portion of the Defenses ?larrt ?i.•ht of ::ay as delineated on the
Plat of i'.ap:iwoiJ.l. :=vision 'io. 2 an recorded in 'Volume )9 of Platy,
Pape )u Records of rir.g Count„ 'dashington, described as follows:
Becinning at the southwest corner of Lot 9, Block 9 of said Division
No. 2; thence N 61°O+'L5" '; a distance of 15.0 feet; thence N 52902'1)0" d
parallel with the westerly line of said Lot 9 a distance of 130.55 feet;
thence 5 61079,15', E a distance of 15.0 feet to the westerly line of
said Lot 9; thence f 52002130" along said westerly line a distance 1
of 1)0.55 feet to the true point of beeinnln,;. i
REEEa'lINO. HO.:lN£it, unto the CITY OF aE:fTON, a municipal corporation, '
its successors and assigns a perpetual easement over, into, on, under '
and in the aforedescribod property for ingress and e.,ressand other .
public purposes. i
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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 day of October ,1950. •
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Fr Aliment�rayor Jfa�:tetaax
RI ern H. .orris(/ity Clerk tratittvrX
STATE OF WASHINGTON. 1 '
County of KING • •
Co this 1' day of October ,1960 before me,the undersigned,
a Notary Public in end for the State of Washington,duly commissioned and sworn,pees= ally appeared
PUNK ALIMENT and Prt,4 H. MORRIS
• to me known to be the Mayor hakxJat and City CLc.&Lzxx ,respectively,of the CITY OF RENTON
the corporation that executed the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged the said instrument to be the free and
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a reand deed of said cnrpoawm. tat the uses and purpises therein mentioned, and on oath stated that
they authorised to exet.ute the said instrument and that the seal affixed is the corporate seal of said
corporation.
Witness my hand and uftc'al seal hereto atfitetl the day and year cant above written. '
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the following des.riled r.al estate.uluahs1 in the County of K1':i
. Sate of N'ashmgno,together with all alter .,,.Iuirc.l title of the grantorls,therein '
• That portion of tt.• ear. Plant :tI rit of ':ay ar I .'-,oI:oi or. th.•
Plat of No. 7ollc-•. 39 of PLttn, Far .... . :lecor•1.
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of K1ny, CouatJ,.' asl.'.n•:ton ,laarrlt-.•I as follow::
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Povinnin,• at tom ef, •.n• t:ve:I:erly corner of' park Int 1, I , of 131..:- - - - - .
Division to. J, _.once n.nrthw"•t„rly alnn.•-the eni.!I.1;,t•rly r1,•lit of
wily line of :,Lit ,1vn,ar rSat (..... 11.2al "tre. t) i 11n:aneo o'' 1.1,0
feat; thon.•5 .or:•:t••r1,; to is roint. on •.hn .+e'Iterly lino of •:atI
Lot 1, eaLi paint F.•i.nr •I'..'3 fen: :.outherly fron the rarthw••aterly
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, IN WITNESS WHEREOF% said cog.,ration 'Mcaused this instrument to be caveat," by its proper officers
and Its corporate seal to be hereunto afGaed this day of October
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' On this `.th• clay of October I
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the corporation that esecu:ed tie foregoing instrument, and acknowledged the said instrument to be the free and 1
voluntary act and lend of caul corporation, for the uses and pur o-es therein mruti.mrd, and on oath stated that
they-are Both urtaesl to exesute the said instrument and that the seal affixed is the corporate Aral of said i
corporation. it
I Witness my hand and official WA hereto aftised the day and year first above*kitten. ! i
a Notary Public IN and Jar the State of Wesh,agton, 1
rending et Renton.
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THE GRANTOR;, C1.wiiG:4;3 NT..T:ioo:!.a ii.to11}::.r.4. :=L'1'- their 4rkie„„ };p,,1U7,j,e
properties,
for and in consideration of Kr:chariot of Properties
I.hand paid,conveys and warrants to tno C17T CY REN 0N, a Munlcl al Ggruppppx'iz,e
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• the fallowing described real rrtatr,situated in the County of KING ,State of
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That portion of Lot 9, Block 9 of Maplewood Addition No. 2 as recorded
in Volume )9 of Plats, Pace )9, records of King County, described as ,
follows:.
Beginningwat a point on the westerly line of said Lot 9, said point
I being 1)0.55 feet northerly from the 5.::. corner of said Lot 0;
thence 5 61°09115" E a distance or 15.0 feet; thence N 52°02130" E
a distance of 125.12 feet to the southerly line of Lot 1 of said
Block 9; thence northwesterly along said southerly line a distance
of 15.0 feet to the westerly line of said Lot 9; thence southeasterly
j along said westerly line a distance of 125.12 feet to the true point
of beginning.
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Oa this day personally appeared before me CWe2.ENCE E. NTSTRCM and P.OBE:Ii B. NYL:ROM. •
se me known to be the individuals described in and who taecuted the within and foregoing Instrument, and
acknowledged that t hey signed the same as their Its and voluntary act and deed,for the
uses and purp.>,es therein mentioned.
GIVEN under my baud and official seal this gI `y etaber ,1960.
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THEGRANTOR3 JO. C. PA ar.•1 JQA'f P1"7111t'[l1 his wife, -
for and In consideration of -x7rcltange of Properties
is hand paid,conveys and warrants to Lint CIf CF :L-yT0•1. a N.anicioa1 Cemeration •
the following described real estate,situated in the County of KING • ,State of
Washington: •
That portion of Lot 1, Block 9, Y.aplewood Addition No. 2 as recorded
in Volume 39 of Plats, Pare 39, Records of King County,'Washirtgton
described as follows,
Beginning at the corner of said Lot 1, thence southeasterly along
the southerly line of said Lot 1, a distance of 15.0 feet; thence
- northeasterly to a poLnt on the westerly line of said Lot 1, said
point being 75.50 feet northerly frost the S.I. corner of said Lot 1;
thence southwesterly Alnng said westerly line A distance of 75.50
test to the true point of beginning.
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Dated this 7th day of October .1950.
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Countyof KING �as
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On this day personally appeared before me JOCEP}i C. PATT1.•'t:AN and JOAN PATTiaSON
to me known to be the'Individual 3 described In and who executed the within and foregoing Instrument, and
acknowledged that they signed the same as their free and voluntary act and deed,foe Ur
uses and purposes therein mentioned. •
GIVEN mdee my hand and official seal this 7th daY • October .19 60.
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RELEASE AND WAIVER
WHEREAS, the MAPLEWOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC., a Washington
Corporation, DAVID HAVERBERG and BONNIE HAVERBERG, his wife, as Grantors signed
and executed a certain "uit Claim Deed unto the CITY OF RENTON, a municipal Corp-
oration, as Grantee, under date of September 15, 1956, which Deed is recorded
in Volume 3611, Page 291, pertaining to properties hereinafter described and
WHEREAS, said Deed contained among others the following language, "The above
conveyance is made unto the City of Renton for playground and recreational pur-
poses and other public uses and purposes" and WHEREAS the property so conveyed
is located within the so-called Defense Plant right of way and thus prohibits
the erection of any buildings or permanent improvements thereunder and WHEREAS
the CITY now has an opportunity to exchange portions of said right of way, to-wit:
130.55 feet by 15 feet in dimensions located in theiSouthwest corner of said
property and an area of approximately 75.5 feet by 1.; feet or less in the
Southeast corner thereof in exchange for a substantially equal sized parcel of
property immediatelysadjoining said properties but located outside said Defense
Plant right of way *izh sddltional property would be suitable for the erection
of permanent improvements and said exchange being in the public interest, NOW
THEREFORE
The undersigned hereby JEMmusialaw release and waive that certain restriction
and reservation, to-wit: "The above conveyance is made unto the City of Renton
for playground and recreational purposes and other public uses and purposes"
for the purpose of permitting the CITY OF RENTON, as Grantee, to exchange certain
?ortions of properties located in the Southwest and Southeast corner respectively
a` the premises heretofore conveyed to the CITY, and as the CITY may determine
its discretion, for the purpose of acquiring adjoining properties, substantially
Equal in size to the area thus traded but located outside the boundaries of the
Defense Plant right of way. Such exchange to be made for the sole purpose of
allowing the CITY to erect a building or other permanent structures for the
benefit of said playground and recreational facility. The undersigned hereby
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fully concur, ratify and approve such exchange.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, said corporation has caused this instrument to
be executed by its proper officers, this 20th day of September, 1960, and
its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed.
MAPLEWOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC.
A Washington Corporation
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David Haverberg David Haverberg President
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Bonnie Haverberg Phyllis Bunker Secretary
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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COUNTY OF KING )
On this 22nd day of, September, 1960, before me, the undersigned,
a Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, duly commissioned and sworn,
personally appeared DAVID HAVERBERG and PHYLLIS BUNKER to me known to be the
President and Secretary, respectively of the MAPLEWOOD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION,
INC., the corporation that executed the foregoing instrument , and acknowledged the
said instrument to be the free and voluntary act and deed 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 corpor-
ate seal of said corporation.
WITNESS my hand and official seal hereto affixed the day and year first
above written.
/s/ Gerard M. Shellan
Notary Public in and for the State
of t•?ashington, residing at Renton.
STATE OF WASHINGTON )
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COUNTY OF KING )
On this day personally appeared before me DAVID HAVERBERG and BONNIE
HAVERBERG, his wife, to me known to be the individuals described in and who
executed the within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged that they signed
the same as their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
GIVEN under my hand and official seal this 20th day of September, 1960.
/s/ Bill M. Rees
Notary Public in and for the State
of Washington, residing at Renton.
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onded by Hansen, that ihe Council concur in the recommend Lion of the Planning Commis-
sion. Carried.
(2) Recommending the Council call for a public hearing on the annexation petition of
Mrs. Illeana kacSpadden for described property, and
(3) Recommending the Council call for a public hearing on the annexation petition of
Cecil Wakelam for described property. - As the City Engineer had not checked either pe-
tition as to signatures, moved by Richardson, seconded by Hansen, that both requests
be held until the City Engineer reports as to the signatures. Carried.
(4) Recommending the variance request of Mr. J. H. Shaw of off-street parking require-
ments for the addition to his existing building, providing the required parking is se-
cured within a radius of 1000 feet from his building location. On suggestion of Coun-
cilman Richardson, Mayor Baxter ordered the request held for verification of the reruir
ed additional parking area. 1
A communication was read from the City Attorney regarding the Maplewood Improve-
ment Association advising that the title to the playground area property had been
cleared up; that the officers of said Association have now signed a Quit Claim Deed,
prepared by the Attorneyls Office, which deed they are placing on record, stating that
the title policy will be issued at an early date giving the City good title subject
to certain easements. A bill from the Puget Sound Title Insurance Company for 25.00
to cover title insurance was enclosed. for payment by the City of Renton. Moved. by
Richardson, seconded by Hansen; that the Council concur in the request of the City
Attorney. Carried.
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Maplewood Improvement Assn.
Y. s io to fzdvisl you the t we :''ave now succeeded
ciearinr up the title to that certain play-round
area heretofore owned by the Maplewood Improvement
Assoeiet{ ..n, Inc. The of''icers of said Association
have now s .geed a Quit Claim Deed, prepared by our
which deed we are now placing on record. The
ti tlt: policy will be i ssu,d et an early date, giving
the City rood title subject to certain easements,
ire rive in the meantime advised the Aeeaeiatlon hf
this action and expressed our tbark• ftr their courteous
ie are enc_osinv a bill from tue Puget Sound Title In
lr—lary for IF5.00 to cover title insurance. will you
:R4ee be t-o='d enough is have said claim )..aid at an
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PLU BiING FEll TITS (cont.,
p`0. Amount - Name Addregs Type of Work
90 -- Robert L. Edwards 223 Rainier Ave. plumbing fixtures
91 -- D. K. Nichols 15232 96th S. furnace & tank
92 -- Art Kohler 2251 6th Ave. N. furnace & tank
93 -- Mrs. Guaglitto 517 Smithers St. plumbing fixtures
94 --- Sam Pellegrino 508 Morris St. furnace & tank
A communication was read from Joseph G. Lissman, 13025 91st Ave. S., requesting
the City to vacate a portion of 131st Street between 90th Ave. S. and 91st Ave. S.,
located in Latimer9s N.H. Lake Washington Plat. hr. Lissman stated that he is the
owner of abutting property on each side of said street and that a portion of 131st
Street between 91st Avenue South and Rainier Avenue has already been vacated. Pioved
by Trimrn, seconded by Hansen, that the request be referred to the Street & Alley Com-
mittee for consideration and a report back. Carried.
A communication signed by David davergerg, President, was read from the Maple-
wood Community Club. A petition carrying the signatures of 103 persons, including
husbands and wives, was attached. The Maplewood Community Club request the Council
consider their request to create a playfield on property they would like to donate
to the City of Renton for same, that the only remaining encroachment they believe is
the store building which they feel the owner should be requested to move as his build-
ing extends over the line of the proposed park property; that the property is level,
is 200 feet Wide and extends the length of one block with no obstructions on it---
that they request that the City mow the tall grass on the field. The petition stated
that-the undersigned officers (David Haverberg, President, Phyllis I. Bunker, Secre-
tary, Ronnie J. Charboneau, Vice-President and Curtis D. Taylor, Treasurer) agree and
are in favor of petitioning the City of Renton to add to its parks, the property under
the hiline' (power lines) in haplewood belonging to the haplewood Improvement Corpora-
ticn, Inc., without permission to grant rights to private individuals or to private
groups for buildings, sewers, sewer runs, drain-offs, or driveways; and to remove any
now existing cases---to elect Maplewood Improvement Corporation Officers for the pur-
pose of turning over said property to the City of Renton. Mr. John Angell of Maple-
wood, from the audience, stated they are primarily interested in having the property
cleared of the long grass for the children to play there and to eliminate the fire
hazard. Councilman Bruce informed the Council and audience that the property was
donated to the Maplewood Community by the R construction Finance Corporation to be
used as a playfield and that the Community group was paying the taxes on the property.
The City Attorney stated that as the City Engineer had made a survey of the area, and
that if the legal description was available, it was a matter of whether the Council
is willing to accept the property for park purposes, and if they are willing to get
a preliminary title report to determine who owns the property so it could be deeded
to :,he City for a public playground; that if the group does not want to deed it to
the City unless the encroachments are removed, this could not be done as the City has
no interest in the property until the property becomes theirs---that if the group
wants to deed the property to the City first, then the City could try to remove the
encroachments later---that there would be a question as to whether it would be harm-
ful to the playground to have this encroachment on it. In regard to the inquiry that
if the City accepted this area and if a power line should drop on the field and one
of the children playing on the field were hurt, the City Attorney stated that as far
as he knew, if it were due to lightning, storm, etc., it would be considered an "Act
of GodS7 and no one would be liable, if the Power Company was negligent and the lines
were not kept in good condition and a line came down, the Power Company would be
liable, that if the line was down and nothing was done about it, both the City of Ren-
ton and the Power Company would be liable. Moved by Morris, seconded by Vietzke,
that the City Attorney proceed with the necessary steps to create a park in the Maple-
wood. Area. Carried.
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CITY OF R L _VT T O N KING CO JTY , WASHINGTON
JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR
PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE
C'OROTH EA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER
ELTON L. ALEXANDER, CLERK
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VERN H. MORRIS, PR
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HUGH D. BRUCE
iHUR L. HAU GA.J
ASST. CITY AT'ORNEV CHARLES DELAURENTI
F. BEAI TIE „^_ AVERY GARRETT
HEALTH OFFICI R (/�(/y('I (I OLIN A. HANSEN
G BUSATO RAY E. HEPPENSTALL
CHIEF OF POLITE WALTER P. REID
E. AWR CE
FIRE CHIEE BEN J. RICHARDSON
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MES HIGHTON GEORGE D. SWIFT
THOMAS W. TRIMM
CITY ENGINEEF
AVID J. PUGH �^*.
VERLE R. VIETZKE
SUPT. OF UTILI PIES August 4, 1956 DR. LLOYD A. WHITE
Mr. David Haverberg
14219 S. E. 125th
Renton, W a sh i ng ton
Dear Sir:
This is to advise you that our office this date received your
A.4sociatioL. t s petitio,i to donate the playground to the City
of Renton.. Innediatelzi upon receipt of this petition, we
have ordered this date a -policy of title insurance from the
Puget Sound Title Insurance Company. It 't.1l take about ten
days before such report is issued and immediately u ,on receipt
we shall advise you as to the status of title of the land in
question.
It is anticipated that in order for you to make a proper con-
veyance to the City, that a meeting will have to be held by
the members of the Association, minutes taken and a reolution
adopted that the membership is in favor of the dedication of
this land to the City. However, we shall advise you of the
further details as soon as a report is submitted to us by the
title company.
Thanking you for ; our courteous cooperation. and patience in
this matter, we remain,
Yours very truly,
HAT GAN & SiIEI LAN
City Attorneys
BY:
Gerard T7. Shellan
City Attorney
GMS:fld
ccs City Clerk
(:Z,,ectd - Aug. 7, 1956)
Renton City Council
Gentlemen:
:nclosed please find original petition signed by residents of I:aplewood for the
play:'i eld.
Mar you have read the petition you wi].l find that hors owners surrounding the
playfield have also signed this petition. -.ee have talked to them and they will 1adl j
move their fences to anyplace the survey shows without am kind of legal action.
The reason the store has been brought up so rehash is that we believe after talking
to 'ri that herd be the only one that would give any trouble and that all that would
be necessary in his case would be fur the City Attorney to tell him to rove as the
survey shows he is over the line with his building.
After talking with Hugh Bruce we decided to try and rewrite the petition and
reeontact, the residents of I'aplewood so we could donate the property to the City
without re_Koval of encroachments as stated by original petition. '!ugh Bruce stated
the City would accept the property under those conditions.
On contacting the City Attorney with the idea of finding out the legal procedure
or turning over the property we found that he had never seen the survey that tho City
Engineer was to have turned over to hin. .;a had also net been contacted by Hugh Truce
a:id didn't have enough information to supply us w_t% any information.
We do not believe the City should put us up a" elegant playfield but we have
150 he:n.3 in :aplewood with from 1 to 0 caldron in each and that the playfield in
easily reached and is big enough for children frost other areas.
:T'e feel we are in definite need of such a fie?-t and we would even be very happy
if the City would even just ricer it.
The property is very level, is 200 feet wide and runs the entire length of a
block with no obstructions on it.
Than!_: you very much.
/s/ David Waverberg, PRESTOE'•'T
.:aplewood Community Club
* :v :c * :: * * * * * * * * * * 3f
P T1TIG-t
1 e the undersigned do hereby wee and not for undergoing statements, and are i avor
of:
1. To petition the City of Denton, Wash. to add to it t s parks the property undo :he
in hIapl.ewvod belonging to the haplewood Srrprover nt Corporation,Ine.,
without perrission to grant rights to private individuals or private groups r
buildings, sewers, sewer runs, drai:.-oft's, or driveways; and to remove any
nzting cases.
2. To elect officers to haplewood Imp. Corp. for purpose cf turning over said )party
to City of Renton Park Dept.
PIE3IDEITT: David :'avergerg VICE-PRE. Ronnie J. Charboneau (sp.)
no. Phyllis I.Bunker TREAS. Curtis ;). Taylor
3. All undersigned have duly been notified of _ noting to be held October 31st .56
7:00 p.n., at 14219 S.L. 125th St., Renton, : n. and are in total agreement
statements herein and agree to vote for officers as stated in petition.
4. o do hereby agree to turn over any ._vney in ideas. of Maplewood Imp. Carr (lose
than )50.00, if any) to post 488, Boy Scouts, I aplewood Division.
(signatures of 103 persons - including husbands and wives- attached.)
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John A. Angell Jack E. Oden
Mrs. Max.ne y Broadrick Mrs. R. L. Christensen
Mrs. Ear:: first Mrs. George L. Sowers
Mrs. Eileen•Aaberg H. O. FitzPatrick
Evan Thomas Ed C. Flynn
Warren B. Hudson Charles Guy
Mrs. Jake Lind Frank Abbott
Vernon G. Drunette Josephine Mathewson
Lowell E. Ayes Mrs. L. J. Smith
James 1a;3Lith Frances DO Paddock
Mrs. Clyde ;lard Jeroris II. Kramer
Harold R.Ine lan Robert Lynch
Ted Stei i Harold VI. Gemar
Mrs. Hug.1 i•athotr% L. W. Morris, Jr.
Mrs. A. .L. Spli.ttataesser Mrs. P. B u augh
Mrs R. B. Keyes Mrs. F. radnik
Mrs. J. L. Bersndt Mrs. B. Colvin
A. R. Copper Mr. & Lars. John J. Artzer
Firs. Waltwr Warren Mr. Donald E. Kempf
Mr. A. W. Aarhus Mr. Leslie R. Jones
Win. D. Bowden Mrs. Phl1ip A. Hansen
H. T. Smith Mrs. Geo. G .tzeck
G. E. Robison Donald 7.T. Loftus
Mrs. Ray C. Ba&1i fin _br::= J. Clark
Mrs. Mayon A. Tullis Harold E. Hay
Mrs. Mike Cernick Geraldine F. ,Tinders
Mrs. C. Girard Mrs. Simile 2:eyers
Ernest S. Fraser Mr.. I:. A. Coulter
Mrs. Andrew J. Bowman Mr. : .ra. T. R. Flaherty
D n Tile n ls, Mr. i:rs. 61. C. Juc4l
Albert E. :illingson Mrs. J. McGuire
Andree E. iilson Mr. :)ontimt Eizle
R by G. Baker Mr. Duane Burke
C. E. Bruner Mr. a Mrs. Herbert Kiep
Ira G. Carr Mr. & firs. F. Headley
Mrs. Mattson Mr. & =firs. John OtHara
B. W. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Rickel
Joe Diaxbri Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Zec
John I. Schafer Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Dean Ruark
D. E. : flocs: Mr, & Mrs. Selwyn Stuche
Gerald ,tarke Erik J. Schutten
Phyllis La:i ie 2•Irs. Fred nlson
Joe Bart unol: Mr. Gc Mrs. L. S. Petty
Tyrus Clark Mrs. Betty Jdan Armstrong
Carl A. CaLlson Mr. & Liret. Robert Green
Mrs. Peter B. Olson Mr. & Mrs Mario J. Farro
Ruth The:tcher Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Patterson
Mrs. Janes Fisher Mr. & L . Arthur A. nelson
E. B. Ilurris
Alice Iliitish
Stanley T. May
all A. Z Tright
C. E. Thorns
lirs. Win. "M:edsigian
Mrs. & Hrs. T. R. Gussner c
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c-ntlemen:
Inclosed please find originnl petition signed by residents of Maplewood for the
el -field.
ifter you have road the petition you will_ find that home owners surrounding the
rTagfield have also signed this petition. 're have talked to them and they will gladlY
mov, their fences to anyplace the survey shows without any kind, of legal action.
The reason the store has been brought up so much is that we believe after tnlkin-
te him thet he'd be the only one that would give any trouble and that all that would
he necessary in his case would be for the City Attorney to tell him to move as the
nr""7,-'77 shows he is over the line with his.building.
'titer talking with "ugh Truce we decided to trY and rewrite the petition and
recontnet the residents of verlewood so we could donate the rrorerty to the CitY
,-ithort removal of encroachments as stated bY original petdtion. Hugh Bruce stated
the City would accept the rrorertY under those conditions.
Or cortnct5nrz the CitY Attorney with the idea of f:irdiry, out the legal procedure
of turning over the property we found that he had, never seen the survey that the CitY
-Srgi_rcer was,to have turned over to him. We had also not been contacted by Huh Bruce
and didn't have enough information to ouprlY us with any information.
lo not believe the City should rut us up an elegant rlaYtield but we have
1C homes in Yarlowood with from 1 to 8 children in each and, that the playfield is
ea3i11r reached and is big enough for children from other areas.
'rr feel we are in definite reel of such a field and 11-e would even he very harey
if the Cl.tY would even just mow it.
mhe rroeerty is very level, 33 200 feet wide and runs the entire length of a
1-1 no 01- -troctiorco,,
91''',"1' You very much.
is/. David '!nverberg, DR.R,CIT7TT
T'aplewood Community Club
* * * * * * * * *
Tithe undersigned do hereby agree and rot for under-:oing statements, and are
of:
1. To retition the CitY of Benton, .:Tash. to add to it's parks the property uncle:- th,
4/1 Maplewood belonging to the 7!arlelmod Improvement CorrorationlIe:,
without permission to grant rights to private individuals or private groups for
Thl'ldings, sewers, sewer runs, dr-in-offs, or driveways; and to remove any ro'.r
cases.
2. To elect officers to ?",n21,, roci Corm, for eurpos- of turning over laid pro' s:
to ClItir of Renton. Pnr': fleet.
-1R"ID77T: Devid "nver-erg VTC7-PP:CS. Ponnie J. Charboneeu (c'5).)
-7C. I.Run'cer TRR,As. Curtis D. Taylor
2. 91_ undersigned 11n7"; duly been notified of Yeeting to be held Octoler. S1st,l'c'
7:1)n P.M., at l4219 2•7• 125th St., Renton, M. and are in total agreement of
stet-ments herein and ac_ree to vote for officers as stated in petition.
I,. TT, do hereby agree to turn over any :ioney in Treas. of Maplewood Imp. Corp. /
than. ' 50.001 if any) to post 08, Boy 7coute, -ap1ewood Division.
(sjc-natures of ?CS persons - inclidir husbands an attached.
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Mrs. Mas-eroad,..lek mrs. R. T . Cb.ristensen.
Yrs. Earl W'ujst Mrs. ceorre (101Tr'rE;
Mrs. Eileet-Aaber TT, 0. Fitzrptrick
Evan Thoras 7d C. Fl-nr
Warren 9. Hurlcor • Charles Gu7
Mrs. Jake TArri. Frank Abbott
Verron G. -8rurettc JoscPbine "ntluson
Lowell E. Ayes Mrs. T. J. Smith
Jares Ita7mith Frances D. Paddock
Yrs. C1:-de Ward Jerome Framer
Harold Rane-le.n Robert TTpch
'red Stein "aroli
Mrs. Iii,!11 vrtl-eus T . W. "orris, Jr.
Mrs. A. L. Splittataesser Mrs. P. Pr3mbau2h
• Yrs R. "3. 1Kc-res Mrs. F. K-adnik
-Yrs. J. T. Pere-dt mrs. GMAT:in
A. R. Cooper Mr. Yrs. John J. Artzer
Mrs. MJter Marren Yr. Donald E. Kempf
Mr. A. U. 1.orus Mr. Tes34e R. Jones
Th. D. Do,r1-r "rs. 7lip A. arisen
R. T. "rs. 'co, 'fl'7itzsol-
G. E. PobiSor Doned Toftus
mrs. Bny C. Pa-lien morma.1 J. Clark
Mrs. ".'n-or A. Tul14.s Hay.old E. "a7
Mrs. "i7-e Cerrick Geraldine F. 'Tinders
Mrs. C. Cirrrd Mrs. Jirmie Myers
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Ernest -. Eraser . A. Coulter
Mrs. Andrew J. Forman Mr. x Mrs. T. R. Plaberty
D n Tilorda , Mr. Mrs. "I. C. Judy
Athert Mrs. J. McGuire
Andres R. 'r. Dormlat 7nc-1e
R br G. TI-Ier Mr. Duane Burke
C. E. Pruner mr. Mrs. 'Torbert Kiep
Ira G. Car mr. P. ;Mrs. 7. Ieadlel-
Mrs. M-,ttson mr. Mrs. John O'Hara
C. 'T. AvTlerso.1 Mr. Mrs. J. 4aekel
Joe Diarb-t Mr. '• -rs. Tr. A. 7ec
Jobn T. Selafer mr. Mrc. 1,-).11 Dean Ruarl
D. E. "rllock Mr. P Mrs. elirm Stucbc
Gerald "tarke 7rik J.
Rbyllis Iambic Mrs. Fr-.:d "elsor
Joe 7arturnl- Mr. 0 T'rs. T . 73. rett-
Tyrur. Clnr' Yrs. Bettr Joan Arristror
Carl A. Carlsor Mr. P mrs. Robert Greer
Mrs. Peter E. 01 'on Mr. "Rrio J. Farro •
Rut 71c:teller Mr. ' --. J. C. Patterson
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(Rectd - Aug. 7, 1956)
Renton City Council
Gertlemen:
Inclosed please find original petition signed by residents of Maplewood for the
plcyfield.
After you have read the petition you will find that home owners surrounding the
plEyfield have also signed this petition. We have talked to them and they will ;ladly
move their fences to anyplace the survey shows without any kind of legal action.
The reason tae store has been brought up so much is that we believe after talking
to hill that herd be the only one that would give any trouble and that all that would
be necessary in his case would be for the City Attorney to tell him to move as the
survey shows he is over the line with his building.
After talking with Hugh Bruce we decided to try and rewrite the petition and
recontact the residents of Maplewood so we could donate the property to the City
without removal of encroachments as stated by original petition. Hugh Bruce stated
the City would accept the property under those conditions.
On contacting the City Attorney with the idea of finding out the legal procedure
of turning over the property we found that he had never seen the survey that the City
Engineer was to have turned over to him. Vs had also not been contacted by Hugh Bruce
and didn't have enough information to supply us with any information.
Je do not believe the City should put us up an elegant playfield but we have
l5C hones in Maplewood with from 1 to 8 children in each and that the playfield is
easily reached and is big enough for children from other areas.
: e feel we are in definite need of such a field and we would even be very happy
if the City would even just mow it.
The property is very level, is 200 feet wide and runs the entire length of a
block with no obstructiorson it.
Thank you very much.
/s/ David Waverberg, PRESIDENT
Maplewood Community Club
PETIT IOV:
Ile the undersigned do hereby agree and not for undergoing statements, and are in fav
of:
1. To petition the City of Renton, Wash. to add to itts parks the property under the
hiline in Maplewood belonging to the Maplewood Improvement Corporation,Inc.,,
without permission to grant rights to private individuals or private groups for
buildings, sewers, sewer runs, drain-offs, or driveways; and to remove any now
existing cases.
2. To elect officers to Maplewood Imp. Corp. for purpose of turning over said prope
to City of Renton Park Dept.
PRESIDENT: David Havergerg VICE-PRES. Ronnie J. Charboneau (sp.)
SEC. Phyllis I.Bunker TREAS. Curtis D. Taylor
3. All undersigned have duly been notified of Meeting to be held October 31st,19',
7:00 P.M., at TA219 S.E. 125th St., Renton, Tin. and are in total agreement o
statements herein and agree to vote for officers as stated in petition.
4. We do hereby agree to turn over any n_loney in Treas. of Maplewood Imp. Corp. (•
than :,?50.00, if any) to post 488, Boy Scouts, Maplewood Division.
(signatures of 103 persons - including husbands and wives- attached.)
John A. Angell Jack E. Oden
Mrs. Maxine .Broadrick Mrs. R. L. Christensen
Mrs. Earl W�'st Mrs. George L. Sowers
Mrs. Eileen Aaberg H. 0. FitzPatrick
Evan The mas Ed C. Flynn
Warren I Hudson Charles Guy
Mrs. Jaie Lind Frank Abbott
Vernon Drunette Josephine Mathewson
Lowell E. Aves Mrs. L. J. Smith
James Li Sm th Frances D. Paddock
Mrs. Clyde Ward Jerome M. Kramer
Harold Lanahan Robert Lynch
Ted Stein Harold W. Gemar
Mrs. Huh athews L. W. Norris, Jr.
Mrs. A. L. Splittataesser Mrs. P. Brumbaugh
Mrs R. B. Keyes Mrs. F. adnik
Mrs. J. L. L'erendt Mrs. B. Colvin
A. R. Ccoper Mr. & Mrs. John J. Artzer
Mrs. Waiter Warren Mr. Donald E. Kempf `
Mr. A. h. Aarhus Mr. Leslie R. Jones
Wm. D. iowden Mrs. Philip A. Hansen
H. T. Snith Mrs. Geo. GAlitzeck
G. E. Robison Donald W. Loftus
Mrs. Ray C. Baglien Norman J. Clark
Mrs. Mayon A. Tullis Harold E. May
Mrs. Mike Cernick Geraldine F. Winders
Mrs. C. sirard Mrs. Jimmie Meyers
Ernest S. Fraser Mr.. A. Coulter
Mrs. Andrew J. Bowman Mr. & Mrs. T. R. Flaherty
D n Tilenda Mr. & Mrs. W. C. Judy
Albert E. Fl l ingson Mrs. J. McGuire
Andree R. Wilson Mr. Dona Engle
R by G. Baker Mr. Deane Burke
C. E. Brener Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Klep
Ira G. Carr Mr. & ;Mrs. F. Headley
Mrs. Mattson Mr. & Mrs. John O'Hara
W. An Jerson Mr. & Mrs. F. J. Rickel
Joe Diani)ri Mr. & I-irs. M. A. Zee
John I. 3chafer Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Dean Ruark
D. E. HaLlock Mr. & Mrs. Selwyn Stuche
Gerald S:.arke Erik J. Schutten
Phyllis :Ambie Mrs. Fred Nelson
Joe Bart zr�eh Mr. & Mrs. L. S. Petty
Tyros C1,�rk Mro. Betty Jdan Armstrong
Carl A. Carlson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Green
Mrs. Peti,r E. Olson Mr. & Mrs Mario J. 'farm
Ruth Thatcher Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Patterson
Mrs. Jams Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Nelson
E. B. Ha.•ris
Alice W'i. tish
Stanley Nay
Will A. Wright
C. E. Thomas
Mrs. Win. Medzigian
Mrs. & Mrs. T. R. Gussner
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CITY OF R .. N T O N BING CI_ _ NTY , WASHINGTON
JOE R. BAXTER, MAYOR
DOROTHEA S. GOSSETT, TREASURER PAUL W. HOUSER, JR., POLICE JUDGE
FLOYD W. SHAFF, CLERK
ARTHUR L. HAUGAN COUNCILMEN
CITY ATTORNEY December 6 1955
1 OLIN A. HANSEN, PRE'
GERARD SHELLAN
HUGH D. BRUCE
ASST. CITY A'"TORREY
CHARLES DELAURENTI
DR. JOHN F. BEATTIE
HEALTH OFFIC ER RAY E. HEPPENSTALL
VERN H. MORRIS
ANG BUSATO
CHIEF OF POLICE WALTER P. REID
F. E. LAWRENCE BEN J. RICHARDSON
FIRE CHIEF GEORGE D. SWIFT
JAMES HIGHTON STEVE TAMBORINI
CITY ENGINEE.2 THOMAS W. TRIMM
DAVID J. PUGH
VERLE R. VIETZKE
SUPT. OF UTII ITIES DR. LLOYD A. WHITE
ELTON L. ALEXAP DER
BUDGET CONIROLLER
Property Committee
City Council
Renton, Washington
Attention: Hugh Bruce, Chairman
Gentlemen:
This communication concerns the property offered
to the City of Renton by the Maplewood Improvement Association
and described as follows:
That portion of land within the Defense Plant
Corporation right of way as delineated on plat
of Maplewood Division No. 2, King County, Wash-
ington, lying between S.E. 14 2nd Street and
S.E. ]J4 th Street, subject to Defense Plant Cor-
poration right of way easement.
The following action was taken after investigation
and thorough discussion by the Park Board:
It is the recommendation of a majority of the Park
Board that the above described property be accepted
by the City of Renton for park purposes providing
existing encroachments are removed and, also, pro-
viding title insurance shows free and. clear title.
Respectful y,
7
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J. - • I
GLC:dd Gene L. Coulon
cc: Olin Hansen Supt. of Parks & Recreation
George Swift
City Clerkts Office
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14219 5. E. 125th
Renton, Wash.
Gentlemen:
The under signed officers of the Maplewood Improvement
association Corporation on the behalf of it,5 members request
the city of Renton to receive ground known as "That portion of
land within the defence plant corporation right of way as
delineated on plant of Maplewood division No. 2, King County
Washington, lying between southeast 142nd. street and southeast
144th. street subject to defence plant corporation right of
way easement. "
Purchased from Carol Dobson and John W. Dobson on the
20th. day of June 1953. Taxes paid by David Haverberg for
1953 and 1954, as a donation for a nark or playfield. Without
rights to give any portion of land to any private person or
persons for buildings, sewers, sewer runs, drain offs, driveways
or any other purpose, and to remove any now existing encrochments.
Information or acknowledgements may be given or received
by contacting David Haverberg 14219 5. E. 125th. Renton Wash.
Phone Olive 4066.
Yours,
Pres: David Haverberg
Vice Pres: Romeo Charbonnea
Sec: Phyllis Bunker
/a _/r -g-S ( ) Tres: Curtis Taylor
Renton, Washington
November 1, 1955
The regular meeting of the Renton City Council was called to order by Mayor
Joe R. Baxter at 8:00 P.M.
ROLL CALL: HANSEN, TRfl1N, REID, RICHARDSON, VIETZKE, MORRIS, TAMBORINI, SWIFT,
DEI,AURENTI, HEPPENSTALL AND BRUCE. (Councilman White was excused by Mayor Baxter).
OFFICIALS & DEPARTMENT HEADS PRESENT WERE: Gerard Shellan, Assistant City
Attorney; Ang Busato, Police Chief; Floyd Lawrence, Fire Chief; Floyd W. Shaff, City
Clerk; Dorothea Gossett, City Treasurer; James Highton, City Engineer; Dave Pugh,
Street Commissioner; Gene Coulon, Park Superintendent and Walt Will, Assistant City
En; .neer.
APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS AS SUBMITTED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT
BU:LDING PERMITS
NO, AMOUNT NAME ADDRESS TYPE OF WORK
1-512 $ 130.00 Laurence Ditlivison 81 Logan St. wire service
3 350.00 Christy's Tavern 308 Wells Street erect sign
4 250.00 Harry W. Sherrick 120 91st So. repair roof
5 350.00 Sally W. Dillard 719 3rd Ave. wire service
6 350.00 Patrick C. Ross 820 Grant St, wire service
7 250.00 Roland Day 2618 5th No. install basement
8 900.00 John R. OtHara 12723 S.E. 144th garage & wire serv,
9 200.00 Kenneth J. Jensen 620 S. Street erect carport
1550 750.00 John Tomich 515 N. Williams enclose porch
1 1,000.00 Davis Bulgarelli 800 High Street remodel residence
2 250.00 0. B. Dilley 243 Sunset Blvd. remodel kitchen
3 50.00 Francis M. Gleason 1003 "E" Street replace switch box
4 250.00 Duane Burke 12735 S.L. 144th erect carport
5 65.00 Williams & Swanson 619 3rd Ave. install canopy
6 550.00 Karls Shoe Store 818 3rd Ave. erect sign
7 300.00 LeRoy Chadwick 12405 S.E. 142nd St. addition to residence
8 200.00 Nattl Poultry Mach. 615 North Wells wire service
9 250.00 Henry Saari Renton Airport wire hangar
1560 100.00 A. Montrose 521 Park St. wire service
1 500.00 Ann Burdulis 227 Wells St. remodel store
2 300.00 Edgar Galvin 209 Lind St. wire service
3 150.00 Mike Mlaker 2208 6th Ave. addtn to residence
4 100.00 Phil Moyer 104 Burnett install sidewalk
5 800.00 Alex Cugini 611 Renton wire service
6 200.00 Pioneer Investment 818 3rd Ave. wire service
7 700.00 Karls Shoe Store 818 3rd Ave. wire service
8 16,273.00 City of Renton City Hall erect bathhouse
PLUMBING PERMITS
761.E --• Bruno Feyerabend 3314 Sunset Highway install furnace
5 -- Geo. Janisch 515 4th West install furnace
6 -- P. C. Ross 820 Grant St. plumbing fixtures
7 -- David Thorson 8424 South 130th install furnace
8 -- Carl Cooks 400 Powell St. plumbing fixtures
9 -- W. H. Brokaw 9001 So. 124th plumbing fixtures
770 -- W. H. Brokaw 8820 So. 124th plumbing fixtures
1 -- W. H. Brokaw 8818 So. 124th
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2 -- W. H. Brokaw 8816 So. 124th " 't
3 -- David Thorson 8424 So. 130th
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4 -- Mr. H. Lee 2020 Monterey Dr. install furnace
5 -- W. H. Brokaw 8814 So. 124th plumbing fixtures
6 -- W. H. Brokaw 8816 So. 124th " 't
7 -- Patrick Ross 820 Grant St. install furnace
Moved by Richardson, seconded by Hansen, that the minutes of the Council meet-
ing of October 18th be approved as corrected. Carried.
The City Clerk stated there were three requests received for special permits,
as follows:
1. Installation of one additional pin ball machine in the Oasis Cafe,
216 Wells Street, signed by Donald A. Moran, owner,
2. Waiver of "peddler's license fee" for Lawrence E. Walton, 317 Smithers,
to sell hand made wooden "Soap Dispensers" from house to house, and
3. Issuance of a Business License to operate an ambulance service (two
vehicle) from Tom E. Colligan, 2208 8th Place.
Moved by Richardson, seconded by Reid, that the three requests be referred to the
Po_..ice & License Committee with power to act. Carried.
A letter of appreciation was read from Mr. & Mrs. Esther Hardie for installa-
tion of the traffic signal at Second and Rainier.
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A letter of appreciation for the City's remembrance in memory of Mr. C. M.
(Chris) Christensen, was read from Ernest and Genny Christiansen.
A request was read from Mrs. B. B. Gulledge, Vice District Chairman of the
South King County District Girls Scouts, for use of the North Highlands Recreation
Building. Moved by Tamto rini, seconded by Reid, that the request be referred to
the Property Committee. Councilman Bruce reported that this group has been in-
fcrmed that this building will be closed and repaired, and that it is not City
property. Councilman Temborini, with consent of his second, withdrew his motion.
A request was read from the Renton Kiwanis Club, signed by D. 0. Beck, Pres.,
for permission for a group of boys from the Sea Explorers Ship No. 441, to use the
City Administration Building auditorium for their meetings. Moved by Reid, second-
er', by Delaurenti, that the request be referred to the PropertY Committee to work
With the Fire Chief, Mayor and City Clerk, with power to act. Carried.
The Clerk read a petition for annexation to the City of Renton of property
described as "All that portion of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section sixteen (16), township twenty-three (23) north, range five (5) east,
W.M., described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of the northwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 16, township 23 north, range 5 east,
thence north 89° 12' 42" west along the north line of said section 16, a
distance of 315.66 feet; thence south 1° 08' 26" west along a line 30 feet easterly
of and parallel with the east line of the State of Washington tract (the description
of which is recorded in volumne 2045 of deeds, page 487, records of said county), a
distance of 660.30 feet; thence north 89° 12' 42" west a distance of 135.58 feet;
thence south 1° 08t 26" west a distance of 659.51 feet, more or less, to the south
lt.ne of the said northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 16; thence
south 89° 06' 38" east along said south line a distance of 452.00 feet to the south-
east corner of the said northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 16;
thence north 1° 06' 27" east a distance of 1320.61 feet, more or less, to the point
o:' beginning; EXCEPT the north 30 feet thereof for county road; and EXCEPT the right
o:' way of the Puget Sound Power & Light Company (conveyed to Snoqualmie Falls Power
Company by deed recorded under auditor's file No. 2500774, records of said county),"
s:_gned by Tine and Emma Cugini, 11857 S. E. 128th Street. This property is 12 acres
in area and is located just south of 4th Avenue North, approximately 1000 feet east
a" E Street, the site of the Cugini Garbage Dump. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by
Tnmborini, that the petition for annexation be referred to the Planning Commission
fir their recommendation. C"rried.
Estimate No. 1, certified correct by the City Engineer James Highton for work
performed by Contractor, Van S. McKenny Company, Inc., on the mercury vapor street
lighting contract in the amount of $18,918.17 was read. Moved by Morris, seconded
by Vietzke, that Estimate No. 1 be referred to the Finance Committee with power to
act. Carried. The City Engineer reported that the work was 75 percent complete
and that the contract would be completed within three weeks.
A report of the cost data on the Park Street asphaltic paving work done by the
City of Renton was read from the City Engineer. The Total work performed by the
Street & Water Departments being $11,996.78, compared to contract estimate of
$18,374.22, an estimated saving to the City of Renton of $6,377.44. Moved by Bruce,
seconded by Vietzke, that the City Engineer and Street Commissioner be congratulated
on their good work on this job and for the saving to the City of Renton. Carried.
(A copy of the report was furnished Councilman Vietzke).
The City Clerk reminded the Council of the Association of Washington Cities
Regional meeting in Puyallup this coming Friday, November 4, 1955.
Proposed Resolution No. 893, as presented by the Ordinance Committee, extend-
ing the compulsory retirement date of James R. Chadwick of the uniformed personnel
of the Statewide City Employees' Retirement System for one year, to December 1,
1956 was read. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Tamborini, that the Council adopt
Resolution No. 893 as read. Carried.
Proposed Resolution No. 894, as requested by the Street & Alley Committee and
presented by the Ordinance Committee was read fixing the time and date of hearing on
the vacation of the- south one-half of the alley in Block 8, Earlington Addition, as
Tuesday, December 6, 1955 at 8:00 P.M., in the Council Chambers. Moved by Swift,
seconded by Trimm, that the Council adopt Resolution No. 894 as read. Carried.
Mayor Baxter stated that this was the date set for the hearing on the petition
to vacate and/or abandon certain streets in Renton Highlands Plat 2. The Clerk re-
rorted that there were no verbal protests received. There being no oral protests
from the audience, moved by Richardson, , seconded by Trimm, that the Council concur
in the request that the certain streets as outlined in the "Notice of Hearing" be
vacated and/or abandoned and the matter of the acceptance of Plat #2, Renton High-
lands, be referred to the Ordinance Committee and City Attorney to draft the
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necessary ordinance. Carried. Mr. Don Humble, Executive Secretary of the Housing
Authority, stated that as soon as the streets are legally vacated and/or abandoned
and Plat #2 has been accepted by the City of Renton, this would remove final
obstacles and they could proceed with the actual transfer of buildings involved to
the City of Renton, In answer to Councilman Richardson's inquiry, Mr. Humble in-
formed the Council that the property in question, that was included in Plat #1 and
was to have been dedicated to the City of Renton as additional Highlands Fire
Station property, at the time of negotiations for Highlands Plat #1, was a strip
approximately 75 or 100 feet wide, adjacent to and northerly along H Street---that
this piece of property should show on the original plat if it was included in Fire
Station property. (In checking with the Engineering Department and Mr. Humbles
Executive Secretary of the Housing Authority, it was determined that the original
Plat #1 of the Renton Highlands, included all of Lot 17) Block 6, Renton Highlands,
which included the strip in question).
Councilman Trimm reported for the Fire & Water Committee, that after consult-
ing with the Fire Chief as to advisability of a fire station at the location of
intersection of Sunset Boulevard West with the Langston Road, that they feel this
property is not a suitable place for a fire station and that it is the recommendation
of the Fire and Water Committee that the previous proposal be rejected. Moved by
Richardson, seconded by Swift, that the Council concur in the recommendation of the
Fire & Water Committee. Carried, Councilman Trimm further stated that it is the
opinion of the Committee that a fire station in this locality is needed and that
they would continue to look for a suitable site in this area for same.
In regard to installation ef a street light near the middle of the 500 block
on Burnett Street North, moved by Richardson, seconded by Delaurenti, that the
Light & Power Committee be given power to act. Carried.
Councilman Hansen, President of the Council, reported that the subject of
pollution of Lake Washington had been brought before the Committee meeting of the
Council as a Whole, on Tuesday, October 25th. Councilman Richardson reported that
the Council would have re information in this regard at the next Executive meet-
ing of the Council when the Consulting Engineers (R. W. Beck& Associates) and the
Bellevue Sewage District Commissioners would be present. The City Engineer report-
ed that he had talked with the State Pollution Committee---that they had stated
they had no definite plans but were vitally interested in the problem and would
have a Staff Member present at the Executive Meeting of the Council on November
22nd. Mr. Highton further stated that there would be a meeting at the University
of Washington on November 10th in regard to the Metropolitan Sewer District and in-
vited any Councilman who could, to attend the m( otI r; with him.
Council:a= Hansen ,Z urt; er reported that the T,:.Ftion of numl er of raffle to e-:
held by Service or Charitable Organizations a3Yn; t* reet at one time was brought
before the Council's Executive meeting and that the matter had been referred to the
Police & License and Street & Alley Committes to report on. Councilman Delaurenti,
Chairman of the Police License Committee reported that the joint committees
(Street & Alley and Police & License) recommended that only one raffle be allowed
on the streets per week end; that they not be allowed to use parking space adjacent
to red head meters---that the sponsors of the raffle be required to pay meter fees
during the time they are located at these metered areas; that if permission is re-
quested for the placing of objects (i.e., boats, etc.,) on the streets between
regular Council meetings, that the Police Denartment be authorized to issue a
permit for same and that the Police Department c .eck with the sponsors and see that
locations are changed each week, also that sponsors allowed this consideration
should be only charitable or service organizations within the boundaries of the
Renton School area, and so moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Heppenstall and carried.
Councilman Swift reported that at the last Council meeting the Council had
approved the "Scatter system" of traffic control for the intersection of Williams
& Wells Streets on 3rd Avenue, but that the Street & Alley Committee had been re-
quested by the Chief of Police and. City Engineer, to review this plan before pro-
ceeding with the installation, and that the Committee would take this matter up
at their November 7th meeting. }66-v, /, /i t
Councilman Bruce, Chairman of the Property Committee reported that all the `\
members of the Committee had not as yet considered the acceptance of the park in
the Maplewood Addition, but that in his opinion it was desirable property and he
believed should be considered by the Council as a park site for the Maplewood area;
that in talking with representatives of the Maplewood Community Club, he had found
that the quit claim deed did not include the legal description and that in his
opinion the matter should be referred to the City Attorney---that he understood a
sewer line had been constructed on this property from the grocery store, adjacent
to the proposed park property. Councilman Bruce also stated that the Park Board
had not investigated this property as vet. Mr. Shellan, Asst. City AttorneTT, stated
that he understood from one party that the property had been previously dedicated
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to the Maplewood Improvement Club; that since that time the club had dissolved and
that he (Mr. Shellan) had suggested that these people endeavor to locate the
officers and members so that a meeting could be held to enable the club to get
title status; that he had advised the party to determine from the City Engineer if
the party who owns the sewer line is encroaching on this property which is not his;
that providing the sewer line does not interfere with the proposed park property
that an easement for this sewer line be obtained. Park Superintendent Coulon stated
that he had talked with a party and had understood that there were 3 encroachments,
(1) the sewer line, (2) corner of the store building, and (3) road into the property;
that if the City accepts the property the representatives of the Improvement Club
request the City have encroachments removed. The Assistant City Attorney suggested
that a legal description of the property be obtained to determine the exact
boundaries---stating that if there are encroachments, that these people be so ad-
vised. Moved by Richardson, seconded by Reid, that this matter stay in the Property
Committee for thorough investigation. Carried. (In checking with the Engineering
Department, it was found that the Defense Plant Corporation (Bonneville Power
Administration Transmission Line) has an easement over this property).
Councilman Richardson reported that the Council in their Executive meeting on
October 25th had discussed the matter of revision of Ordinance No. 1045 "Regulating
the method to be followed in filing of plats and establishing rules and regulations
in relation thereto", particularly in connection with newly annexed property, and
that this matter was being studied at this time.
Councilman Hansen reported that the Council as a Whole at their executive
meeting had approved the proposed Precinct map as submitted by the City Clerk.
Moved by Richardson, seconded by- Reid, that the Council concur in the action of the
Committee of the Council as a Whole. Councilman Richardson explained that the
Precinct Map as approved had been referred to the City Engineer to check the legal
description and to the Ordinance Committee and City Attorney to draft the necessary
Ordinance and would be presented to the Council as soon as possible. Following a
discussion as to advisability of changing the map before the local election, the
motion carried.
In regard to the duties of the Mayor and Comptroller as outlined in the 1956
City of Renton Budget, moved by Trim, seconded by Richardson, that the matter be
referred to the Ordinance Committee, City Attorney and Council as a Whole for con-
sideration. Carried.
In regard to adoption of a City of Renton Business Tax Ordinance for 1956, the
Assistant City Attorney suggested that the Council consider the change of "tax pay-
ment due date " for uniformity and to simplify the matter of this payment for busi-
ness houses paying a tax as the State Law covering the date for payment of State Tax
had been changed at the Extra-Ordinary Session at Olympia to the last day of the
month. Moved by Richardson, seconded by Tamborini, that the Council concur in the
suggestion of the Assistant City Attorney. Carried.
Councilman Richardson reported that a book was being passed around to the
Councilmen this evening for their information, covering codification of City's laws
of a City (San Gabriel) of approximately the same type and size as Renton; Mr.
Shellan explained that for the past several years their office had been endeavoring
to get estimates for codification of the City of Fenton's laws---that some of the
City's ordinances should be amended or changed, some new ones should be passed to
bring the laws up to date and that some should be repealed, also that they had re.
ceived information as to codification of laws and cost of same from the Mickey
Publishing Company of Los Angeles, the largest city codification company on the
coast; that in his opinion it was definitely necessary that this matter be con-
sidered and stated that possibly a committee should be appointed to investigate this
matter, particularly as far as general laws and the Traffic Code was concerned. The
City Clerk stated that a representative of the Book Publishing Company was working
in the Clerk's Office this week to estimate the cost for their company to codify
the City's ordinances. On suggestion of Councilman Richardson that the matter of
codifying the City's Ordinances be referred to the proper committee (Ordinance
Committee) to work with the City Attorney's Office, it was so moved by Reid, second..
ed by Swift, and carried.
Councilman Swift reported there would be a meeting of the Street & Alley
Committee, Monday, November 7th at 8:00 P.M., with the Police Chief and Street
Commissioner.
On suggestion of Councilman Swift, moved by Reid, seconded by Delaurenti, that
the Street Commissioner post the proper signs on the west side of Burnett Street
between 2nd and 3rd Avenues stating that parallel parking only was allowed. Carried.
Councilman Reid, Chairman of the Light & Power Committee, reported that the
installation of street lights at the site of the new Williams Street Bridge was
included in the McKenny Company contract and that they would have these lights in—
stalled as soon as possible.
The City Engineer stated that as soon as the dedication plaque was received
that the Williams Street Bridge could be dedicated.
The City Engineer reported that he had received a great deal of favorable
comment on the traffic light at the intersection of 2nd and Rainier Avenue---that
the light was now on "set time", that the radar system had not been installed as yet.
Moved by Richardson, seconded by Tamborini, that the meeting adjourn. Carried.
The meeting adjourned at 9:30 P.M. (There were twelve visitors present besides
City of Renton employees).
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