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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 4-1-68
COM•iUNICATIONS: (Cont.)
Letter from F. A. Storey, 11007 - 109th Ave, S.E. noted agreement at the March 12th
meeting of the Legislative Joint Committee on Highways held in the Renton City Council
Chambers, that the State had an obligation to help provide a Pedestrian Walkway at the
North Renton Interchange Clover Leaf and it was requested that a meeting be set with
proper City Officials to further this goal. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Perry, to
refer this communication to the Street and Alley Committee and City Engineer to report
back. Carried.
Letter from Peter V. Gulick, Secretary, Newport Hills Sewer District reported pending
annexation tD Newport Hills Sewer District of an area north of and adjacent to the
Renton City :Amits and it appearing the annexation will be completed and the District
requested to serve the areas this summer, a plan had been submitted to City Engineer
Wilson wherein service utilizes the proposed Metro Iiay Creek Trunk. A portion of the
planned 15 or 13 inch line will lie in the city limits from 103th Solo and S.E. 94th St.
intersection to 110th S.E. and 30th Street intersection and will be capable of serving
areas both in the City and the area north of May Creek. Permission was requested to
construct and maintain the necessary lines, the District desiring to cooperate with the
City to the end that the drainage basin be properly served by these lines regardless of
political divisions, the line to be made available for local use within the City upon
proper contribution to the cost by the users. Moved by Perry, seconded by Morris, to
refer the request to the Sanitation Committee and the City Engineer to report back.
The motion carried.
• Letter from City Engineer Wilson reported regarding the Hazel Chenaur petition for
right-of-way vacation of 30 ft. street adjoining the west 11 of the North 'z of Tract 211
of the Co Do Hillmans Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 4, , that the sub-
division represents 50% of the total frontage abutting said right of way failing to l
meet the minimum requirement of signatures which is 2/3 of the property ownerships /
abutting. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Schellert, that the petitioner be notified
that the petition as submitted is not valid. Carried.
Claim was read from Marvin L. Sherertz for damage to automobile on March 25th when
oncoming car forced his auto into unfilled shoulder which was incompleted due to sidewalk
and curbing addition under construction, In coming off the shoulder vehicle struck
unbarricaded water shut off facility damaging the vehicle for which $90.06 is claimed,
Location of incident approx. 300 block of Bronson Way North. Moved by Delaurenti, and
seconded by Perry, to refer the Claim to the City Attorney and Insurance Agency. Carried.
Letter from City Engineer Wilson reported regarding Christopherson et al' letter of
intent to annex property in vicinity of 100th Ave. S.D. and Saito 164th Street, to
Penton, advised that signatures thereon represent 91.540 of the assessed valuation
of the subject property which area contains approximately 6.71 acres with a total
assessed valuation of $43,750.00. Annexation of this property would create a more
uniform city limits line in this area. Moved by Schellert, seconded by Maxin, that
April 8th be set for preliminary meeting with property owners concerned and that the
owners be notified. Shane questioned annexation of any additional property noting
services needed by present areas. It was noted that the process of law must be
enacted and when requested the City must take action accordingly granting the property
owner the right provided by law, The motion carried.
Letter from Park Director Coulon advised that since all bids received on the landscaping
of the South 2nd Street Traffic Islands were in excess of the amount authorized by the
Council, it was recommended that all bids be rejected and that the landscape plan be
redesigned to meet the budget allocation, Moved by Perry, seconded by Grant, to concur
in the recommendation. Intent of rejecting and modifying was confirmed and Grant inquired
if the redesign would require additional cost. Mayor Custer advised it would not, but
that it would be a question of deleting part of the sprirkling system and some of the
cement and rock to meet the $9,000,00 sumo Grant had withdrawn his second and Barei
offered second to the pending motion. Shane objected and Grant noted the : discussions
heretofore regarding elimination of sources of revenue and things that have to be cut
out to balance and stated forthe record at this time he would like to see the islands
in front of the high school retained as presently landscaped, Question was called for
on the pending motion and dissenting verbal vote resulted in two requests for roll call
which resulted as follows: Aye: Garrett, Morris, Schellert, Delaurenti, Perry, Trimm,
Naxin and Bruce. Nc: Grant, Shane and Barei. The motion carried. Discussion ensued
regarding the vote and school districts participation at one time and change of heart
by reason of hazard involved in maintenance and fact that water is not available.
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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 4-1-68
COMMUNICATIONS: (Cont.)
Letter from F. A. Storey, 11007 - 109th Ave. Selo noted agreement at the March 12th
meeting of the Legislative Joint Committee on Highways held in the Renton City Council
Chambers, that the State had an obligation to help provide a Pedestrian Walkway at the
North Renton Interchange Clover Leaf and it was requested that a meeting be set with
proper City Officials to further this goal. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Perry, to
refer this communication to the Street and Alley Committee and City Engineer to report
back. Carried.
Letter from Peter V. Gulick, Secretary, Newport Hills Sewer District reported pending
annexation to Newport Hills Sewer District of an area north of and adjacent to the
Renton City Limits and it appearing the annexation will be completed and the District
requested to serve the areas this summer, a plan had been submitted to City Engineer
Wilson wherein service utilizes the proposed Metro Nay Creek Trunk. A portion of the
planned 15 or 18 inch line will lie in the city limits from 108th S.E. and S.E. 94th St.
intersection to 110th S.E. and 80th Street intersection and will be capable of serving
areas both in the City and the area north of May Creek. Permission was requested to
construct and maintain the necessary lines, the District desiring to cooperate with the
City to the end that the drainage basin be properly served by these lines regardless of
political divisions, the line to be made available for local use within the City upon
proper contribution to the cost by the users. Moved by Perry, seconded by Morris, to
refer the request to the Sanitation Committee and the City Engineer to report back.
The motion carried.
Letter from City Engineer Wilson reported regarding the Hazel Chenaur petition for
right-of-way vacation of 30 ft. street adjoining the west i of the North Al of Tract 211
of the C. D. Hillmans Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 4., that the sub-
division represents 50% of the total frontage abutting said right of way failing to
meet the minimum requirement of signatures which is 2/3 of the property ownerships
abutting. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Schellert, that the petitioner be notified
that the petition as submitted is not valid. Carried.
Claim was read from Marvin L. Sherertz for damage to automobile on March 25th when
oncoming car forced his auto into unfilled shoulder which was incompleted due to sidewalk
and curbing addition under construction. In coming off the shoulder vehicle struck
unbarricaded water shut off facility damaging the vehicle for which $90.86 is claimed.
Location of incident approx. 300 block of Bronson Way North. Moved by Delaurenti, and
seconded by Perry, to refer the Claim to the City Attorney and Insurance Agency. Carried.
Letter from City Engineer Wilson reported regarding Christopherson et al' letter of
intent to annex property in vicinity of 108th Ave. S.E. and S.E. 164th Street, to
Renton, advised that signatures thereon represent 91.54% of the assessed valuation
of the subject property which area contains approximately 6.71 acres with a total
assessed valuation of $43,750.00. Annexation of this property would create a more
uniform city limits line in this area. Moved by Schellert, seconded by Maxin, that
April 8th be set for preliminary meeting with property owners concerned and that the
owners be notified. Shane questioned annexation of any additional property noting
services needed by present areas. It was noted that the process of law must be
enacted and when requested the City must take action accordingly granting the property
owner the right provided by law. The motion carried.
Letter from Park Director Coulon advised that since all bids received on the landscaping
of the South 2nd Street Traffic Islands were in excess of the amount authorized by the
Council, it was recommended that all bids be rejected and that the landscape plan be
redesigned to meet the budget allocation. Moved by Perry, seconded by Grant, to concur
in the recommendation. Intent of rejecting and modifying was confirmed and Grant inquired
if the redesign would require additional cost. Mayor Custer advised it would not, but
that it would be a question of deleting part of the sprirkling system and some of the
cement and rock to meet the $9,000.00 sum. Grant had withdrawn his second and Barei
offered second to the pending motion. Shane objected and Grant noted the : discussions
heretofore regarding elimination of sources of revenue and things that have to be cut
out to balance and stated forthe record at this time he would like to see the islands
in front of the high school retained as presently landscaped. Question was called for
on the pending motion and dissenting verbal vote resulted in two requests for roll call
which resulted as follows: Aye: Garrett, Norris, Schellert, Delaurenti, Perry, Trimm,
Maxin and Bruce. No: Grant, Shane and Barei. The motion carried. Discussion ensued
regarding the vote and school districts participation at one time and change of heart
by reason of hazard involved in maintenance and fact that water is not available.
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April 3, 3968
MURRAY, DUNH M & W^ITT
Attorneys at Law
Suite 419, Securities Builling
Seattle, Washington 98101
1t-tn: Robert J. Hall
Attorney for Hazel 8. Chenaur.
Re: Chenaur Petition .,:oi: Vacation of City Right-of-Way
adjoining North Onc Half of Tract 211, C.D. Hillmans
Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 4
Dear Mr. Halls
The Renton City Council at its regular meeting of April 1, 1968 has
received report of City Engineer that the petition for vacation of
right-of-way as submitted, is not valid.
We attach hereto an excerpt of minutes of said meeting for your further
information.
Yours very truly,
CITY OF RENTON
Cis c
Hemie W. Nelson
City Clerk
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cc: City Engineer
Mrs. Hazel B. Chenaur
Enclosures (i)
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• JACK WILSON CITY HALL, CEDAR RIVER PARK, RENTON, WASHINGTON 98055 • ALPINE 5-3464
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March 29, 1968
�'`—otCP'Honorable Donald Custer, Mayor
Members of the City Council
Re: Chenaur Petition for Vacation of City Right-of-Way •
adjoining North One-Half of Tract 211; C.D.Hillmans
Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 4
Gentlemen:
The petition for vacation of a 30 foot wide street right-of-way
adjoining the west one-half of the north one half of Tract 211 of
the above mentioned sub-division represents 50% of the total frontage
abutting said right-of-way. This petition fails to meet the minimum
requirement of signatures representing two-thirds of the property
abutting the right-of-way.
Very truly yours,
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ack Wilson
Ci y Engineer
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MURRAY, DIINHAM & WAITT
WAYNE MURRAY ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ROGER E.DUNHAM
ROBERT K.WAITT SUITE 419 SECURITIES BUILDING
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ROBERT J. HALL SEATTLE,WASHINGTON 96101
JARVIS E.LOWE MAIN 2-2655
March 7 , 1968
To: The Honorable D. Custer, Mayor of Renton, and
To: The Renton City Council, and
To: The City Clerk of Renton
Re: Vacation of Land Quit Claimed to the City
of Renton for Street Alley and other public
uses and purposes
Gentlemen:
On behalf of my client, Hazel W. Chenaur, the undersigned
hereby respectfully petitions the City of Renton to abandon,
vacate and quit claim the following described real property:
the West 40 feet of the North half of Tract
211, C. D. Hillman ' s Lake Washington Garden
of Eden, Division No. 4, EXCEPT the North
30 feet thereof, situated in the City of Ren-
ton, King County, Washington.
This property was conveyed by Herbert T. Hackman and Melba
B. Hackman, his wife, to the City of Renton pursuant to
Quit Claim Deed dated February 28, 1958., recorded under
King County Auditor ' s No. 5306226, dated July 14, 1961.
Apparently, the Hackmans later corrected the description
by deed also dated February 23, 1958, recorded under Audi-
tor ' s No. 5383178, recorded February 2, 1962, which altered
the description of the grant to include only the West 30
rather than 40 feet of the North half of Tract 11 as above
described.
The Council is no doubt familiar with the location of this
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To: The Hon. D. Custer, Mayor, and March 7, 1968
To: The Renton City Council, and
To: The City Clerk of Renton Page two
30 foot strip of land immediately to the West of the land
• recently rezoned under Renton Planning Commission Appli-
cation No. R-436-67, and to the East of 115th Avenue S.E. ,
and the property abutting thereon.
The reasons for this application are as follows:
1. The property to the West has not been developed
as originally contemplated and no doubt, because
of terrain, a road shall never be completed be-
tween S.E. 110th Street and S.E. 112th Street as
originally contemplated.
2 . By deeding the property back to the Grantors, vaca-
the public right-of-way, the City of Renton will
benefit by (a) placing the property back on the
tax roles and, (b) avoiding liability for main-
tenance, upkeep or repair, or, potential injuries
arising out of the ownership of the strip involved.
3. The applicant shall benefit to the extent that the
strip involved may be used for the private ingress
and eggress, and perhaps, parking for the occupants
of buildings to be constructed on the West 100 feet
of the North half of Tract 211 .
It is respectfully submitted that this petition for vacation
of the public right-of-way involved is in the best interest
of the City of Renton and the abutting property on it.
Very tr y i yours,
ISM
Robert o all
Attorney or Hazel B. Chenaur
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cc: City of Renton Traffic Engineer
Renton Planning Commission
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WAYNE MURRAY 1/til ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ROGER E.DUNHAM
ROBERT K.WAITT SUITE 419 SECURITIES BUILDING JJJ�-�
ROBERT J. HALL SEATTLE }O,WASNOTON 98101 /JARVIS E. LOWE
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To: The Honorable D. Custer, Mayor of Renton, and
To: The RendOn City Council, and �/ i'l
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To: The City Clerk of Renton
Re: Vacation of Land Quit Claimed to the City
of Renton for Street Alley and other public
uses and purposes
Gentlemen:
On behalf of my client, Hazel W. Chenaur, the undersigned
hereby respectfully petitions the City of Renton to abandon,
vacate and quit claim the following described real property:
the West 40 feet of the North half of Tract
211, C. D. Hillman ' s Lake Washington Garden
of Eden, Division No. 4, EXCEPT the North
30 feet thereof, situated in the City of Ren-
ton, King County, Washington.
This property was conveyed by Herbert T. Hackman and Melba
B. Hackman, his wife, to the City of Renton pursuant to
Quit Claim Deed dated February 28, 1958, recorded under
King County Auditor ' s No. 5306226, dated July 14, 1961.
Apparently, the Hackmans later corrected the description
by deed also dated February 28, 1958, recorded under Audi-
tor ' s No. 5383178, recorded February 2, 1962, which altered
the description of the grant to include only the West 30
rather than 40 feet of the North half of Tract 11 as above
described.
The Council is no doubt familiar with the location of this
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MAYOR
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To: The Hon. D. Custer, Mayor, and March 7 , 1968
To : The Renton City Council, and
To: The City Clerk of Renton Page two
30 foot strip of land immediately to the West of the land
recently rezoned under Renton Planning Commission Appli-
cation No. R-436-67, and to the East of 115th Avenue S.E. ,
and the property abutting thereon.
The reasons for this application are as follows:
1 . The property to the West has not been developed
as originally contemplated and no doubt, because
of terrain, a road shall never be completed be-
tween S.E. 110th Street and S.E. 112th Street as
originally contemplated.
2 . By deeding the property back to the Grantors, vaca-
the public right-of-way, the City of Renton will
benefit by (a) placing the property back on the
tax roles and, (b) avoiding liability for main-
tenance, upkeep or repair, or, potential injuries
arising out of the ownership of the strip involved.
3 . The applicant shall benefit to the extent that the
strip involved may be used for the private ingress
and eggress, and perhaps, parking for the occupants
of buildings to be constructed on the West 100 feet
of the North half of Tract 211 .
It is respectfully submitted that this petition for vacation
of the public right-of-way involved is in the best interest
of the City of Renton and the abutting property on it.
Very tr y yours,
Robert all
Attorney or Hazel B. Chenaur
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cc: City of Renton Traffic Engineer
Renton Planning Commission
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