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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAC - Various Streets - Renton School District #403 1 . \_ _,_ _ __ __ _ __.— LEGAL NOTICE Ord. #1951 cont. (a) The City ofRentonreserves an easement for utility and ORDINANCE NO. 1951 streets and portions of streets • other public purposes, ten AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY shall become effective simul- feet in width within the right OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, taneously with the delivery and P;' of way of 6th.Avenue North, VA C A T I NG C E R T A IN execution unto the City of the as extended westerly, be- 'STREETS AND PORTIONS OF aforesaid instruments of con- tween"K"and"M"Streets, STREETS LOCATED IN THE veyance; furthermore the • and the School District ' CITY OF RENTON, KING School District agrees to exe-i ',; agrees to execute and de- COUNTY,WASHINGTON. cute and deliver unto the City f a; liver unto the City of Ren-l WHEREAS a proper petition of Renton proper Deeds dedi- • ton a proper instrument of! for'vacating streets and por- cating and establishing certain 'conveyance for said pur- tions of streets as hereinafter street rights of way within or ,. pose, same being labeled more particularly described about the properties owned by I Exhibit "A" and attached 1 has heretofore been duly filed the Renton School District No. • hereto and made a part with the City Clerk of the City 403, same being labeled Exhibit hereof. i Of Renton by the Renton School "E", which, conveyances shall i (lj) The City of Renton reserves 1 ' District No. 403, a municipal become fully effective in the ! an easement for utility pur- corporation, underdate of,Janu- event that the said School Dis- f poses, pedestrian use, in- ary 5, 1961, said petition being trict does not commence con- eluding ingress and egress signed by the owners of more struction of a new,high school ;< and for the use of City ve- than two-thirds of the property and related facilities within the hides, including police and 1 'abutting upon said streets and aforesaid area for a' period of •', fire fighting equipment and portions of streets southt to be seven years from date of this ▪ other similar types 'of vacated to-witt: by 100%of said Ordinance; and said Deeds to ' i emergency vehicles, sixty abutting owners,which petition be held in escrow by the City j - feet in width located at 5th was read at the regular meet- 'of Renton during said seven a Avenue North extended wes- ing of the City Council subse- year period and in the event • terly between "K"and"M" quent thereto and said high school end related Streets; and the School Dis- WHEREAS the City Council facilities are constructed, as, trict agrees to execute and I , by Resolution No. 1117 and specified hereinabove then said i a deliver unto the City of Ren- I after due investigation and study latter conveyance to be of no 1 d ton a proper instrument of did 'fix and determine the 9.th effect. .Reference is hereby ;; conveyance for the afore- day of January, 1962 at the hour 'made to Exhibit "C" for fur- 'I y A said purposes, and same of 8:00, P.M. in the Council ther particulars and said Ex- ;; being labeled Exhibit "B" phambers of the City of Ren- hibit is made a part hereof as ' a and attached hereto and ton to be the time and place if fully set forth herein. 1 ! a made a part hereof. 1 1 for public hearing thereon and SECTION II: This Ordinance ! 1 (o) The School District agrees directed the City Clerk to give shall be effective from and after 1 ,r to execute and deliver unto i notice of such 'hearing and the its passage, approval and legal ; the.City of Renton a proper 1 manner provided by law and publication and in compliance i ,' Quit Claim Deed for the WHEREAS the City Clerk has with the conditions hereinabove ', •purpose of re-aligning 7th duly caused notice of such hear- stated. Avenue North between."L" ing to be published and be posted PASSED BY THE CITY « and "M" Streets and such•+ for the time and in the manner COUNCIL this 9th day of April, , ,re-alignment to be deter- provided by law. and 1962. 1 ,` mined by the Engineer of WHEREAS said petition for Helmie Nelson, t a the City of Renton, as fur- 1 vacation had,prior to such pub- City Clerk , ther specified to Exhibit lic hearing, been referred to APPROVED AS TO FORM: "D", attached hereto and • the Planning Commission for its Gerard M. Shellan, I a • made a part hereof. investigation and recommends- City Attorney 1 (d) The School District agrees Lion, and DATE OF PUBLICATION ! to pay all costs, including' : WHEREAS a public hearing WITHOUT SIGNATURE OF incidental costs thereto. was duly held upon saidpetition MAYOR.April 26, 1962. 1 that may be incurred in the Qn the day so fixed and the Plan- ,--- - I , relocation or construction Wing Commission having rec- ;. ' of existing utility lines with- ommended'the vacation of said ' in or about the street rights , streets so petitioned and as f of way hereinabove vacated • more particularly described and all such work to be done hereinbelow, subject to certain : under the supervision of and i conditions and reservations, 1 ; with the approval, of the and such vacation being in the 1 City's Superintendent of Public interest and for the pub- Utilities. . ' lic benefit, and nb injury or /ihe vacation of the aforesaid damage to any person or pro- , parties arising therefrom,NOW • THEREFORE _ L..!-- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUN- • CIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, AS FOLLOWS: • :' SECTION I: The following described streets and portions • of streets, to-wit: 4th. Place North from' "J" . Street to,"L" Street ''"L" Street from 4th'Place •.I I ! North to 7th Avenue North , u 5th Avenue North from "L" P , Street to "M" Street 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street . 5th Place North from "K". Street to "L" Street all located in Renton. King, • r.County, Washington , $E AND THE SAME ARE HEREBY VACATED; SUBJECT HOWEVER to the following terms and conditions which are hereby found to be in the public interest and for the public bene- fit,to-wit: 1 _J 1 f -';+'°'`sir",_. e.A:',, 4.1 y L,41-6 .,/,L' 1 4(2-6-14A-- I LAj--it.:4.A.— We. the wrdexst$ property steels of the City of Rem► are hereby protesting the astioa at the eieY eassoil is the vaestiss el streets tiog ,tikl 1a the Restos ffighlands for the Restoe *shod Distrlst• We fee l that the vaoatioa of these streets and the indldiag of a High School ea this proposed site is not is keeping with good p1iosiag for the City or for the area isvolv*d• This property is residential ort with water sad sewer lbue already is the streets--propertypre? Y become tamable property to the city as sees as it is developed. that could e � the Ws feel also that the street ®it os is the area is net adept . flow * traffic that will mime from the somber of cars Wag to cad tram school. Also parldag of approximately 100 autoauobiles per day will have to be made available sad the streets is the serr•eadiag area are sot wide enough to cope with this parking prableU. This area for the putopesedl school will sot meet the •seoseary requirement for toad looi e nalsss the streets are vacated. We believe that there are mow mare desirable sites withts the school district sad that the asseesarY entoont ofload would be available is meeting the state re'aiis`e eats addit� � available for ealos if K is lowed ae.essary is eat the fare. �_ -_.,NAME • ADDRESS PROPERTY DESCRIPTION a,-e--7, ,�. __/re __-.. ti:/..1---e/7,- '-?:e4r. ._,*•-_,. 4ye--,:c '# x/2____,_,--/ -2_,' -1'7,:i- ; -''L-- , 7,--1 , :.-4.9. 9-/, __:5--- -.-', -7,-, ,. , ,. , . ,k„AA -, (1.46_,(-- , „2_ ,,, _ -5- ' 1,a_ d-e:',..-/---0-1 _-e .---'/-4'I__ , 17-4a.a ,7 Tr" i 41"d f V' h f - At% • ' %.-..) if 7 I 1_ '-j 1 ' 4,L'l_a-C"TrIL CIL 1-4- PVT . 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" NAME ADDRESS PROPERTY DESCRIPTION ()--/J- 7 ' I t/ •- ,• ; ....‘_ ` -._ _ / • , i 1 ,- I / :- •-.4.- ---,-,1 . --/ /,-- „--,2V /X, _4::::---<7.e.,t.„.••/,--4_._- ..,"1..// ,.., . .1'7e‘COZ ,, • / \ `,4-44- —1:(Ks)."e\-1-4)-jt— tCSQ.06.5 ik .Cit [--- -1?41 e 43,44 ,,,‘ , .. z/ 4 , ,, i .., 2 , cl ),,J.,,,,,A,_ ii01 de. /6"., '.)17-44• -.4/3.1- .44' Q 47rd-zi.oyz,4 -5 0•440-4) g_....-. -7.24?...-.7e/i, k? 3 o ,,T,s," 4 f8 0 '---.1- ..5>gd4-e--D /-y ...„ . . .. _ • Councilman Garrett, submitted to Council, the Renton School District's letter to City Attorney Shellan, transmitting the necessarv.documen.ts, to-wit: easements, quit claim an� ,arranty deeds, together with t\ School Board's certif- ication of such action, ialative to the development of the—fiigh school site in the Highlands, which were read by the Clerk. Councilman Garrett further advised that it was the recommendation of his committee that the proposed Ordinance govern- ing the Vacation of Certain Streets and Portion of Streets Located in the Renton y////1� Highlands be placed on its second and final reading. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation of I the Ordinance Committee. Carried. ' After the second and final reading, it was moved by Johnson, seconded by 4 Garrett, to adopt Ordinance No. 1950 as read. Roll Call vote followed with all Councilmen present voting "aye". The motion carried. President of the Council Dale Pinkerton declared a recess at this time. After the recess roll call was taken with all Councilmen present as previously _ 1 listed. --_ I " 1 1 1 i I I i I il INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date April 10, 1962 From: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney Re: Vacation of Streets - Highlands To: Mrs. Helmie Nelson, City Clerk cc Mr. Ray Johnson Message: Dear Helmie: We wish to remind you that the easements and Quit Claim Deeds in the street vacation ordinance for the Renton School District (labeled Exhibits A, B, D and the Quit Claim Deed widening 4th Avenue No.) should be placed on record with the King County Auditor's office. The City Engineer has heretofore checked same over but it might be a good idea to have him double-check all the legal descriptions. We would like to confirm that we shall hold in escrow Exhibit E consisting of three Statutory Warranty Deeds as specified in the Ordinance and the District's letter of transmittal . We would also appreciate it if you would send to us a certified copy of the Ordinance. Thanking you, we remain urs ery truly, GMS:mr rard M. S Ilan Y i j . , r i { ( r' !� 1I ! S t b 11 F. - -PRe-Alignment of 7th Avenue North QUIT CLAIM DEED THIS INDENTURE WIZ'�'SSET'H: That we, King County School District No, ly 3 9 municipal corporation , of King County, State of Washinc=ton, for and in consideration of the sum of One (4;1u00) Dollar to us in hand Paid and in further consideration of the general public welfare and the special benefits accrzinry 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 uses and 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 Blocks 16A and 17 of the Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2 as recorded in Vol. 57 of Plats, on Pages 92 to 98 incl., within the following described 60.0 feet right-of-way lying southerly of 7th Ave. No., as established by said corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2 - A 60.0 ft. right-of-way, the centerline of which is described as follows: Beginning at the center of Section 9, Township 23 North, Range 5 East W.N.; thence South 0009'20" East, a distance of 208.79 ft.; thence South 89050'40" West, a distance of 30.0 feet to the true point of beginning; thence continuing South 89°50'40" West, a distance of 76.78 feet; thence along an arc to the left, having a radius of 849.52 feet, a distance of 459.40 :sect; thence South 58°50'45" West, a distance of 84.44 feet, to an intersection with the centerline of "K" Street. 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 this22nd day of March , 19 62 . KING COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 403, a municipa c.r./'ati.n/ � �, . (SEAL), -� � / man� By . /' WA .<< (SEAL) 40ppWITNESSES: Secretary STATE OF WASHINGTON) COUNTY OF KING ) es I, /A 0 n '� K I/ , a Notary Public in and for the said State, do ere y certify that on this 9th day of April 1962 personally ' a p y appeared before me Gil Dac orthi Jr,, Chairw4n H. ft, Johnson' Secretary to me known to be Idle individual described in and who executed the within instru- ment, and acknowledged that they signed and sealed the sarm as their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes there- in mentioned. and on behalf of the above municipal corporation. 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D RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403 1525 -4th Avenue North RENTON, WASHINGTON RESOLUTION NO. 398 WHEREAS Renton School District No. 403, King County, Washington, owns the following described property in the Renton Highlands area: Blocks 16A, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of the corrected plat of Renton Highlands No. 2, Renton, Washington, and WHEREAS there are now existing streets and utilities belonging to the City of Renton which must be changed and modified in order to :ef- fectively use 'the property for school purposes, and WHEREAS the City of Renton owns the streets and utilities and is willing to vacate them upon granting of easements by the Renton School District, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Renton School District grant a quitclaim deed to the City of Renton to provide for the realignment of 7th Avenue North. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the President and Secretary of the Board of Directors are hereby authorized to sign the necessary documents upon the adoption of appropriate ordinances of vacation by the City of Renton. CERTIFICATE I, H. R. Johnson, duly elected Secretary of the Board of Directors of Renton School District No. 403, King County, Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said school district on March 22, 1962. H. R. J. -on, Secretary of the Board of Directors Z. e,� 1 The 'following is:a copy°of a .portion of the minutes. of lli' C ' a meeting .held by,the Board of Directors of Renton School District .1 -/ No. 403 On April`:5, 1962.: v • "It was moved by Mr. Hendrickson, ' seconded by Mr. ,Pistoresi, that the president and the secretary be authorized to sign t,he ' • necessary easements, quit claim deeds' and warranty deeds'relative to- . the development of the high school site in the Highlands area, and that these documents be delivered to the City Attorney, Mr.. Shellan, . for city council action. .. Motion passed." CERTIFICATION I, H, R. Johnson,, Secretary of the Board of.Directors " of Renton School District No.' '403,' do 'hereby certify that the fore- , going is a' true and correct copy of'a portion of the minutes of a regular meeting of the Board-'of Directors held on April 5, 1962. ;t` �. R. Jo so , Secretary of the Board of,Directo s . - RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403 1525 -4th Avenue North RENTON, WASHINGTON RESOLUTION NO. 397 WHEREAS Renton School District No. 403, King County, Washington, owns the following described property in the Renton Highlands area: Blocks 16A, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of the corrected plat of Renton Highlands No. 2, Renton, Washington, and WHEREAS there are now existing streets and utilities belonging to the City of Renton which must be changed and modified in order to effectively use the property for school purposes, and WHEREAS the City of Renton owns the streets and utilities and is willing to vacate them upon granting of easements by the Renton School District, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Renton School District grant a 60.0 foot easement, the centerline of which is described as follows: Beginning at a point on the easterly line of the Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2, as recorded in Volume 57 of Plats, on Pages 92 to 98 incl., records of King County, Washington; said point being 808.03 feet, Northerly of the Southeasterly corner of Block 20 of said Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2; thence North 87°49'14" West, to an inter- section with the easterly right-of-way line of "K" Street. This easement is for the purposes of construction, repair, service and maintenance of sewage pipe lines and any other public utilities and services, together with pedestrian and vehicular right of way in accordance with city ordinance. Utilities shall be underground and vehicular traffic shall be limited to emergency use by city departments. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the President and Secretary of the Board of Directors are hereby authorized to sign the necessary documents upon the adoption of appropriate ordinances of vacation by the City of Renton. CERTIFICATE I, H. R. Johnson, duly elected Secretary of the Board of Directors of Renton School District No. 403, Ding County, Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said school district on March 22, 1962. // ,6r - H. R. J•-. nso , Secretary of the Board of Directors l_; I P EASEMENT �.`.F,N BY TIIESE "UFSENTS: That I) ... :_ Ct n.).al0i]. a .Inl.ClbJrd_l core ilcf_ i.ii, eta 3anrl.a`u wd'e, here:naiter referred to as "pasty of the flrst part" for and in consideration of ONE P, i,1. ` t , r, othe' good and va1;.:U':f' consideration, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant. reie unto the CITY OF RENTON, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Washington, as "Party of the e 'cnl i an easement appurtenant and perpetual over, on, and to the following described properties: ` u:nt,, t,re ten+.erl e s .'c at a noirt en the e=sterl j li n- the Cc.c,:•c ci _ on t . ::;::)-lands No. 2, as recorded �" lr. 57 of er : -Fes 92 to 981fCl-, records of King Ce-c.n: , nc,-con; point being 809.03 feet, r'ortherl:y- of 0c uthr;sterl:, corner of Block 2^ o said i'lat of _Lenton ighl<nds ha. 2; thence North 67°LiStlh" West, to an inter- sect'_oai with the easterly right-of-way line cf "K't �tr And the party of the second part to have for the purposes of construction, repair, service, and maintenance of sewage pipe lines and any other public utilities and services, together with pedestrian and vehicular right off way an as fu the define n i f t r n cP2 li ies shall bye under � S r tra ilc s�harl. �e imp e� t�c5i ig cy use b y departments. e said parties have hereunto set their hands anddseals this day of March, 1962 M11512 KING COUNTY SCHOO DISTRICT #403 a municipy c rp•/ do BY / , C a / By Secretar. - 'NTOR STATE OF WASHINGTON SS. COUNTY OF KING I, the undersigned Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing in Renton, Washington, do hereby certify that on the_.. 9th day April, 1962 , personally appeared before me Gil Duckworth, Jr. -ha.i act and H. R„ Johnson, Secretary }Stvotsac to me known to be the individuals described in and who executed the same as their free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes herein mentioned.and on behalf of the above municipal corporation GIVEN under my hand and official seal this 9th day of April, 1962 , l!` (AA Notary Public in and for the State of Washington, residing in Renton. - lam:• _ . o �• • • Jklell The following is n copy of a sori:ion of the : .mutes of R • a meeting held by the Board of Directors of. Renton- Scho<>•i. District' No. 403 on April '5, .1,962: > y 'lit was moved by Hr. zendri.c:ticson, seconded by Mr. ;Pietoreai, that the president ano the secretary be authorize1 to, sign the . • necessary easements, quit claimdeeds and warranty deeds relative to. the development of the high school site in the Highlands area, and • 'that these documents be 'deltvered to the ei.ty.Attorney, fir, Sh .11an, for, city council'action. Motion passed.'' , . • -CE tTIFICATION - . . I,, tie R. Johnaon, Secretary 6f the Board :of Directors • ' ' • of 'Renton School District to. 403, -do hereby, certify that the frare• going is a trees and correct, copy of'II i rtion of the minutes of a:: = . • regular, zaeettin ; of the Board of Directors held on April ;' l%20. . . • Flo Ro. Job- . Secretary of the' Board of Director's • . RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403 1525-4th Avenue North RENTON, WASHINGTON RESOLUTION NO. 399 WHEREAS Renton School District No. 403, King County, Washington, owns the following described property in the Renton Highlands area: Blocks 16A, 17, 18, 19 and 20 of the corrected plat of Renton Highlands No. 2, Renton, Washington, and WHEREAS there are now existing streets and utilities belonging to the City of Renton which must be changed and modified in order to effectively use the property for school purposes, and WHEREAS the City of Renton owns the streets and utilities and is willing to vacate them upon granting of easements by the Renton School District, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the Renton School District grant a quitclaim deed to the City of Renton covering the southerly 20 feet along the southern boundaries of the school property which is parallel to 4th Avenue North. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the President and Secretary of the Board of Directors are hereby authorized to sign the necessary documents upon the adoption of appropriate ordinances of vacation by the City of Renton. CERTIFICATE I, H. R. Johnson, duly elected Secretary of the Board of Directors of Renton School District No. 403, King County, Washington, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of said school district on March 22, 1962. 47449 H. R. ohn• .n, Secretary of the , Board of Directors .. Exhibit ;� U I C-1 H w moolkmExtra Right-of-Way Width for 4th Ave. No. (S.L. 128th St. ) QUIT CLAIM DEED THIS INDENTUPE WITNESSETH: That we, King County School District Nc. /403 a municipal corporation , of King County, State of Washington, for and in consideration of the sum of One W1.00) Dollar to us in hand paid and ii: 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 uses and purposes, the following lots, pieces and parcels of land lying and being in said King County, State of Washington, and described as follows: The Southerly 20.0 feet of Block 20 of the Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2 as recorded in Vol. 57 of Plats, on Pages 92 to 98 incl., records of King County, Washington. • TO HAVE AND TO HOIM 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 2 nd1andiay of March KING COUNTY SCH.• aIS / CT • 41 a municipal corgi / �• ,L) if 4 A A -.wear r , L) WITNESSES: Secretary STATE OF WASHINGTON) COUNTY OF KING ) ss I, E. t4. GQ � t !,� , a Notary Public in and for the said State, dohereby ce.r�tif y hat on this 9th day of APril , 1962, personally appeared bafore me Gil Duckworth. Jr.. Chairman and H, R. Johnson Secretary to me known to be the individual s described in and who executed the within instru- ment, and acknowledged that they signed and sealed the same as their free and voluntary act and deed, for the uses and purposes there- in mentioned.and on behalf of the above municipal corporation. 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 Washin- on ----' Re`'iid"nc at J in k`:!d Coant;,r S / /O 11'6 a� � 7 ➢.➢r_.iCT(urt9s C::_ ➢l. l:zc P_➢C=:Si.: a r:1S. MYRTLE 0.CLYCIP•;CI ' Tr'S.7:_L: PP.ST Tial u ClJ_;L_::IS I,. C: NSTt:VC , GR. DCC1r. "ORTI'_, Jr. 191. A. 3019INSON, 9ocrotary ll? IENT(I'N SCHOOL I➢IISTL IC71' NO. 403 OLDVPs➢I L4. CIAZEN , 91UPIIIIINTEN DEr T _ I r//lA RENTON, WASEUNGTON April 6, 1962 3 5 6 7. � r City Clerk . �.,�� 1 73 City of Renton ts3 Renton, Washington `,S> `;.. c'✓ ��` Dear Mrs. Nelson: d��e022 Z � u At an official meeting of the Board of Directors of Renton A School District No. 403 held on April 5, 1962, a resolution was adopted authorizing the Secretary of the Board to inform the City Council of the City of Renton that should it be necessary to widen "K" or "J" streets, adjacent to the senior high school site in the Renton Highlands as a result of the use of that property for school purposes, that the school district will wideh the street and install sidewalks on its own property, and assume the responsibility for paying the cost of same. All the documents such as easements, quit claim deeds and warranty deeds have been approved by the School Board and have been executed by the president and the secretary, and have been delivered to the City Attorney. _`` The School Directors hope that it will be possible for the City Council to adopt this ordinance vacating the existing streets on the school site so that preliminary planning for a senior high school might start immediately. Sincerely yours, /#4449 H. R. ohnson Secretary of the Board of Directors Renton School District No. 403 HRJ:a cc: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney Avery Garrett, Chairman, Ordinance Committee o n MEETING OF THE COUNCIL AS A WHOLE March 21, 1961 1 . The Council As A Whole met with Sup't. of School District No. 403, Oliver Hazen, and Members of the School Board, regarding the Vacating of certain streets in the Highlands area, as requested by the District for use as a part of their new school sits. The Committee recommends that the subject be referred to the Planning Director, Sup't. of Utilities, City Attorney and the Engineering Department to work out a plan with the School District and report back to the Council with findings and recom- mendations. 2. The request of the Renton Downtown Merchants' Association for two hour free metered parking on Saturdays in the downtown shopping area was considered and the Committee recommends that the free parking be granted as requested for a ninety da t trial period. • • • INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date 4/l8/62. From: City Clerk Departmental Account No. To:. City Clerk Expenditure Account No. MESSAGE: Memo for Files. Re — Ordinance 1951, Street Vacation requested by Renton School District 403. The Mayor asked the following information be placed in files: He did not veto the ordinance because he realized a high school is needed in the Renton Highlands — however, he did not sign the ordinance as he did not approve the location. -dZ44-4-e> Helmie 1 2916 6th Ave North Renton 2, Washington 'March 28, 1962 Renton City Council: Ceder River Park Renton, Wash. Dear Sirs : A few weeks ago a petition was circulated in my neighborhood opposing the erection of a high school to a plot in suburban Heights. I registered my opposition to this petition at the time and I wish to express my approval to the high school being built on this now undeveloped tract. I believe most of the people in our vicinity understand that urban living requires schools be located centrally. And I know of no better site than the one selected. To verify the correctness of the site chosen, the fact that Puget Sound Power and Light has recently installed a 30,000 KVA sustation less than a mile from the proposed school. Incidently the Power Co. always locate their substations inu.near vicinity of where they expect much residentual growth. The Highlands suburban Heights and President Park areas are already well deveoped and with the future growth in Lake Mc Donald area the proposed School will be ideally located. Contrary to the views of some, high school adds to the value of nearby homes instead of distracting. If we wish to protect our way of life we must educate our children and I for one, do not agree with those who would have schools built but near some one else homes not theirs . So I say build the school where it is best for the whole community and not some where just to appease a few dissenting home owners. And my own home is less than one block from the propossed site. Sincerely yours, / W. W. More and 2916 6th Ave No® Renton, Wash. t{' i ., t, .F ,,, `j V ' 2327:4th dace North ' v' Denton„ Washington • March 22, 1962 Members of the Renton City Council Renton, Washington • Gentlemen: • Re: Closing streets in area of New Renton East High school in Highlands district r I am a property owner bordering the area of the new high school. I wish ` to go on record as being in favor of closing the roads in this area making it possible to build the new high school. There are many constructive arguments in favor of building the school : [ in this area such as: 1. It is centrally located in the district it will serve. _ '` 2. The area can be converted to building with minimum work and is paid for. i i 3. The area is- already approved by state and National investigators. 4. The School Boards of district and state have already • passed on the site and size. 5. The district taxpayers voted on funds to buy this specific area for the school use and their wishes should be respected. r 6. Modern High schools are attractive and always well landscaped, thus lending dignity and permancy to a neighborhood. p � C� p w, 2 1;Q�a C zs�;l'�'i.t 1 ' .:' �..� Y �.Vs54-' ««rrJ,`} ''k,e:,.. ti i (( 6+�18 i� 1�� F .i,a ; r. ; R aY 1'C%w?. i 1� � '�,g w�� + �° !� k��..�:2 IJ ��'k��� {-mod- `'M�. fa Li •1' �{ ��'.SM la �i 1�1��w4��'f.-1 c;�• 7. The traffic around a high school is always well regulated and patrolled. The area has more service roads and could dispel traffic quickly and efficiently without disorder and Sams.--Something Renton needsl 8. There has been much agitation for playgrounds in this area. What could be more desirable in this regard than a campus type high school with corresponding traffic control. 9. campus type schools with supervised play, night schools, supervised driving and parking are something fulfilling the community needs. I am not alone in asking that the city council vote to close the streets that will make the building of this school possible. Please don't sell us "down the river". Thank you, James Grieger. • January 17, 1961 Honorable Frank Aliment, Mayor Members of the City Council Street and Alley Committee Report Gentlemen: The Committee upon review of the petition by Renton School District No. 403 to vacate certain streets at the site of the proposed new high school in Renton Highlands, recommends referral to the Planning Commission for recommendation. The City Engineer has brought to the attention of ✓the Committee an error in the corrected Plat of Renton High- lands No. 2 with regard to the location of 7th Avenue North from "K" Street to "M" Street. The correction of this error is relative to the School District petition and the Committee recommends that this business be also referred to the Planning Commission for joint consideration. The Street and Alle 'ttee C • Z1544.-tX--C? 1 r �` I • • RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING March 28, 1961 The regular meeting of the Renton City Council was called to order by Mayor Frank Aliment at 8:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: DULLAHANT, REID, MALGARINI, PINKERTON, VIETZKE, GARRETT, TRIMM, JOHNSON, DELAURENTI, POLI and BRUCE. Moved by Poli, seconded by Johnson, that the minutes of the previous meeting be approved. Councilman Poli inquired regarding a Power & Light Com- mittee meeting. Councilman Bruce, inquired regarding roll call vote taken at last week's meeting on a motion to reject the Planning Commission recommendation for rezoning of Fred Akers Real Estate in the Highlands for a proposed recreation center. Oral and written protests at that time had been considered to be appeals and it having been determined that a 3/4 majority vote was required to override a Planning Commission decision, the motion was declared lost. The matter, by by subsequent motions, was reconsidered and tabled. Upon confirmation by legal counsel that the actions taken previously were erroneous because of protests being deemed appeals, it was pointed out that Council action had tabled the matter and after further discussion, the matter was left on the table for the present time. Vote was taken on the pending motion and the motion carried. OFFICIALS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS PRESTNT: Helmie Nelson, Acting City Clerk, Dorothea Gossett, Treasurer, Gerard Shellan, City Attorney, Ang Busato, Chief of Police, Marvin Schroeder, Sup't. of Utilities, Vern Church, Pur- chasing Agent, Floyd Lawrence, Fire Chief, Jack Wilson, City Engine er, Joe Lynch, Street Commissioner, J. David Jensen, Planning Director, Gene Coulon, Sup't. of Parks & Recreation and James Denzer, Chairman of the Planning Com- mission. APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS AS SUBMITTED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT BUILDING PERMITS: NO. AMOUNT NAME ADDRESS TYPE OF WORK 6528 $ 12, 500.00 Joe A. Mance 1060 "L" Street Frame Residence 29 75.00 Ralph S. Lewis 1525-6th Ave. Erect Fence 6530 25.00 Herbert N. Shearer 9645-106th S.E. Install Window 31 200.00 H. L. Belisle • 10409-116th S.E. Wire Residence 32 925.00 Sam Younkers 439 Rainier Ave. Build Carport 33 1, 140.00 Alta Nunn 238 North Pelly Brick Residence 34 2,000.00 Julius T. Knex 3529-8th Ave. No. Addition to Res. 6535 3,000.00 Anna Tonkin 813 Third Avenue Remodel Front 36 82.00 Margaret Bergman 2801-8th Pl. No. Erect Fence 37 350.00 Eshleman Const. Co. 1025 N Street Wire New Res. 38 250.00 Eshleman Con. Co. 1036 N Street Wire New Res. 39 2,000.00 J.H. Baxter & Co. Lake Wn. Blvd. Boat Shelter 6540 100.00 Bennett's Grocery 301 Park Street Erect Fence PLUMBING AND HEATING PERMITS: 3978 George St. Onge 12508-88th Pl. So. Plumbing Fixtures 79 Art Ballestrasse 8920 So. 150th Plumbing Fixtures 3 980 Eshleman Const. 1025 N Court Plumbing Fixtures 81 Jim Kirkman 10210-116th S.E. Heating Equip. HEARING: Vacation of Streets - School Dist. 403, continued This being the date set, the Hearing was opened and the Clerk. reported there were no additional communications and there being no oral comment from the floor, it was Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, that the Hearing be continued pending report of the Committee to which the matter had been referred. Carried. -1- III 7 gio OPENING OF BIDS: (Continued) 3-14-1961 1961 Passenger Car For Motor Pool Pope Ford Co.-Renton $2,36 a.3 6 tax included Williams & Swanson-Renton 2, 289.E3 p'Llig -> Frank E. Rhodes Co.-Renton 2,40&.C1 " It West Seattle Auto Center - Seattle 6 2, 2.16.83 " " 3/4 Ton Truck Pope Ford Co. - Renton $2, 127.64 tax included Williams & Swanson-Renton 2, 158.07 " " Frank E. Rhodes Co.-Rentcn 1,i 956.36 " " West Seattle Auto Center-Seattle 2, 124.98 " " Moved by Vietzke, that the bids be referred to the Police and License Committee with Power to Act. Upon lack of second, it was moved by .Del.m.ix enti, seconded by Dullahant, that the bids be referred to the Accounting and AY:d. ,ting Committee itud the Purchasing Department to report back. harried.....~- • HEARING: Vacation of Streets requested by School District 403 (Continued from February 14, 1961.) This being the date set the Hearing was opened, and no further oral or written report lie . ,i :e e fib4& , President of the Council As A Whole,called attention to the meeting to be held on Monday, March 20, at 8:00 p.m. with the School Board and District 403 'representatives, after which it was moved by Trimm, seconded by Johnson, that this Hearing be continued for two weeks to March 28, 1961. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS: A letter was read from Sup't. of Utilities, M. H. Schroeder, recommending ,acceptance of the Windsor Hills Pumping Station, Project W-64, and.com.r•tEnc.e- ment of the thirOy day Lien period. If no liens or claims are filed again„: the work and upon proof of payment o:' tax liabilities, the retained amount of $1, 350 o 4Z be paid to the contractor. Payment of current balance due contractor in the earn cf $131.90 was recommended at this time and was certified as correct by the Utilities Department. Moved by Reid, seconded by Pinkerton, to concur in the recommendations of the Utilities Superintendent as read. Carried. Communication read, under signature of J. W. Shane, requested vacation of Parking Meter No. D 3C09 A, located in front of his place of business, "Thee Tile Shop", and designation of said area as Truck Loading Zone inasmuch as he has no back entrance to his i roperty making it diffi 11lt to load and unload gooeir: when the meter spaces are occupied. The business address is 311-1/2 Wells Si. Moved by Poli, seconded by Johnson, that the matter be referred to t.ha • Street and Alley Committee to report back. Carried. A Petition was read, containing approximately sixty-six signatures, s .g.. nifying an interest in development ofrpy near the dead end of 112th Street iii the Kennydale area into a piay`'ield. The property is owned by 'Puget Sound Power & Light Company and Mr. Frank Storey addressed the sse:mbly as spdn..sor of the Petition advising that the adjacent resider s would be willing to help with such s dev glopment. The parcel of land is approximately 200 ft. x Z00 ft. and lies. under 'h 719 power Hue s. Moved by Mal.garini, seconded by Poli, the matter be referred to the Pro.,._., r-:...- Committee a.>.tt-1 'ik : Superintendent of ecrback. -•........_._,.. ...... Parks & Recreation to report Cap:tie*':. A letter was read from owner of Bonny's Big Boy Cafe requesting that a license be granted Mutual Amusement Company to operate a second pinball machine in said place of business. Moved by Poli, seconded by Johnson, the request be referred to the Police and License Committee. Carried. -2- RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING February 14, 1961 .The regular meeting of the ,Renton City Council was called to order by Mayor Frank Aliment at 8:00 p.m. ROLL CALL: DULLAHANT, MALGARINI, PINKERTON, GARRETT, TRIMM, OHN SON, POLL and BRUCE. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Pinkerton, that the absent Councilmen be ex- cused. Carried. ' • Moved by Johnson, seconded by Poli, that the minutes of the previou& meeting of February ?, 1961 be approved with correction as follows: Councilman Pinkerton, Chairman of the Sanitation Committee, advised he wished to make a recommendation on L.I.D. 247 - - etc. (instead of Councilman Trimm). Carried. OFFICIALS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS PRESENT: Vern H. Morris, City Clerk, Dorothea Gossett, Treasurer, Gerard Shellan, City Attorney, Ang Busato, Chief of Police, Floyd Lawrence, Fire Chief, Marvin Schroeder, Sup't. of Utilities, Vern Church, Purchasing Agent, Jack Wilson, Acting City Engineer,. Joe Lynch, Street Commissioner, David Jensen, Planning Director and Louis Peretti, Seretary, Planning Commission. APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS AS SUBMITTED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT BUILDING PERMITS: NO. AMOUNT NAME ADDRESS TYPE OF WORK 6468 $ 250.00 Art Ballestrosse 8922 South 150th St. Wire Residence 69 6,000.00 R. L. Edwards Shopping Center Wire Store Bldg. 6470 500.00 J. R. Emmest 412 Grandey Way Electric Heat 71 50.00 Donald Gerber 715 "A" Street Wire Outlets 72 , 250.00 Dale Matteson 2212 - 10th North Wire Elec. Heat 73 250.00 Thomas Nursing Home 202 Mill Street Wire Addition 6474 300.00 Clarence Jones 9628 116th S.E. Erect Carport 75 5, 184.00 Fronquillo Usibelli 624 Cedar Street Erect Residence 76 500.00 Belle Newman 1009'3rd Ave. No. Foundation PLUMBING & HEATING PERMITS: 3943 Roger Peterson . 11221 S.E. 104th Plumbing Fixtures 44 R. W. Wiehoff 10411-113th .S.E. Plumbing Fixtures 3945 Art Ballestrosse' 8922 South 150th Plumbing Fixtures ' 46 Petrolane Gas Corp. 2808 Maple Valley Hwy. Gas Installation 47 Max D. Ritchie 54Z-4th Ave. West Gas Installations 48 ' Reeves 'Coast. Co. 2808-8th Place N. Plumbing Fixtures 49 L. D. Brees 805 "M" Street Plumbing Fixtures 3950 L. D. Brees 805 "M" Street Plumbing Fixtures HEARING: ' Vacation of Streets requested by School District No. 403 This being the date set, the Hearing was opened and the Clerk read a communication from the Planning Director advising that the Planning Commission recommended that a right-of-way be provided between K Street and M Street within the middle one-third of the School District property for serving the area's.vehicular circulation with other extension of streets and connections to be made in conjunction therewith. Said recommendations made in keeping with the City's Subdivision Ordi- nance requirements and considered minimum to preserve the intent of the Ordinance in serving all the interests of the public and the community. -i- • HEARING: (Continued) 2-14-1961 Discussion followed regarding the preliminary plans of,the school district for utilization of the area and,upon inquiry it was pointed out by legal counsel that sale:of said property by the school district would require a vote of the people if the property is appraised at more than $25,000.00, after which it was suggested that.the Vacation of streets might be made contingent upon building of the school upon the 'premises within a reasonable length of time. Liability and problems which might possibly accompany splitting of the property by right-of-ways was discussed after which comment was invited from the floor. Mr. Oliver Hazen, Superintendent of the School District, addressed the Mayor and Council outlin,;ing present enrollments in the senior high school,and based upon present student population in the district and .Fe rcentage of increase experienced in the.past five years, , it was determined that by 1967 there will be. 2600 senior high school students in'the district. This was the latest date anticipated for construction of the new school building, same possibly to come about sooner depending upon growth of the district. Mr. Hazen explained that in order to get State matching funds at a rate of 20%, a site of 30 acres is required. They presently have 27 acres and the 3 acres in the streets would give them the required acreage. The district was not in accordance with a road going through the school f site aad past ;experiences were cited along with space factor and additional costs 1 to the district if fencing or overhead walkway might be required. Foottraffic ? would be provided through the area and a drawing was presented of the preliminary j plan for the buildings and use of the lands incidental thereto. .\ Action by the Council was requested in the not too distant future in order that the,school Board might get under way with more extensive planning and it was explain ed that such was the reason for the request being presented at this time. Mr. Hazen suggested that a meeting might be arranged with the. Planning Director andCommission and the Council along with representatives from the school district for further information.' Councilman Garrett called attention to meetings recently held at Olympia relative.to streets traversing school property which problem has become a very serious matter warranting considerable thought, .after which it was moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Poll, that this Hearing be continued to March 14, 1961 to allow a meeting and further study of the matter. Carried. HEARING: Petition for Annexation - Benson area This being the date set, the Hearing was opened and the Clerk advised there were no communications protesting the Annexation . There likewise being no verbal protest from the floor, and upon determination that the Petition was in full compliance with the requirements of the law, it was moved by Trimm, seconded by Malgarini, that' the Petition be accepted and the area annexed to the City of Renton, same being referred to the Ordinance Committee for proper Ordinance'. Carried. HEARING: Talbot Hill Sanitary Sewers, L.I.D. No. 244 (Continued) This 'being the date set, the continued Hearing was opened and one additional letter of protest was read. The Acting City Engineer advised that the revised assessment roll has been prepared and that all protests had been reviewed and adjusted as warranted. Moved by Trimm, seconded by Johnson, that the Hearing be continued one week and cards be mailed to all property owners notifying them of their revised assessment. Carried. Mayor Aliment declared a'recess at this time. After the recess, roll call was taken with all• Councilmen present as previously listed. -2- /, i o COMMUNICATIONS: (Cont.) A request was read from Winifred R. Wells, owner of the White Spot Cafe, that Mutual Amusement Co. be granted required license to operate a Pinball mach- ine in said place of business. Moved by Poll, seconded by Bruce, that this request be referred to the Police and License Committee with Power to Act. Carried. A communication and Petition were read from School District No. 403, requesting Vacation of the following streets: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street, 'EL" St reet from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North, 5th Avenue North from "L" Street to "M" Street, 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street, 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poll, that this matter be referred to the Street and Alley Committee and the Planning Director to report back next week. Moved by Trimm, seconded by Garrett, that the motion be amended to in- elude that date of February 14, 1961 be set for Hearing on the matter. Amendaaentto motion carried. Original motion as amended was carried. A letter was read from Mr. Gordon Voiles, Director of Vocal Music, Renton High School, requesting a No-Fee permit for Choir members to sell candy through- out the City from January 28 through February 10, 1961 in order to finance a trip to the Northwest Music Convention at Spokane on March 16, 1961. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Delaurenti, that a No-Fee Permit be granted as requested. Carried, A letter from the Legal Department was read, along with attached dopy of a letter from the Interstate Commerce Committee, by Warren G. Magnuson, ad- vising that the Commission has ordered that the trains continue to be operated four months from January 8, and that the matter will be subject to hearing. The City had previously gone on record as being opposed to the discontinuance by the Milwaukee Railroad between Minneapolis and Seattle-TAcoma. A Claim for damages was read from Mr. John Truman wherein the City was held responsible for overflow Of storm sewers into basement of the Truman residence. A total claim of $562.54 was presented to the City therefor. Discussion followed and it was called to Council's attention that the back-up had been caused at this same residence several previous times when children plugged the drains with; sticks and debris. Moved by Reid, seconded by Delaurenti, that the Claim be referred to the City Attorney and the Insurance Commission. Carried. A Claim for Damages in the sum of $250.00, incurred from storm sewer over- flow,and settlement Release of Claim in the sum of $50.00 :; read from Dominick t ar:riela Rockey,absolved the City from any liability hereinafter for any a di- l^^a`_rRtii damage in the future by reason of said sewer system. Sup't. of Utilities Sc:c:r.oe:de^ •explained that the storm sewers in this area were not of adequate size to be ti, ':c cie.nt in case of heavy rains and that this problem was included in thie.ltature g >±ts= q program which he had outlined to the Council heretofore. Moved by Reid, seconded by Delaurenti that the Release arni ie sum of $50.00 be a cepted with no further liability of the City. Carried. ,c ertain A letter from Councilman Malgarini was read relative to the right of Councii- men to cuestion and request answers to problems coming before the City Council. °C'.'ae letter cited previous actions relative to Metro and appointment of a Planning Director and inquired of Counsel whether the Council is acting legally in not making payment of fees in the recent lawsuit as incurred by the Mayor. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Dullahant, that the communication be placed on file. Carried. A letter from the Building Inspector was read advising that the State Boiler inspector had made brief inspection of the library heating plant and reported there was no immediate or obvious hazard and that he would return on Thursday, January o complete the inspection at the library and would also inspect the remainder of tin-. City heating equipment at that time. -Z- INTER-OFFICE MEMO January 13. 1961 Date From:Vern H. Morris,. City Clerk Departmental Account No. To:: Engineering Dept. Expenditure Account No. Attn: Jack Wilbon Message: We hand you herewith for execution and posting, Notice of Hearing re Street Vacations as requested by School District,403. Please return three copies to our office. Thank you. Vern 41111 4 n 7/1('iJ / ,a NOTICE OF PU3LIC HEARING RENTON CITY COUNCIL RENTON, WASHINGTON A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE Rt TON CITY COUNCIL AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, RENTON, ON FEB. 14. 61 AT 8:00 P.M. TO CONS I DER A PETITION FOR STREET VA•t,:Allut ., THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: Mocks 16A, 17, 18, 19 and. 20, Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2. according to the Plat thereof recorded in Volume 57, Pages 92 to 98 inclusive. Records of Sing County, to-wit: 4th Place North frorx "3" Street to "L" Street °"L" Street from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from "L" Street to r'M" Street 6th Avenue North front "K" Street to "L" Street 5th Place North from "Y." Street to F0L" Street ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED OR OBJECTING TO SA 1 D VACATIONS ARE INVITED TO BE FRESENT AT THE RE NTONt I C TY COUNCIL MEETING ON 14`61 AT 8:00 P. M. TO VOICE THEIR PROTEST OR OBJECTION TO SAME VERN H. MORRIS CITY CLERK DATE OF PUBLICATION: January 18, 1961 CERTIFICATION I, JACK WILSON HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THREE(3) COPIES OF THE ABOVE DOCUMENT WIRE POSTED BY ME IN THREE CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED ABOVE AND ONE COPY POSTED AT THE CITY HALL, RENTON, ON ). 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Odd s AMC_ di le MOM hoe iiiiaiib;, 116. &Ward II; lbellei. hts„t► Assess, glimill."Imm."".."11"1"1111111(4-7 . • 04eitv u LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 2090' the aforesaid purposes, AN ORDINANCE OF THE and same being labeled CITY OF RENTON, WASH- Exhibit "B" and attach- INGTON, AMENDING OR. ed hereto and made a DINANCE NO. 1951 RE- part hereof. LATING TO VACATION (c) The S c h o o l District OF C E R T A I N STREETS agrees to execute and de- AND PORTIONS OF liver unto the City of STREETS L O C A T E D IN Renton a proper Quit THE CITY OF RENTON, Claim Deed for the pur- KING COUNTY, WASHING• pose of re-aligning 7th TON. Av*tit.e North between WHEREAS the City of Ren- "L.' and "M" Streets ton heretofore passed-and ap- and such re-alignment to proved under date of April 9, be determined by the 1962, Ordinance No. 1951, va- Engineer of the City of eating certain streets and por- Renton, as further speci- tions of streets upon the peti- fied in Exhibit "D," at- tion of the Renton School Dis- tacked hereto and made trict No. 403, a Municipal Cor- a part hereof. poration, all after public hear- (d) The S c h o o I District ing and study of this matter, agrees to pay all costs, and including incidental costs WHEREAS it is deemed ad- thereto, that may be in- visable and in the public inter- curred in the relocation est to amend said Ordinance or construction of exist- by correcting and modifying ing utility lines within or the reference to construction of about the street rights- certain facilities; NOW of-way hereinabove va- THEREFORE, • cated and all such work BE IT ORDAINED BY THE to be done under the MAYOR AND THE CITY supervision of and with COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF the epproyal of t h e RENTON, AS FOLLOWS: City's Superintendent of SECTION I: Section 1 of Or- Utilities. dinance No. 195=1 is hereby The vacation of the afore- amended to read as follows: said streets and portions of Section 1: The f o l l o w i n g streets shall become effective described streets and portions simultaneously with the de- of streets, to-wit: livery and execution unto 4th Place North from "J" the City of Renton of the Street to "L" Street aforesaid instruments of con- "L" Street from 4th Place v ey a n c e; furthermore, the North to 7th Avenue North School District agrees to ex- 5th Avenue `:orth from "L" ecute and deliver unto the Street to "M" Street City of Renton proper Deeds 6th Avenue North from "K" dedicating and establishing Street to "L" Street certain street rights-of-way 5th Place North from "K" ,within or about the proper- Street to "L" Street ties owned by the Renton All located in Renton, King School District No. 403, County, Washington same being labeled Exhibit BE AND THE SAME ARE „E•„ w h i c h conveyances H E R E B Y VACATED: SUB- shall become fully effective JECT, HOWEVER, to the fol- in the event that the said lowing terms and conditions School District does not corn- which are hereby found to be mence construction of school in the public interest and for facilities within the aforesaid the public benefit, to-wit: area for a period of seven (a) The City of Renton re- years from date of Ordinance serves an easement for +r 195 I; and said Deeds to utility and other public be held in escrow by the purposes, ten feet in City of Renton during said width within the right-of- seven-year period and in the way . of 6th Avenue event said school facilities North, as extended west- are constructed, as specified • erly, between "K" and hereinabove, then said latter "M" Streets, and the conveyance to be of no ef- School District agrees to feet. Reference is hereby execute and deliver unto made to Exhibit "C" for ' the City of Renton a further particulars and said Exhibit is made a part here- p r o p e r instrument of conveyance for said pur- of as if fully set forth here- pose, same being labeled tn• F.xhibit "A" and attach- SECTION lb All other terms ed '°i and made a and, findings for the aforesaid part r of. Ordinance No. 1951 shall re- (b) The City of Renton re- main in full force and effect. serves an easement for SECTION III: This Ordi- utility purposes, pedes- nance shall be effective from trian use, including in- and afte its passage, approval gress an degress and for and legal publication as pro- the use of City vehicles, vided by law. including police and fire PASSED BY THE CITY fighting equipment and COUNCIL this 4th day of other similar types of May, 1964. emergency vehicles, sixty HELMIE NELSON, feet in width located at • City Clerk. 5th Avenue North ex- APPROVED BY THE MAY- 1,,tended westerly between OR this 4th day of May, 1964. "K" and "M" Streets; DONALD W. CUSTER, and the School District Mayor. agrees to execute and APPROVED AS TO FORM: deliver unto the City of GERARD M. SHELLAN, Renton a proper instru- City Attorney. ment of conveyance' for Published in The Renton En* terprise, May 6, 1964. y; - RENTON SCh OOL DISTRICT O N . 403 • • , '525 •• 4th Avenue Noith , • •. ' - ' • RLNTON, WASilJNGTON • ' . , April ,9,,'1962- ' . - - Mr.' Gerard M. hellan ' ' City Attorney, City off''. Renton •• ,. (4, �,.j;/. • 2271 Wells Street - • ; ' ' • '' • Renton, Washington , • • . , •s . • . Dear Mr. Sheilah: A. We •are handing you. herewith the following executed documents for •your sub- 'mission to the Renton City Council for their-adoption of the ,necessary ordinancesf - and the resolutions adopted by the Renton School. Board accepting these documents and .authorizing the president and the secretary to sign the necessary documents: . ' 1. Original and copy of; Exhibit "A". ' A perpetua]. •easemnnt to the City of Renton for a ten-foot utility easement between M Street and K Street with the center line on ,a . ' ' ' '_• westerly,•proJection of the center line of 6th Avenue North. • ? . •`A . 2,. Original -and copy of Exhibit "B". • , , . perpetual easement to•the City of Renton' a for A 60-foot easement ' for utilities between M and K Streets where' 5th Avenue North is ' , .now located. -, 'A. A. 3,. Original and copy of Exhibit ."D". . ' , , ' ' ' ' ' A' quitclaim deed to the City of Renton to provide' for the' realign- J r", rent of 7th Avenue North.. ' 1r),I. Original 'and copy of Exhibit "E■. ' - ; ' A quitclaim deed ,to the City of' Renton covering the southerly . s 20 feet along the southern boundaries of 'the school property which ' . ,. 'is parallel to LthiAvenue North. , 5. •Original and copj of three separate warrantZ :eett: the City'of ' .y i;,.lrt Renton to be held inin escrow law firjn 3` uRi>, � Li ,llan, . ), , ,. .„ .cov prol►e o b rt te used for city' Streets in the event that • ' '.it ' • . Uenton Scho oDistrict No. OJ—oes not cormnence construction ,of . a' neW 7e iool on the_proposed site for••a per o o r se'von_ years from . , 1:; ,(4\,l't,� ' : the--date of the city ordinance which will vaeate the existing ' streets now- on the site.. . t'',\ Very sincerely yours, ` ' - - ' - . .. ti ii. J ..son ' - - - , :Secretary -of' the ',oars: ' : , iy. • :• ;< --; of Direr•t'ors '• ' • ' . • f. ll , ' r CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON OFFICE OF CiTY ATTORNEY December 4, 1961 Mr. David Jensen Planning Director City Sall Renton, Washington Dear dirt We hereby slake referenee to the letter of Mr. Oliver Hazen, Superintendnet of Schools, dated November 17, 1961, our reply thereto of November 22 and ,' Mr. Nasen's most recent answer dated November 27, copies of which are in your possession. We had previously forwarded a copy of our letter dated November 22 to the Mayor and the City Council but fo:- some reason said letter was not presented at the last Council meeting. We assume from Mr. Hazen's letter that an agreement had been reached wic1 you and Mr. Schroeder to carry out the vacation procedure subject to certain conditions. If that is the case, due to the lt..pat: of t.im, atrct the date set for the original herring, we would certainly s r,ei C;•• '. mother public hearing be set on the vacar1or. p-'t_itfo ., r'i+e° •u iw sskd fixing said date, and that in the meantime Lfte el,Jnn4ng Corneal::Ste.k -oqueate<' to forward its recommendations to the Council Jo: proper ,-or.s7.de:_ltien. i,t the public hearing the various conditiona b:;[!t1_'' thou. :oi :t.'d Luc proper deict ants prepared to implement same. If for any reason there is no agreement, then a meeting should be ca_lz.d Y by you as s©on as possible to resolve the r ining issues ; . doubt, We remain ZOure; 1??UC A'Y; ti, S H ULAN GM tnd cc: Mayor and City Council , , � 71.yed) 1-9-1962 . ' iiit 0)(3) ARINGS: (Continu 2.This being the date set the Hearing was declared to be opened on- Petition of School District 403 for Vacation of following streets and portions of streets in the Renton Highlands: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street 4( 71L" Street from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from 11L't Street to ? M" Street 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to P1L" Street 5th Place North from "K" Street to 47LP1 Street The Clerk read the Planning Commission recommendations as follows: (1) A Utility Easement should be provided connecting '1Ktt and t'Mt' Streets in the vicinity of 6th Avenue North. This Easement may be a minimum of 10 feet wide or 60 feet wide depend- ing upon final site arrangement of the school facility. (2) An emergency vehicular access road and pedestrian walkway should be incor- porated within the area between 6th Avenue North and 5th Avenue North. (3) In the event of replatting,the area should be planned to eliminate 4-way intersections within the area and at adjoining street intersections insofar as possible, The Commission recommends the approval of the proposed re-plat in the event of subsequent development for single family residential purposes and that in the event the school district has not begun construction of a new school within seven years, the area be replatted and further, that, as a condition of the vacation of interior streets, the school district dedicate the necessary property along 7th Avenue North consistent with right-of-way requirements for the existing roadway. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Poli, to concur in the recommendations of the Planning Commission. Mayor Aliment inquired whether anyone in the audience wished to address the assembly and Mr. Oliver Hazen, Sup't. of 403 School District, advised of prior meetings with Planning Department and other City officials, stating the school board to be in accord with the conditions as outlined in the Planning Commission recommendations, also agreement by the school board to pay the City costs in connection with any relocation of utilities which may be necessary in that area,to be placed on the easement, and with Quit Claim Deeds to. be held in Escrow in case the property is not developed. Upon in- quiry, Mr. Hazen advised that according to forcasts they would need to occupy the new premises in 1966 or 67 which would be within the seven years specified by the Commission. Upon inquiry, City Attorney Shellan advised of communications exchanged between his office and the School District containing all essential elements suggested in the con- tractual transactions upon firm negotiation, stating that matters of easements should be specified as to locations and all matters pinpointed subject to change in event of building arrangements necessitating change, 7 years being a long period. Locations of Easement and pedestrian and vehicular access were discussed and Mr. Jensen showed film slides of the area with changes as proposed. Mr. Hallie Smiley inquired regarding Quit Claim Deeds and Vacation of Streets with consideration for prospective property owners on the North side of the street having frontage on 7th Avenue North. Recom- mendations for set-backs in new Plats along Benson Highway and S.E. 128th Street, (4th Avenue North) with necessary property dedications were also discussed after which the pending motion was carried. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Reid that the matter be referred to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. , COMMUNICATIONS: A letter was read, from Purchasing Agent, Vern Church and Police Chief, Clarence Williams requesting permission to call for bids for the following vehicles, as provided for in the 1962 Budget: One 3-ton dump truck and one 4-door sedan with trade in - Street Department, One lZ ton truck cab and chassis and one 4-door sedan - Water Department, One 4-door Sedan - Motor Pool and three 4-door police sedans with trade-in - Police Department. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the request with the date of January 29, 1962 being set for opening of bids. Carried after inquiry as to possible use of compact cars for City business transactions. A letter from City Engineer Wilson was read recommending that the City re- tain the firm of Weter, Roberts and Shefelman as Bond Counsel for the two pending Sanitary Sewer L.I.D. ts in the Maplewood and area West of airport, the projects to require bond sale. Moved by Poli, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the recommendation of the City Engineer. Carried. An application for Locksmith & Keymakers License was read from Robert Schalke, Manager of Seattle Sporting Goods,:Inc.. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Bruce that the matter be referred to the Police and License Committee with Power to Act. Carried. -2- RESOLUTION NO. i i 1 . WHEREAS a petition has been filed with the City Clerk of the CITY OF RENTON on or about January 5, 1961 by the King County School District No. 403 for the vacation of certain streets and portions of streets in the Renton Highlands, Renton, King DCounty, Washington, said petition being signed by the owners of more than two-thirds of the property abutting upon said streets and portions of streets sought to be vacated, same being described as follows: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street "L" Street from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from "L" Street to "1" Street. 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street 1 and WHEREAS this matter had coke on for a public hearing on or about February 14, 1961, which hearing was then continued from time to time, and WHEREAS various changes and modifications have been suggested relative to said Petition for Vacation, and WHEREAS it is deemed advisable to hold another public hearing for said purpose, NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINGTON, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: That, the 9th day of January, 1962 at the hour of 8:00 P.M. at the City Council Chambers in the City Hall of the CITY OF RENTON, king County, Washington, be and is hereby fixed as the tine and place when the aforesaid Petition for Vacating the aforedescribed streets and portions of streets shall be heard and determined. The City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to give notice of said time and hearing as provided by law; and any and all persons interested therein or objecting to said vacation may then appear and be heard thereon, or they may file their written objections thereto with the City Clerk prior to the hearing on said vacation,, CITY OF RENTON reserves the right to retain easements for utilities, street and other public purposes within said streets or portions thereof sought to • • PASSED,BY -ThE CITY COUttCIL, this 12th Say:of-Dec enb rr•, 1961. • • • - .; r • - '. :R1m e' • .Nel,on.• City , lark . , . 'APPROVE!) SY,TUE PIAYOR, this. `' day of'.Dseember; 1.961, • • Prank Aliment, Mayor • • • • aerr.arc 14. -Shellsn•,: ;CLty,,A.tt•orne . • • • • • • • . LEGAL i'OTICJ� Notice of Public Healing Renton City Council Renton, Washington A public hearing will be held by the Renton City Council at its regular meeting, in t h e Council Chambers, City H a 1 1, Renton, on January 9, 1962, at 8:00 P.M. to consider a petition for the vacation of certain streets and portion of streets in the Renton Highlands, same being described as follows: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street. "L" Street from 4th Place' North to 7th Avenue North. 5th Avenue North from "L"1 Street to "M" Street. 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street. 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street. The CITY OF RENTON re- serves the right to retain ease- ments for utilities, street a n d other public purposes within said streets or portions thereof sought to be vacated. Any and all persons interest- ed or objecting to said street 'vacations are invited to be present at the Renton City Council meeting at 8:00 P.M. on January 9, 1962 to voice their protest or any objections to same. Helmie W. Nelson, City Clerk Published in the Renton Chronicle December 20, 1961. , . NOTICE OF PUBLIC "HEAPING porroN CET! COUNCIL 1?E11/1014- WASUNGTON A PUBLIC 'OARING WILL BE IELD BY TIM RSNTOH CITY COUNCIL AT ITS PMULAR Immo IN THE COUNCIL-CHAMERS, CITY HALL, RENTON ON JAMMU 9, 1962, AT 8:00 P.M. TO CONSIDER A PETITION FOR THE VACATION OF CERTAIN STEMS AND POIVION OF STREETS INBE ISNTON HIGHLANDS, SAT:".B BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLO4S . 4th' Place North from 'I'M Street to irLit Street 'VI Street from 4th PlaCe North to 7th Avenue NOrth 5th Avenue. North from 121:21 Street to "N Street 6th AVonue North frt.-A rik0 Street to frir Strest • 5th Place North frera TM Street to no Street • The GEM OF PENTON reserves the right to retain easements for utilities, . etreet and ether .publte purpoSes withLn said streets or portions thereof Sought to be Vacated API AND ALL "PERSONS 17.P.ERESTED Qa JECI!' O SMD STREET VACATIONS ARE INVITED TO 2E PRESENT AT THE RENTON CITY COUNCIL =TING AT 8:00 P,11. ON JAI9, ..962 TO VOICE THEIR PROTEST OR A322 OBJECTIONS TO SAME. IMIM W. NELSON CITE CLERK DATE OF PUBLICATION .pE,013,1:5R 20, 1161, ginincAtaai, . Immix CERTIFY THAT TI-MIE ( ) COPIES OF • THE ABOITE-DOOOMNT WERE POSTED BYME. IN TAWS, CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROT4.4.71 SreSPRIBED aovz ka) ONE CZ WA$ POSTED AT TIW CITY IitLLL, RrireoNit WASHING.T01:44- ON PRESCRIBED By LAW. .• • - : •.- NOTARY. PUBLIC RI AND FOR THE STATE OF WASI-VGTON4 RESIDING AT S.24,4r,ee, 3-26-1962 At this time the Mayor introduced to the City Council and the assembly at large those newly elected to positions on the Renton City Council as follows: Jeannette Dahlquist, Don Custer, Bruce Hulse, Henry Pedersen and re-elected Coun- cilman Dan Poli (Councilman-elect Glen Gianini was not present); also the new Executive Secretary of the Renton Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Kaye Johnson. COMMUNICATIONS: A Memo from Jack Wilson, City Engineer was read by the Clerk to which was attached the Washington State Highway Commission's Utility Franchise No. 3135, granting to the City of Renton the right to construct, operate and maintain an eight (8) inch sanitary sewer pipeline upon a portion of Primary State Highway No. 1-RE, in King County, and requesting formal acceptance of same. Moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Johnson, to concur with the recommendation of the City Engineer. Carried. Inquiry had been made at this point to determine whether this Franchise had been checked with the City Attorney, and the City Engineer confirmed that this had been done. The City Attorney submitted proposed Conditional Permit for the Boeing Company, as per their request, for an enclosed structure having a minimum clearance of 17'6" above the right of way and spanning Park Street at a point approximately 547' north of the intersection of Park Street and 8th Avenue North, such Permit to be issued under the following conditions: (a) That the supports for the struc- ture be not less than 72' apart in the crossing of Park Street; (b) That suitable plantings of adequate size be incorporated as a condition of the granting of the permit. The Planning Commission had previously recommended that the granting of the Conditional Permit be on a permanent basis subject to the above conditions. Specifications and plans should be attached to the Conditional Permit Document and initialed by both parties, per City Attorney's recommendation. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Vietzke, to approve the Conditional Permit to be issued with a Hold Harmless Agreement attachment. Carried. Letter received from John H. Swanson, Chairman of the Citizen's Advisory Council submitted the firm name of John Graham & Company as Consultants for the Renton 701 Program. Subsequent discussion with regard to this firm revealed that the Planning Commission has not as yet had an opportunity to explore the Citizen's Advisory Council's recommendation. It was therefore, moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Vietzke, that this recommendation of the Citizen's Advisory Council be referred to the Planning Commission to report back. Carried. A communication, dated March 19, 1962, from C. H. Beigel, Business Mgr. of the Jon DeVille Show, 11416 Rainier Ave., Seattle, Washington, was read by the Clerk. This letter requested permission to stage a demonstration show of dare- devil driving which primarily stresses safety in driving features. Requested permission to use the field (where the houses have been removed adjacent to City Hall) for this purpose on March 29th and 30th. The Clerk reported that sudden emergency events have cancelled the demonstration show on these days, and it was agreed therefore that this matter be tabled pending subsequent request from these people for such a demonstration show. A letter, dated March 26, 1962, received from W. Philipp, Secretary of the Citizens' Committee for Better Government, Subject: Request made of the City Legal Dept. to institute recovery action for $19,710.41 from the Renton Shopping Center; and Request for filing of letter of resignation as Head of the City Legal Dept. by the City Attorney, was read by the Clerk. This letter further requested that the City Attorney make a statement - to be placed on the Public Record - as to the City Legal Department's reason or reasons for not performing its public duties to institute recovery action of the aforementioned public funds. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Dullahant, that this communication be placed on file. Carried. Two petitions were read favoring the vacation of streets in the Highlands in connection with the proposed building of a high school at the site of 7th and "M" Streets (School District No. 403) . One petition carried seven signatures, starting with "Harvey C. Laird" and ending with "Mary Ellen Laird"; the other peti- tion signed by "James Grieger." Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Delaurenti, that these petitions be referred to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. -3- • ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS (Continued) 3-12-1962 The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, Changing the Zoning Classification of Certain Properties Within the City of Renton From Residence District (R-1) to Residence District (R-2) which was read by the Deputy Clerk. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Poli, to refer the pro- posed Ordinance to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. The Committee recommended favorably and that the proposed Ordinance be placed on its second and final reading. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation of the Com- mittee. Carried. After the second and final reading, it was moved by Poli, seconded by Johnson, to adopt Ordinance No. 1945 as read. Roll call vote followed with nine aye votes and one abstaining from the vote. Motion carried. (Council initiated general rezone) The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, Changing the Zoning Classification of Certain Properties within the City of Renton from General Classification District (G) to Business District (B-1) which was read by the Deputy City Cleric. (Council initiated General Rezone which Mr. Jensen,on inquiry, indicated was located at 112th North and Sunset). Moved by Bruce, seconded by Johnson, to refer the proposed Ordinance to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. The Committee recommended second and final reading. Moved by Poli, seconded by Malgarini, to concur in the recommendation of 'the Committee. Carried. After the second and final reading, it was moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Poll, to adopt Ordinance No. 1946 as read. Roll call vote followed with all Councilmen present voting aye. The motion carried. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, Vacating Certain Streets and Portions of Streets located in the City of Renton, King County, Washington, drawn subsequent to adoption of Resolution No. 1117 and Hearing of January 9th, 1962 after which the proposed Ordinance had been submitted and placed on first reading January 16, 1962 at which time it was read for information and held in Committee for preparation of exhibits and descriptions and execution of proper deeds relative thereto. (School District 403 request). Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Malgarini, the proposed Ordinance be tabled for one week. Carried. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS: OLD BUSINESS: Councilman Malgarini inquired whether adequate funds were to be made available for construction of the new Liberty Park Pump House and Sup't. of Utilities, Schroeder advised the funds were to be derived from the 1959 Water and Sewer Bond Fund . which con- tained more than adequate funds for the project. Councilman Bruce, Chairman of the Property Committee, advised that the LePack Lease Documents have been prepared and the Committee would like to hold their recom- mendation one week for further consideration. Granted. NEW BUSINESS: Councilman Reid requested a meeting of the Street and Alley Committee on Saturday, March 17, 1962 at 8:00 a.m. Councilman Pinkerton requested a meeting of the Council As A Whole on Monday, March 19, 1962 at 7:00 p.m. prior to the regular Council meeting. Councilman Poli called attention to complaints received relative to a dark corner at the location of 5th Avenue West and Powell Streets and moved that the matter be referred to the Power and Light Committee for investigation. The motion was seconded by Delaurenti and carried. Councilman Poli called attention to numerous inquiries received relative to billings for garbage disposal from Metro Garbage Disposal Co., which seemed to be con- . fusing with the advent of Metro, Inc. Sewer project and it was suggested that publicity be given to differentiate the two. Mr. Poli, upon inquiry advised his Public Relations Committee did not have funds available and Mr. Schroeder explained the forfeit by the original garbage disposal contractor had put the billings behind and that there were presently overlapping billing dates; problems to be alleviated as soon as the billings were printed with Metro Garbage Disposal on them and brought up to date which would be transacted within a very short time. Councilman Bruce. requested a short meeting of the Property Committee following this evening's Council meeting. As there was no further business to come before the Council, it was moved by Bruce, seconded by Poli, to adjourn. Carried. The meeting was adjourned at 8:40 P.M. -3- ! I 8 1 1 , / COMMUNICATIONS: (Continued) 1-16-1962 A document was read from the Citizens' Committee for Better Government, . signed by W. Philipp, Secretary, advising thatin view of the fact that no action has been taken in response to previous requests of the Committee they therefore, at this time,call upon the Legal Department to obtain the permit application, hold harmless agreements and to recover certain corporate funds as set forth in their letter of November 7, 1961. That letter cited $17,500.00 payment relative to traffic signals at the Renton Shopping Center access and the sum of $19,710.41 for develop- ment of streets at the shopping center, and hold harmless agreements in connection therewith. Councilman Bruce recalled that at the time the matter was originally pre- sented the Council decision had been made that if the Shopping Center were to enter -the matter through litigation the Superior Court would determine the action to be . taken by Council. This was also contained'in the opinions ofe Attorney General's office and the City Attorneys office rendered in prior communications on the matter. After further discussion Councilman Reid called a meeting of the Street and Alley Committee on Saturday, January 20, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers, to discuss the matter further. Mr. Philipp and his Committee were requested to be present in order that the matter might be resolved. Mr. Philipps called attention to the request being for action by the Legal Department and stated bridge construction at the Black River Channel to be a part of their query in the matter. The motion was subsequently carried. APPOINTMENT BY THE MAYOR: A letter read from Mayor Aliment requested concurrence in appointment of a City Attorney for the City of Renton, for the remainder of the Mayor's term in office, and upon inquiry Mayor Aliment advised the appointment pertained to Mr. Keefe, of the firm of Walthew, Warner and Keefe, a typographical error having been made in the name of the appointee. (Thomas Patrick Keefe)' Moved by Poli, seconded by Malgarini, to concur in the appointment by the Mayor. Roll call vote was requested and resulted as follows: Dullahant, No, Reid, No, Malgarini, Aye, Pinkerton, No, Garrett, No, Trimm, No, Johnson, No, Delaurenti, No, Poli, Aye and Bruce No. Eight aye votes and two no votes lost the motion. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS: Councilman Garrett, Chairman of the Ordinance Committee, presented a pro- posed Ordinance of the City of Renton designating the vacation of certain streets in -the Highlands as requested by School District 403, which was read by the Clerk. The proposed Ordinance was read for information and the City Attorney advised that the exhibits with descriptions would be prepared by the Engineering Department and sub- sequently attached, and proper deeds would be executed prior to recommendation of the Ordinance Committee for further action. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, Amending Chapter 7, Wards and Precincts, of Title I, (Administrative) of Ordinance No. 1628 Entitled "Code of General Ordinances of the City of Renton'`, which was read by the Clerk. The Ordinance amended present precinct boundaries and established five additional and new precincts numbered 38-42 inclusive. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Poli, to refer the proposed Ordinance to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. The two members of the Committee present in a minority report recommended -the second and final reading of the proposed Ordinance. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Johnson, to concur in the recommendation of the Committee. Carried. After the second and final reading, it was moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to adopt Ordinance No. 1933 as read. Roll call vote follcwed with all Councilmen present voting aye. Motion carried. The Ordinance Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton, Washington, Amending Section 1-503 of Title I, (Administrative) of Ordinance No. 1628, Entitled "Code of General Ordinances of the City of Renton", which was read by the Clerk. The proposed Ordinance changes the Council meeting nights from -the first four Tuesdays of each month at the hour of 8: 00 p.m. to the first four Mondays of each month at the same hour, effective after publication. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, to refer the proposed Ordinance to the Ordinance Committee for recommendation. Carried. The two Committee members recommended second and final reading and it was moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, 'to concur in the recommendation of the Committee. Carried. After the second and final reading, it was moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, to adopt Ordinance No. 1934 as read. Roll call vote was taken with all Council- men present except Poll voting aye. Eight aye votes and one no vote carried the motion. -3- 14/ COMMUNICATIONS: (Continued) 3-421962 A Petition was read containing 48 signatures, in protest of the Vacation of Streets located in the Renton Highlands for School District 403, Attention was called to a pending Ordinance Vacating the subject streets and the Clerk read the Minutes wherein the Ordinance had been tabled. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Trimm to refer the Petition to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. Letters were read from the Planning Director advising of Planning Commission recommendations from its public meeting of March 7, 1962. and Council action was taken as follows: (1) Granting of a Variance to Elizabeth A. Peterson to construct residence on property which does not abut on a public right of way but is served by a 20? Easement from 116th Avenue S.E. Moved by Poli, seconded by Malgarini, to concur in the recoiiuuendation of the Planning Com- mission, Inquiry, was made relative to the location of the subject property and Mr. Jensen advised it was located on the East side of 116th north of what would be 103rd Place, abutting a 40 ft. right-of-way owned by the original plattor, and showed slide films of same. The pending motion carried. (2) Granting of a Variance to Floyd Benson, 1154 Lake Street South for the construction of a garage with a minimum setback of 5? from the Street inasmuch as recent construction along Lake Street has resulted in steep grading making it impractical for the owner to use existing carport. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Reid, to concur in the Planning Commission recommendation, Carried. (3) Granting of necessary variances to allow utilization of property for a lumber yard at corner of Shattuck Street and Tobin Avenue. Mr. Edman spoke protesting the construction maintaining it would increase rates on his fire insurance and that the presently proposed plan was different from one previously proposed. Mr. Hal Thevik called attention to the revision of the plans being made in compli- atce with recommendations of the Planning Commission and Director and pointed out the allowable use under the present B-1 zoning. Planning Director Jensen showed slide films of the proposed plans, citing the adjacent zonings and requirements of the Ordinance there- under, and advising the use was reasonable and in keeping with development of the comprehen- sive plan for- the City. After further discussion it was moved by Johnson, seconded by Reid, to concur in the Planning Commission recommendation, Upon dissenting voice vote Mayor Aliment requested show of hands, and declared the motion carried. The Planning Commission advised of the granting of a Special Permit to Hallie Smiley for the erection of apartment units on Lots 1 through 7, Block 2, Graceland Terrace, with stated concurrence of the abutting property owners and in keeping with the density pro- vision and other specific requirements of the Zoning Ordinance. Slide films were shown of the new construction plans and Mr. Jensen advised the units were to be one story with the parking to be provided under the buildings. Discussion ensued and the Commission action was deemed to be for information of the Council. It was recommended that the request of the Boeing Company for an enclosed structure having a minimum clearance of 17t6T4 above the right-of-way and spanning Park Street at a point approximately 547' north of the intersection of Park Street and 8th Avenue North, be granted on a permanent basis,subject to provisions of a Conditional Permit to be granted in conjunction therewith. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission, Carried. The Commission recommended the rezone of Lot 5, Block 1, Car Works Addition to Renton, William Bryant property, from R-2 to B-1, such zoning being considered to be a natural extension of the existing B-1 zoning abutting the property on the East and South, The property is located just North of Bryant Motors on Garden Street. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Malgarini, to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission. Carried. A letter from the Windsor Hills Community Club was read, signed by Margaret W. Evans, thanking the Mayor and Council and the Departments of the City for the new entrance sign and street designations in their area and the progress on the power right-of-way. The group plans a colorful planting around the entrance sign. A Proclamation was read from Mayor Aliment requesting council concurrence in the designation of March 25 through 31, 1962 as Community Club Week, directing attention of all citizens of the State to the achievements of community clubs and urging active par- ticipation in same by Renton citizens. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poli, to concur in the Proclamation by the Mayor. Carried, -3- • ♦ r COMMUNICATIONS: (Continued) 12-5-1961 Applications for Locksmith and Keymaker's Licenses were read from Roy E . Blakely, Pop's Time Service and Kenneth E. Goodrich, Goodrich Signal Service. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poli, that the applications be approved and the proper licenses be granted. Carried. A letter was read from City Attorney Shellan in reference to the letters of Mr. Oliver Hazen, Sup't. of Schools and the City Attorneys regarding the Petition of School District 403 for Vacation of streets in connection with expansion of the School District Facilities. A right-of-way had been recommended by the Planning Commission. between K and M Streets and the matter had been referred to the Planning Director, Engineering Department, Sup't. of Utilities and the City Attorney for a meeting with officials of the School District to work out a feasible program for the proposed Vacation. A tentative plan had been reached for said vacation subject to certain conditions, however, no further action has been taken to date on the matter. Due to the lapse of time since the original hearing it was suggested by the Attorneys that another Hearing be set, a Resolution be passed and the Planning Com- mission requested to forward its recommendations to the Council for proper considera- tion. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Johnson, to concur in the City Attorney's recommendations and that the date of January 9, 1962 be set for Hearing on the matter. Carried. A communication was read from Mr. Wm. A. Gebenini complimenting the City on the improvements made to 116th Avenue S.E. A letter read from Mr. and Mrs. John Racanello thanked the Council for its consideration and courtesies in the recent rezoning of the property on K Street. Planning Director Jensen submitted communications with recommendations of the Planning Commission from its public hearing meeting of November 22, 1961 which were read by the Clerk with actions taken as follows: Recommended rezone-request of The Production Company on Lots 2 and 3, Block 2, C. D. Hillman's Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 7, from G9600 to B-P, Except the East 25 feet thereof to remain G-9600 and Except the West 200 feet thereof presently zoned B-1, with provisions that the East 25 feet of Lots 2 and 3 shall be landscaped and maintained as a permanent buffer strip; that a cash bond in the amount of $1,500.00 be placed on deposit with the City to cover planting and maintenance costs. Also, the owner has further agreed to grant the City a 5' Easement for drain- age and other public purposes along the East 5' of Lots 2 and 3. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Malgarini to concur in the recommendation of the Planning Commission granting the rezoning as recommended. Carried. Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Reid, to refer this matter to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. Recommended rezoning of the Emilio Pierotti property described as, that portion of the NW 4 of the NW 4 of the NE 4 of Section 19, Twp. 23N, R5E W.M., lying Northwesterly of State Highway as it now exists across said subdivision, and except public roads, from "G" to B-1. Moved by Poll, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the Planning Commission recommendation and the matter be referred to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. Recommended rezoning of Robert L. Hurd property, lots 18, 19, 20, and 21, Block 6, Renton Highlands Less the East 20' thereof, from R-1 to B-1. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the Planning Com- mission recommendation with referral to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. Regarding the matter of set back on 180th Street (Orillia Road), which borders the South City limits of Renton the Planning Commission recommended that in lieu of a 10' setback as requested by the City of Kent, the setback be 20'and that the City of Renton hold a public hearing on establishing a 50' right of way on the North side of the centerline of South 180th between the West Valley Highway and the Springbrook Road. (Talbot Road) Further, it was suggested that the City of Kent be requested to establish a similar requirement on the South side of the centerline of 180th, thus making said street a 100' arterial. This request and recommendation in keeping with anticipation of future needs in helping to provide for adquate trans- portation and circulation facilities. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the recommendationA as read from the Planning Commission. Carried. -2- HEARINGS: (Continued) 1-9-1962 2.This being the date set the Hearing was declared to be opened on- Petition of School District 403 for Vacation of following streets and portions of streets in the Renton Highlands: 4th Place North from YTJ" Street to "L" Street "L" Street from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from "L77 Street to "M" Street 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street The Clerk read the Planning Commission recommendations as follows: (1) A Utility Easement should be provided connecting "K" and "M" Streets in the vicinity of 6th Avenue North. This Easement may be a minimum of 10 feet wide or 60 feet wide depend- ing upon final site arrangement of the school facility. (2) An emergency vehicular access road and pedestrian walkway should be incor- porated within the area between 6th Avenue North and 5th Avenue North. (3) In the event of replatting,the area should be planned to eliminate 4-way intersections within the area and at adjoining street intersections insofar as possibl: The Commission recommends the approval of the proposed re-plat in the event of subsequent development for single family residential purposes and that in the event the school district has not begun construction of a new school within seven years, the area be replatted and further, that, as a condition of the vacation of interior streets, the school district dedicate the necessary property along 7th Avenue North consistent with right-of-way requirements for the existing roadway. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Poli, to concur in the recommendations of the Planning Commission. Mayor Aliment inquired whether anyone in the audience wished to address the assembly and Mr. Oliver Hazen, Sup't. of 403 School District, advised of prior meetings with Planning Department and other City officials, stating the school board to be in accord with the conditions as outlined in the Planning Commission recommendations, also agreement by the school board to pay the City costs in connection with any relocation of utilities which may be necessary in that area,to be placed on the easement, and with Quit Claim Deeds to be held in Escrow in case the property is not developed. Upon in- quiry, Mr. Hazen advised that according to forcasts they would need to occupy the new premises in 1966 or 67 which would be within the seven years specified by the Commission. Upon inquiry, City Attorney Shellan advised of communications exchanged between his office and the School District containing all essential elements suggested in the con- tractual transactions upon firm negotiation, stating that matters of easements should be specified as to locations and all matters pinpointed subject to change in event of building arrangements necessitating change, 7 years being a long period. Locations of Easement and pedestrian and vehicular access were discussed and Mr. Jensen showed film slides of the area with changes as proposed. Mr. Hallie Smiley inquired regarding Quit Claim Deeds and Vacation of Streets with consideration for prospective property owners on the North side of the street having frontage on 7th Avenue North. Recom- mendations for set-backs in new Plats along Benson Highway and S.E. 128th Street, (4th Avenue North) with necessary property dedications were also discussed after which the pending motion was carried. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Reid that the matter be referred to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS: A letter was read, from Purchasing Agent, Vern Church and Police Chief, Clarence Williams requesting permission to call for bids for the following vehicles, as provided for in the 1962 Budget: One 3-ton dump truck and one 4-door sedan with trade in - Street Department, One 12-ton truck cab and chassis and one 4-door sedan - Water Department, One 4-door Sedan - Motor Pool and three 4-door police sedans with trade-in - Police Department. Moved by Johnson, seconded by Garrett, to concur in the request with the date of January 29, 1962 being set for opening of bids. Carried after inquiry as to nossihlc 11SP of nnmnani- Hare a6e/14a' • ,j/q/C92., `• 1/(4-4, 144 We. the undersigned property owners of the City of Renton are hereby protesting the action of the city council in the.vacation of streets located in the Renton Flighlands for the Renton School District. We feel that the vacation of these streets and the, building of,a High School on this. proposed :tito is not in keeping with good planning for the city e,r for the area involved. This property is residential • • property with water and sewer lines already in the streets..--property that could become taNable property to the city as soon as it is developed. We fea also that the street situation in 'i:he area is not adequate for the flow el; traffic that will come from the number of cars going to and from school. Also parking of approxinnt).tely 1,00 automobiles per day will have to be made available and the etreets in the surrounding area arc not wide enough to cope with this parking problem, This area. for the proposed school will not meet the necessary requirement for land • usage *unless the streets are vacated. 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I wish to go on record as being in favor of closing the roads in this area making it possible to build the new high school. There are many constructive arguments in favor of building the school in this area such as: 1. It is centrally located in the district it will serve. 2. The area can be converted to building with minimum work and is paid for. 3. The area is already approved by state and National investigators. 4. The School Boards of district and state have already passed on the site and size. 5. The district taxpayers voted on funds to buy this specific area for the school use and their wishes should be respected. 6. Modern High schools are attractive and always well landscaped, thus lending dignity and permancy to a neighborhood. Page 2 ,Re: Closing streets in area of New Renton East High school in Highlands District 7. The traffic around a high school is always well regulated and patrolled. The area has more service roads and could dispel traffic quickly and efficiently without disorder and jams.--Something Renton needs: 8. There has been much agitation for playgrounds in this area. What could be more desirable in this regard than a campus type high school with corresponding traffic control. 9. Campus type schools with supervised play, night schools, supervised driving and parking are something fulfilling the community needs. I am not alone in asking that the city council vote to close the streets that will make the building of this school possible. Please don't sell us "down the river". Thank you, James Grieger, ,</- C 4- 4: , 627- M rch 23,1962 ' 2EVY —zr7e-Ziat,we/ To the Renton City Council �� / and to 5-;‘) l�— Whomever Else is concerned: Contrary to popular belief----nota11 Highlands residents are against the building of a new High School at the site of 7th. and M Sts . We recently purchased a home at 3010 7th. North. , because we wanted to be located across from that particular proposed high school. Before the Renton .City Council makes a decision regarding the location, we suggest the group for the site have an opportunity to speak. Perhaps the majority would not want a few to speak for all. . It is a matter of fact that only a few were informed of a .petition. The school site was and purchased years ago----it has been assumed that eventually a school would be built in that location. Surely, the signers 7 of the. petition were aware of that fact when the otii bought heir homes . j *"1;2J G�z 2916 6th Ave North Renton 2, Washington March 28, 1962 Renton City Council: Ceder River Park Renton, Wash. Dear Sirs : A few weeks ago a petition was circulated in my neighborhood opposing the erection of a high school In a plot in suburban Heights. I registered my opposition to this petition at the time and I wish to express my approval to the high school being built on this now undeveloped tract. 1 believe most of the people in our vicinity understand that urban living requires schools be located centrally. And I know of no better site than the one selected. To verify the correctness of the site chosen, the fact that Puget Sound Power and Light has recently installed a 30,000 KVA sustation less than a mile from the proposed school. Incidently the Power Co. always locate their substations inLnear vicinity of where they expect much residentual growth. The Highlands suburban Heights and President Park areas are already well deveoped and with the future growth in Lake Mc Donald area the proposed School will be ideally located. Contrary to the views of some, high school adds to the value of nearby homes instead of distracting. If we wish to protect our way of life we must educate our children and I for one, do not agree with those who would have schools built but near some one else homes not theirs . So I say build the school where it is best for the whole community and not some where just to appease a few dissenting home owners. And my own home is less than one block from the propossed site. . Sincerely yours, ' ,^ l�77.Z.)-''' ):'>I/ W, W. More and oC11 6 4+1' A Yr ' ^Tn - I o I' •eti , /\ �Qot®uV "fi a' a � . w,W It S H M N G T O N the Jet Transport Capital of the World • ' i v. 1L 1 ru , .' '. Ia;s;, ', January 9, I9b2 Honorable Mayor Frank Aliment and Members of the City Council Gentlemen: The Planning Commission at its public hearing of December 27, 1961 , considered the vacation of streets in the Highlands as proposed by the Renton School Board. In response to the Council 's request for recommendations the following are hereby submitted: 0 ( I ) A utility easement should be provided connecting K and N/ M Streets in the vicinity of 6th Avenue North. This easement may 7� be a minimum of 10 feet wide or 60 feet wide depending upon the final site arrangement of the school facility. (2) An emergency vehicular access road and pedestrian walk- 0 way should be incorporated within the area between 6th Avenue North and 5th Avenue North.. ` (3) In the event of replatting the area should be planned to eliminate 4-way intersections within the area and at adjoining street intersections insofar as possible. The Planning Commission recommends the approval of the pro- posed re-plat in the event of subsequent development for single family residential purposes. (..1_''i) The Planning Commission further recommends that in the event the school district has not begun construction of a new school within seven years that the area be re-platted and further re- commends that as a condition of the vacation of interior streets that the school district dedicate the necessary property along ✓ 7th Avenue North consistent with right of way requirements for the existing roadway. The Council 's consideration and concurrence with these re- commendations is respectfully requested. Sin y C �' J . i Jensen i ' PI nin Director JDJ :pc "NW th DIRECTORS:ROBERT H.HENDRICKSON• MRS.MYRTLE,O.CLYMER• ELMER PISTORESI • CLARENCE L.BUNSTINE • GIL DUCKWORTH,Jr., H. 'R. JOHNSON, Secretory _ j)/7n..y✓['�! / tF" ' . •�7/�/�%''` • RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403 OLIVER M. HAZEN • SUPERINTENDENTS Jy f/(' / RENTON, WASHINGTON January 3, 1961 City Clerk City Hall Renton, Washington Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find a petition for street vacation from Renton School District No. 403. The school district owns all the property adjacent to both sides of the streets included in' this petition. This is the site for a proposed senior high school building which will tlY have to be built some time during the latter part of ti ,4 960'�s. \ 4 \/ The school district is anxious to begin preliminary eriginge'ring \1/studies on this project. We feel that the first step necessary is to have the streets vacated so that we can go on with our planning from that point. We thank you for presenting this petition to the mayor and the city council. Sincerely yours, Oliver M. Hazen Superintendent of Schools OMR:a Enc. cc: Mr. Johnson Mr. Seppi . , i. .. I X"1C:1/� R • RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 403 1525 -4th Avenue North RENTON, WASHINGTON 1..)\ 11 April 9, 1962 4 ' Mr. Gerard M. Shellan City- Attorney, City of Renton 2272 Wells Street j' Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Shellan: We are handing you herewith the following executed documents for your sub- mission to the Renton City Council for their adoption of the necessary ordinancesf and the resolutions adopted by the Renton School Board accepting these documents and authorizing the president and the secretary to sign the necessary documents: 1. Original and copy of Exhibit "A". A perpetual easement to the City of Renton for a ten-foot utility easement between M Street and K Street with the center line on a westerly projection of the center line of 6th Avenue North. 2. Original and copy of Exhibit "B". A perpetual easement to the City of Renton for a 60-foot easement for utilities between M and K Streets where 5th Avenue North is now located. 3. Original and copy of Exhibit "D". A quitclaim deed to the City of Renton to provide for the realign- ment of 7th Avenue North. 4. Original and copy of Exhibit "E". A quitclaim deed to the City of Renton covering the southerly 20 feet along the southern boundaries of the school property which is parallel to 4th Avenue North. ' avi 5. Original and copy of three separate warranty deeds to the City of 19 ° Renton to be held in escrow by the law firm of Haugan and Shellan, covering property to be used for city streets in the event that Renton School District No. 403 does not commence construction of a new school on the proposed site for a period of seven years from /' '(A, the date of the city ordinance which will vacate the existing `CC streets now on the site. Very sincerely yours, H. R. J son Secretary of the Board HRJ:ldy of Directors Encl. di�' CITYO OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON . 'OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY , Gerard M.Shellan, City Attorney' Arthur L.Haugan,Ass't.-CityAttorney July 13, 1964 • j?ra J, Da-y-5."0 4;ot'I`:•e P1aL1 .ILi.cctCC . City Tll ' .i l Ttyi,C)_?;) "i.'?.aii7.i1 �C)i• • •. and .. • • - Ch�.irr in oy ..t er ton lanni'i._. 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O3 • • : ti Lear i ',e .an 7 Tj aa e �r r, e captioned case r� li c,';,•c on S This 9 s to a 3t ;se oa that, the a:o': for tr:i.al c' J 13., 214, l f='tl, "";le underat: 'd that it.will. be L'e .'.''1:: �'r:tif! 1 sos:Lt,io:: �:a# o'ar '�o 'in; Ordinance does not allow this �:-me of school. 4 - activity to c'7 theproalses and that .in addition. • , • 1 .i ;:,c �ri��.?�.ctsd•'cn subject F, -nai Ye'?ta3_�j' . , Lhcreto, suuc'h a.ct ivity zaould constitute a ?�'.ibl�..c nuisanc ', ? . 7 r t case of Shields v s Spokane F.:'chool Diatr!.et, 21,1d'247 (19048), •o?-'ich in acme rospceta s similar co, our 'raze - . sine 'it a c :).:1"."03_v£)s a vocat.oral school in Sno1;ar_c, the u O..of which L t the, testi:"cn�t &iduced at ':; trial '�_nc - " - � .'. .: ISlc�t,.�i 'ei`',�Q '?':�t t�)', ���� la Q',�' since i..l - i- 1. ,1 constitute a n'aaar cc and there was' :io particular . cafi•ed that i._ ao?�cl cony trorain in .y1c Spokane: Ordinance for a \ocat:onal Crool, It also Irrrol ved .._..,-- the Cnl elr' It of a pre—fr,'_stinr use, rl1ly from.an ele ntarysclocl to dl tI' '.C 9(herb ;'3 :tiiV Lty, . i11 lfi,'4brl1e' Z�1 CclLl1SC'1.•;�'()]' flab. " I sa omo 'l;o us t1tat the Pro eout:�. .,,: s :Thn'ror) `''cit ool U:1 r t;ri.e' , will have the 1.:.r'r,4i'ta, oar •:Ln trio t, Liri.a1_1 (11-t r 0r Briton ir'i'1ou1.�'tc(il.v -0.11. h;tve' to �JF'LU i,;y tI;e ti,'C,73(17 ', � ' Ilotrovnr. � t,,r 75' , i� , - . • c(rrti i:ic<<"I the City t 1 rI , dial tYlc� i'lanr::i.n;; 'Co:rrCrni�3'_i,t}, -t s -t Council have apw z'oved. rc site and'the plans ;Car •t}�e. . • as wall. as �.`: _ � . 7 ^Ie thereforc ask you C^ have. '.tOcurio i at7 Of - � •l. 1...irC such . - indicated activity.u:LV�t;%e ' ead g..to t1:C; U`r_ty' Clerk'a office, since :•ct,'.._ - ',.;,h,'r ono of, :)rCIZ will . be.:callocl on to to-itify and shcu_ld he ,)resent et ttt: . tic..c of -the 'tr:l.al. . ' ;ba are send,',..n a cony of thia letter to ha City Clerk so that' the Clod i n r minutes, can ?ic' ccr ti`'iacl. 1aro�er, ocluclnh ,, i.lg. 1 a •;cr or: ; o u at (,i'1 e':a.1'a,y �3r1 1:0, , �I • • • lie ti��c�•r_11.�, :�ra�1'cJc: ,ca 4.c� �c..�)�:i.,�.,:, tit?-. a,"t•t^L!, il, • • . . .: .' ';ery'•trulj•'yo.x s, • • • ' ,pz - • , Lorar1i 'h, 3hellan : City 3s.'ri; . City Attorney • • ; - May 21, "1964 Mr. A. J. Steen King County Assessor County-City Building . Seattle :4, Washington Dear Sir: _.. . Enclosed is: a certified copy of Ordinance No. 2090 amending Ordinance No. .1951.. relating to vacation of certain streets and portions of streets located in ' the City of Renton, as adopted and passed on May 4, 1964.. Very truly yours, CITY Or RENTON Helmie W. Nelson =.. City Clerk . HWN/an Enclosure Memo: This material to be placed in VACATION PILE RENTON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. J folder when that folder is returned from Shehan's office (has for court case, per Helmie Nelson 5/21/64 ap) • May 21, 1964 Washington Survey and Rating Bureau New World Life Building Seattle, Washington Gentlemen: Enclosed is a certified copy of Ordinance No. 2090 amending OrdinanceNo.• 1951 relating to vacation , of certain streets and portions of streets located in the City of REnton, as adopted and passed on May 4, 1964. _ Very truly yours, CITY Or RENTON Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk IIWN/an Enclosure • May 21, 1964 : .: King County Commissioners County-City Building Seattle 4, Washington :. Attention: Mr. Ralph R. Stender, Deputy Dear Sir: Enclosed is .a certified copy of Ordinance No. 2090 amending Ordinance No. 1951 relating to vacation of certain streets and portions of streets located in the City of Renton, as adopted and passed on May 4, 1964. Very truly yours, CITY OF RENTON Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk HWN/ap Enclosure o The .Renton Chronicle Notice of Public Hearing Renton, Wash. Renton City Council i Renton, Washington A public hearing will be held Proof of Publication by the Renton City Council at their regular meeting in the I This is a copy of your council chambers, City H a l 1. I Renton, on Feb. 14,1961 at 8:00 1-Qf-)7 p.m..M. to consider a petition for J street vacations the following 3P^cribed property: t appeared for the first time this week. Blocks 16A, 17, 18, .19 and j 90. Corrected Plat of Renton , It will be published on the following dates: Highlands No. 2, according to the Plat thereof recorded in 1 / _� I Volume 57, Pages 92 to 98 in [��- I rtusive, Records of King . County, to-wit: �E ..' 4th Place North from „J„ Immediately following the last insertion Street to "L" Street I "T," Street from 4th Place I the affidavit of publication will be deliver- North to 7th Avenue North j • 5lh Avenue North from "L" ed to your office. Street to "M" Street ' 61h Avenue North from "K" �— Street to "L" Street Cost of notice words 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street at the regular statutory rate, will be— Any and all persons interest- �� ed or objecting to said vaca- Itin•'c ar" invited to be present 1 $ _ .at the Renton City Council Tr,Ptinn on 2-14-61 at 8 p m. to voice their protest or objection i �� tc same. t VERN H. MORRIS , Thank You City Clerk Published in the R e n t o n i • Chronicle, January 18, 1961. . We are pleased to have this oppor- _--_ _ - tunity of serving you and hope that you will favor us with your next * * publication. ORDINANCE NO. 2090 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF RENTON, WASHINJTON, AMENDII ORDINANCE NO. 1951 REIATINfl TO VACATION OF CERTAIN STREETS AND PORTIONS OF STREETS LOCATED IN THE CITY OF RENTON, KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON. WHWE F S the City of Renton heretofore passed and approved under date of April 9, 1962, Ordinance No. 1951, vacating certain streets and portions of streets upon the petition of the Renton School District No. 403, a Municipal Corporation, all after public hearing and study of this matter, and NT EREAS it is deemed advisable and in the public interest to amend said Ordinance by correcting and modifying the reference to construction of certain facilities; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE M&YOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON, AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: Section I of Ordinance No. 1951 is hereby amended to read as follows: Section I: The following described streets and portions of street, to-wit: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street "L" Street from 4th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from "L" Street to "M" Street 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street All located in Renton, King County, Washington BE AND THE SAME ARE HEREBY VACATED: SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to the following terms and conditions which are hereby found to be in the public interest and for the public benefit,, to wit: (a) The City of Renton reserves an easement for utility and other public purposes, ten feetin width within the right of way of 6th Avenue North, as extended westerly, between "K" and "M" Streets, and the School District agrees to execute and deliver unto the City of Renton a proper instrument of conveyance for said purpose, same being labeled Exhibit "A" and attached hereto and made a part hereof, (b) The City of Renton reserves an easement for utility purposes, pedestrian use, including ingress and egress and for the use of City vehicles, in- cluding police and fire fighting equipment and other similar types of emergency vehicles, sixty feet in width located at 5th Avenue North extended westerly between "K" and "M" Streets; and the School District agrees to execute and deliver unto the City of Renton a proper instru- ment of conveyance for the aforesaid purposes, and same being labeled Exhibit "B" and attached hereto and made a part hereof. (c) The School District agrees to execute and deliver unto the City of Renton a proper Quit Claim Deed for the purpose of re-aligning 7th Avenue North between "L" and "1nr Streets and such re-alignment to be determined by the Engineer of the City of Renton, as further specified in Eachiibit "D", attached hereto and made a part hereof. (d) The School District agrees to pay all costs, including incidental costs thereto, that may be incurred in the relocation or construction of existing utility lines within or about the street rights of way herein boove vacated and all such work to be done under the super- vision of and with the approval of the City+s Superintendent of Utilities. -1- The vacation of the aforesaid streets and portions of streets shall become effective simultaneously with the delivery and execution unto the City of Renton of the aforesaid instruments of conveyance; furthermore, the School District agrees to executeand deliver unto the City of Renton proper Deeds dedicating and establishing certain street rights of way within or about the properties owned by the Renton School District No. 403, same being labeled Exhibit 1°E", which conveyancesshall become fully effective in the event that the said School District does not commence construction of school facilities within the aforesaid area for a period of seven years from date of Ordinance #1951; and said Deeds to be held in escrow by the City of Renton during said seven year period and in the event said school facilities are constructed, asspecified hereinabove, then said latter conveyance to be of no effect. Reference is hereby made to Exhibit "C" for further particulars nd said Exhibit is made a part hereof as if fully set forth herein. SECTION II: All other terms and findings of the aforesaid Ordinance No. 1951 shall remain in full force and effect. SECTION III. This Ordinance shall be effective from and after its passage, approval and legal publication as provided by law. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL THIS 4th day of Hay, 1964. /s/ Helmie Nelson HELMIE NELSON, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 4th day of May, 1964. /s/ Donald W. Custer DONALD W. CUSTER, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: • /s/ Gerard M. Shellan • Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney DATE OF PUBLICATION: May 6, 1964 • PETITION FOR STREET VACATION Honorable Frank Aliment, Mayor Members of the City Council • Gentlemen: Renton School District No. 403, the UNDERSIGNED owner of Blocks 16A, 17, 18, 19 and 20, Corrected Plat of Renton High- lands No. 2, according to the plat thereof, recorded in Volume 57, Pages 92 to 98 inclusive, Records of King County, HEREBY pe- titions your honorable body to vacate the streets hereinafter described and located within said blocks; to wit: 4th Place North from "J" Street to "L" Street "L" Street from 4.th Place North to 7th Avenue North 5th Avenue North from "L1P Street to "M" Street • 6th Avenue North from "K" Street to "L" Street 5th Place North from "K" Street to "L" Street Your favorable consideration of this petition will be ap- preciated which is submitted to better utilize the property for the proposed new high school plant; subject to reservation of utility easements by the City. Respectfully submitted, Renton School District No® 4.03 cy/ • (-1/ \J Y. •