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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLUA65-237Wr 1 I V. qr 1 3 Q II J 1110L.- l 1 V Application for rezoning V from G to H-I. 3_7D Owners : Selvino Mencias i r3 tax lots 32 & 31 Roe Dykeman f Tax lot 3' 1 1 j j I ry L i. ocao- c h.:4, W I 1-- 4. a N. rft DI3v N l393. S(r T H T 1 V) 1 mi 7:_ i_m_F-1.1-1--mill S. 1815T ST 1 I 6t1- ORDINANCE NO. cPW".3 AN 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 HEAVY INDUSTRY H-1) AND LIGHT INDUSTRY (L-1) RESPECTIVELY. WHEREAS under Chapter VII, Title IV (Business Regulations) of Ordinance No. 1628 known as the "Code of General Ordinances of the City of Renton', as amended, and the maps adopted in conjunction therewith, the propertieshereinbelow described have hereto- fore been zoned as General Classification (G), and WHEREAS a proper petition for change of zone classification of said properties has been filed with the City Clerk on or about May 5, 1965, which petition was then and a public hearing having beenreferredtothePlanningCommissionforinvestigation, study and public hearing/held thereon on or about May 26, 1965, all pursuant to notice of hearing duly published and posted as provided by law; said matter having been dihly considered by the Planning Commission and certain modifications having been made by it, and all parties having been heard appearing in support thereof or in opposition thereto, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON AS FOLLOWS: Section 1: The following described properties in the City of Renton are hereby rezoned to Heavy Industry District (H-1) except for the south 500 feet of said property which is hereby rezoned to Light Industry (L-1) ; the City Engineer and the Planning Director are hereby authorized to change the maps of the Zoning Ordinance, as amended, to evidence said rezoning: A. The east 393 1/2' of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 36, Twp. 23 N, R 4 E.W.M. , lying south of Drainage Ditch according to S.C. Cause No. 32912; less County Rd. B. Beg. at a point 881.37' west of the NE cor. of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 36, Twp. 23 N. , R 4 east W.M. ; thence east 252.9' ; thence south 3°49' west 747.90' ; thence SWesterly 40' thence S 3°49' west 60' to Drainage Ditch according to S.C. Cause No. 32912, thence SWerly along said Drainage Ditch to a point S 3°49' west from point of beginning; thence N 3°49° east 923.69' to the point of beginning; Beginning at the NE cor. of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 36 Twp. 23 N, R 4 East W.M. ; thence west 628.47' ; thence south 3°49' west 747.9' ; thence SWerly 40' ; thence south 60' to center of Drainage Ditch accord, to S.C. Cause No. 32912; thence northeasterly along center of said Drainage Ditch to the east line of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4; thence north to the beginning. The South 500 feet herein-above rezoned to Light Industry (L-1) is that portion of the above described property abutting upon South 180th Street. All of the above properties being located in the vicinity of 80th Avenue South and South 180th streets) BGction 2: This Ordinance shall be in .full force and effect from and ter its passage, approval and legal publication. RSSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this d/ day of June, 1965. A/ N eihi ye-is—6# Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this /- 'kday of June, 1965. a /cl id. G4 5/e. Donald W. Custer, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney Dateof Publication C -.23 _ S 7 APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF ZONE IN THE CITY OF RENTON FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Application No . :Cs Sec . - Twp. - R . 36 -25- C7/E Date of Filing: s 4 Area Map: Plan. Comm. Action: Kroll Page:347 E- Date: nFC (moo 35 -7 City Council's Action: Date: Ord. No . APPLICANT TO ANSWER ALL THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS NEATLY & ACCURATELY: Roe and Lola T.Dykeman 1852 East Hamline St., Seattle, Wn. Name of Applicant Selvino D. and Margaret L.Mencia4ddressOrillia, Washington Telephone No . Property Petitioned for rezoning is situated on 180th Street, between East Valley Highway • Stwoxiat and West Valley Highway Stv Legal Description of Subject Property SEE ATTACHED DESCRIPTIONS 7 m • Existing. Zoning Zoning Requested H-1 What are the uses you propose to develop on this property? Miscellaneous industrial use re development of valley. Number of permanent off-street parking spaces that will be provided on this property? Number required NOTE TO APPLICANT: The following factors are considered in reclassifying property. Evidence or additional information you desire to submit to substantiate your request may be attached to these sheets . 1 . In what way is this proposed change in zoning in the public interest? The subject area is no longer agricultural in nature but is developing for industrial and related uses. 2 . On what basis is -there a real need in this community for more zoning of the type you request? Need for industrial is obvious in this area. 3 . Do you consider the property involved in this application to be more suitable for the uses permitted in the proposed zone than for the uses permitted in the present classifica- tion? Please explain. Yes. Definitely. For the reasons above stated and the urgent need for development of industrial property. 4. What provision would you make to protect adjacent and surrounding properties from the detrimental effects of any uses permitted in the proposed zone? All requirements imposed by law. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION. RENTON, WASHINGTON A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION. AT ITS REGULAR MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, RENTON WASHINGTON, ON May 26 . 19 AT 8 : 00 P M. TO CONSIDER A PETITION FOR rei n FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: 1. From G to H-1: A. The east 393 1/2 ' of the NW 1/4 .of ,the NE 1/4 of Section 36 , ' Twp. 23N, R 4 E W.M. , lying south of Drainage Ditch according to . S.C. Cause No. 32912 ; less County Rd. B. Be,g. at a point 881. 37 ' west of the NE cor. of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 36, Twp. 23 N, R 4 :east W.M. ; thence east 252 . 9 ' ; thence south 3°49 ' west 747. 90 ' ; thence SWesterly 40 ' thence S 3°49 ' west 60 ' to Drainage Ditch According . to S .C. Cause No. 32912:. ; 'thence SWerly along said Drainge Ditch to a point S 3°49.' west from point of beginning;thence N 3°49 ' east 923 . 69 ' to the point of beginning; Beginning at the NE cor,. of the NW 1/4, .of the NE 1/4 of Section 36 _ Twp. 23 N, R 4 East W.M. ; thence west 628 .47 ' ; thence south 3°49.' west 747. 9' ; thence SWerly 40:' ;. thence south 60' to center of Drainage Ditch accord. to S.C. Cause No. 32912 thence northeasterly along center of said Drainage Ditch to the east line of the NW 1/4 . of the NE . 1/4 ; thence north to the beginning. ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED OR OBJECTING TO SAID ez_gne ARE INVITED TO BE 'PRESENT AT THE PLANNING COMMISSION ME TTNGWMay 26 , 19_ , AT 8 : 00 P.M. TO VOICE THEIR PROTEST OR OBJECTION TO SAME. PUBLI SHED a q Er__ JAMES DENZER SECRETARY RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION CERTIFICATION I , J ES AGSTADT e hereby certify that three (3 ) copies of the above documen were posteby me in three conspicuous places on the property descri- bed above as prescribed by law. Signed '1 ATT IO trtelrliTh E STATE OF WAS1i1NGT01'1,: RESIDING AT RENTON Planning Commission May 26 , 1965 Page 2 3 . ROE DYKEMAN C SELVINO MENCIAS , APPL. NO. R-237-65 , request fcr rezone from G to H-i of property on South 180th between the last Valley and the West Valley Highway, Committee and Director's report : Recommend reclassification to H-]. o7'•Tax ots C39-and the adjacent rear portion of Tax Lot 30 . Recommend that the south 500 '` of Tax Lot 30 be reclassified to L-1 with the provision that the owners are agreeable to the follow- ing minimum standards as necessary and desirable by the Commission and the Planning Director: a . The establishment of industrial standards to include 60 ' building setbacks along South 180th Street with 20 ' side yards alongtheeastandwestpropertylines, and provision within these setback areas for landscaping over the south 20 ' and the east and west 10 ' of Tax Lot 30 . b. The dedication or reservation by casement to the City of the south 20 ' of Tax Lot 30 for roadway and utility purposes . e. The posting of a bond To insure establishment of landscaping at the time building permits are applied for or issuad. Mr. Dykema.n stated that he and the other applicant are willing to accept the findings of the Committee and the Director. Chairman Felker asked if there were any objections to the rezone of this property. There being nope9 it was moved by Peretti , seconded by Racanello, to close the hearing 4nd re,gpmmend to the City Council the rezone of the subject properties according to the provisions a , b , and c, as stated in the Director and Committee ' s report. Motion carried. 4 . MARK HOKENSON C LEROY HOKENSQN, APPL. NO . R-239-65 , request for rezone from G-7200 to B--1 of the north 290 ' and R-3 on the balance of the property. Committee and Director ' s report : Recommend that the properties descr red iri the 7ap371ca-"t7 e rezoned to R-3 from G-7200. The re- classification of any additional property to B-.l uses is considered to be premature at this time . It is further recommended that the ap- plicants grant unto the City by quit claim deed or by reservation of an easement for roadway and utility purposes of the west 12 ' of the property described in the application along 132nid Avenue S.E. This recommendation is consistent with the action taken by asl;,a,c:,e devel-4 opment of 13nnd..* ,Venue 5 , E. to arterial .5t411dard$. . Mr. Donald,. Gouges rePresenting the applicants , staged: th t since, the properties: fronting_ on Sunset Highway are zoned 1,14 "and 't eComprehensivePlanindicatesthesuitabilityofbuss, aees' wake. to 500 ' in depth along Sunset Highway, the applicants are asking, for the 290 ' to develop more depth for the proposed business . He also :brought out the point that the development in depth would be desirable in helping to counteract the effedt pf strip zoning. He further pointed out that the R-3 zoning would aet as a buffer between the BRl and single family residential districts . In reply to a question as 10' whether actual plans have been made for the business and apartmentt .ises , Mr. Gouge stated that actual plans have been made contingent upon the granting of the rezone requests. Mr. Jensen asked if the rezone is granted would it be reasonable to expect that the owner would improve and extend 134th Avenue SE. Mr, Gouge thought this was a good suggestion. A 10 ' easement is shown within the right of way of 134th S.E. k, 11".11t'A..;it ft`%: The )?;"e t- ':)•')":i teeI of the No'rt_hwesI '• of the Northeast- 'r,•''of' 'Section3ti , ' ':Lo1;n:51, ip• 23 North, Range 4 East W,M. , lying South of 1 2Asc/64 cfr- Dr7ctd- AC-Cf)el) zo\--)-C To S_C. C,®-t _SC NO. m:.29/ 2 ) .-.emsS. r ileg1-nni_i i•i t a po nL 881 .37ket West of the'. Northeast corner,: of • . till 1`101-th\v' st .1; ot. the Northeast -'r; of Section , Township 23 ',Nor th, 1\t1r11.',C t't ri"';ii; 1. 11.1\1, , 3& t h I;1,,,c. s0(,:, 11 11'!t O o We s t: 7 it 7 . c)0 feet: ; 1ili:Ili,'e ;;()(,',..lwt':;f:t1.•.1y 110 ...t'lc.t'; D 2AtivAG,,e- Dil"TC( /CC-U2p,lNC7 Tu ' ' S. C;'' i:ht:nc`,,' :;011 Ai :1 '49 ' `,1est: . 60, .feet to ::; ;h; 44u3 'NO. 72 i/ t11, nc;,.) +)t1 ':i,'e<;i r1y ra .lons; "s iZto i point South 3°Po-c° WeHt: sALD_ D2Atn.A-G.. PTCN- L''t m l<7.i:rTt 'tit . l,t S :tTl>11.nr;; thence Nc)i th 3'49 ' East 923. 6e feet to the point of beginning,' I3e gi.nn >:02, P. t the' Northeast corner of the Northwest) k of the North- H.eat o1 :section 3c, Township 23 North Range :4 East- thence "1, t" '"- 628 47 feet• tJ.M. 9 , thence Sol; 3°49 ' W9st 747 .9 feet; ' thence Sou t:h\ves t-erly 40 feet; ID1Riatti'aa9_ . DITcc+ 4 cco2`t r.t.JG r,o. 'S.C.- ' thence S'ntii:.h 60 :Ret. to center of -1; C us.e-- .N,O_ ' 32 91 2 t:l'ienee Noy)•; 1) :;t.,cl.y la long, center of .c h to the Emit ;Line of -t I fhoNo1;t'i1„z•; C . o1. If no Nou'L'il a4;12. ';n` Sea1 Df A tN Df .c-H-t t)t'i t•t' Not l_ 11 t t. hid lta' I„ i nil"i t)",t;; AFFIDAVIT Z— Gig u' being duly sworn 9 declare that I am the owner of property involved in this application and that the foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the in- formation herewith submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Subse.z^ibed and sworn to me this 7„/ u / en _` 'Je G day of 9 196 v?U ,, -,--gam L-C,-= n Npla,i.y Public in and for the State p,f-;G ashington , t.Y Name ame o. ner residing ate 7 i 4440:,..074.4,,=..24, ingress a Address) City) State- e :WI--1-71,44412,2 ZTeleph®ne OFFICE USE ONLY) CERTIFICATION This is to certify that the foregoing application has been inspected by me and has been found to be thorough and complete in every particular and to conform to the rules and regulations of the Planning Department governing the filing of such applica- tion. Date received 3 (/;; 9 196^S Bya CITY OF RENTON • . 1' RENTON, WASHINGTON e. OFFICE OF.CI,TY ATTORNEY: EllJuno11, 1+3b Fi Gerard.M.,hellany CityAtlorney . 9rArthurC.Fj6Ngon,,Ass•i''."City Attorney. 4• ' hf, i ilia ilt fd Y 4Its. lielmic Uolaon City clerk y '' .-'`• City gait 1: , garaton, Weehington o- 1 tk'{ r•.a n ;P` y Re: Resorting o$keman, Men Hod enson and 414 Dickson properties Dealt Be'1rsib: r- il,, We cro.''banding `you harea ltb three stencils for the proposed rezoning, .:,'` s, Crdinanc©s no above-captioned. 1t is suggested that the planning )irector and City •Dyngtneer Proofread the,legsl csrefu* inasmuch as two of., the* a're lz have s p1it reaonings. rY Am, •you can see, we have c fitted' any reference to the conditions`precedent ti. r; . ` imposed by the planning C mieeion and concurred in by the City Council:' ','''. • , V1Fl; r I '_. • 'We have 'heretofore enplained again and again that in our opinion neither ' . lili iI the Planning Coission nor the City Council has a right to impose f I ',:,.,•4onditiooe precedent which would require a property owner, in case of. . i1 manning, to give up property free of cost to the City. The Courts i;,.. have struck down any such' rcquiremente in the peat and undoubtedly would, d, do' so`again if challenged... : . I '; f: on the ocher stand, the property o rner, on a atr.i.etly voluntary 'baa.i8:y[, • ' ' w``' 1 ,. i iia,wi'llin to dedicat© sore right o£ way, either outright t Y'i' • B d . by CAfl6PII18l3t to the Cit there cer anal w u,d ber"x" ` y, r t y o no objection to accepting s "ate tkeerw,.oftox,adokating an Ordinance resenin$ the property if such •reanni>ng, ,. tip i0 • it.; .t tc ':beat interest of tie City and in compliance with its Ordiaanc s , •. • y x.;•^,•' •.Thereafter the: deeds could then be recorded by the City Clerk. fir f lie,' do':not: believe that. it to tioseible, from a .practical standpoint, to get s banding company to'ieaua' a band covering maintenance of landscaped i F'.s' ,` ',.'itoprove>aenta. We have run into this prbblcm before end no bonding coipany t"" seems to' be in a .position'to cover this types of a condition since it is'•:', 4.0 too 'indefinite to be enforced. There,seemed to be no standard. Tat, 04. hicb would meta3bliah the kind of. maintenance the Planning Department . c Y: boa isx. lei tad r lt'''';;;t;, fr 'Again ye would recommend ,that any of these so-called conditions impoesd 1 by. the Planning Commission should be contained in a proper ,ordinance at t ++ t i• if YJti1.P,l Y. r: tax •,';.= a.ft,• 1• Y'<..t4i'.J"' it °.i5 h•.'. which t o the.CitY...theo.,coq, ed o rc the pro i ti to o he'•ord•i a rii +P,.:', A.. ,I uld Gug$ a e''h e done m ea the a thatr: g8 4. t. e 'have v Q vit in t.,' t t ' ha'' r,.,. ` `,. P G s£ Q :.s `con id r an' induetrie3: park' type or iinr nv6::.. 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N s 'G:.:rard '. .Sbdil cn Cityv t tC4I L'8 u' VAaT 1 1!r146t .''. 1 t i x¢. 1 • ,:• art ii.1i•J•ti r#:'Ci i s' y i.. 4 a i` r' y • yIv' }' 7fl v f 8 ff'W'• tr•t'. R.•,.1f 5ia S o{{.a 4,.p.:('i1 .'l.mil f{•.."\•• err :f i.•:fia' '"}k!,' e d ',. 'i ' n•y, • -• r. 5i' r" Vic:,• Pii" p yi ' q' .1 P°.'Cr f.; u I„i' 1i.Fi'. V islt 3 l•y-.• i.'; is fs`•1'=';'a'; I1r ,! •hi,1, t•.i' , ' 'f?x •,f,•,' ICY r < 1 • C .'4" t'''"''!'"Y:F: Vt.rr.`-9,tad G y, , ',;. ,.G L.• The undersigned, R o:p,'DykerriaxI;'_a.'" ola. 'I'. .Dy-ern to afire the owners 'o£ te:r,ur , `;'- the following dese"r'ibe(1 'real , rop e t . s, uated in'the City'of Renton, Coi.,n1yPPy;i: r. of King, State of Waslungtozi: LThe south'Ifive 'hundred' (500) feet of,the following described, • property. Theeast '393. 5 .feet of the'northwest one-quarter of the . - , northe.a.st oa e cluarte:r of ,Section 36, To:,vnship ?3 i\iorth, -Range CI): 117,1 •• East,a st, ''i. M. lying south of Drainage Ditch accordingto S. C; a. Cause No. 329121; less County Road. L.w'a:* :.;t;..._.,,.-. <-a ..-,.. . . _ ._ .,...._ .... . ._„-, _z:Y..,,n......0 ,.qw. f.[„- - w........ 3•',,t5'. _....-„-.:._ _.. ..., .nh-'.; .., s- __,...w-.._. The oivne:;rs,,- -R,oe and'T,ola V,,-;,P,ty'» ean, desire to' tnd;hereby establish. ' generael rest c•onctition:,i-and p'.otc:c:two cov:emmnt with regard to the - a 4vc described rheal, oroperty, a.•s tol:,l,,dWs: 1, Set Backs: do sturctures, -build;ings, or storage shall be permitted or located (a) within-sixty .(60) feet ^-of;the`property line` adjacent to South 180th • Street and (b) within twenty (20) feet'of the.prope.rty.line adjacent to the east ' • , or west boundaries. c ce t for fence g ir t.:i.ch may he:.located alone the linos _ Out net. within s-.*th (60) feet of the pro;per,ty line djacorit to South 1.20th. Street, w:. LandscapedAreas: The' First twenty'(2Qk feet adjacent to the sOl:i.lLandscapedt property line (South 180th Street) ,and.,--.the 'first ten (10) feet adjacent to the east ;.nd- - j't: 1').i'^O)t;,',.L'ty lines si;lall bk.';'land:.sc 1.ped awl ma'int:-1 i.L1(?!i as lart',i.C;rar^u d, tc. np. 4t'} 4(2:3i 'naled l(`,iler-stJ:i'ui v cluck Llj,U 0.1),Ci utility r6C4,-.u.5,, way,,, Tile ':'L.n1amclt;)1' of'•the >iel; back,aicas_ that aro of required to 1-if-4.) la.ndscapec" may 1.-)c utilized for oil st-reet pa.-aking'pn'poses. 3, Storage: The' outside storage oof ,enaterials, construction eclui,prze!1t, supplies and containers shall be perrziitted within. the builclable area of the above described property, ortp i-de 'si,tcli storagea:J c a. .;c;l-caerled from all, i1ej7.Ice nt l rope'r","y_;.l'i,ii.,Fi li-t`,';;lL'wa,.1EMQI''ILv:.0w ohri,e Li.e,'ing fence not !C',sri thin (-:?ght.' 8) feet nor more than ten (10) feet in height. 4. 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CL. ); , . i• ''. e .n.inon tt0nez3:'a' VT.,. , ..`, •:•_`:'. 4 d`_o.f, ici:al e c t, ,a fr xicr'.the •da, and year in:S zYav 'lan•d an o,`e.E h r p t.,_... , c. this. c.s '.•#:iii cat c above i.it:ten, i J ,,..S 7 1 7,t r.: r i7. ?Tl'k1S1Ct.,s,' 1:'!C,•,,7 .,. ldtlrg tlt. 4 l• 1f'd" l-ai st ai qti;e,77 ii;"r [ f.. h•i'Tlti VGA 1•lU •FAUE9t.e 1 ' r5'8 68 QUIT' CLAIM DEED ' THIS ,INDENTURE WITNESSETH That we . 1 Ae +y 2:u v of King. County State of Washington far_and in consideration-of the sum:of One ($1000) Dollar to us in hand paid•and in further^ . ' consideration of the general public welfare and the special•benefits "accuring to is 4 'therefrom: do by"these presents grant, convey and quit-claim to the City of Renton, a municipal' c.orporation of the State of Washington, for -street,. alley and any other ublic .uses and purposes,. the followinglots, pieces and. parcels of land l in anadpp. p .. y g ' co being in 'said King County, State of Washington, and described as .follows: The south 20 feet of the following described property: The east 393 feet of the northwest one-quarter of the northeast one-quarter of Section 36, Township 23 North, Range 1_1. East, WeM% lying south of Drainage Ditch according to S0Co Cause No; 32912; less County Road, 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 forever4 WITNESS`ETH our hands and seals this day o.f' 19_2_1_5 O SEAL) 7---- t---e-a— _Z i • I2f. (2,01.44, (SEAL) , . WITNESSES: STATE OF WASHINGTON) ss COUNTY OF KING I, ERARD M. S3.1E .I tS a Notary ublic in and for the said State,- do hereby certify that or-his k day of , ------l9!,:_ ' , personally , appeared before me k,0- J.1i (.r,...c•-.., - C, (5,- c.. 1. _0/ Iie.,-_,c- to me knovm to be the i dividualt, described in and who execute he"within instrument, and acknowledge that ei signed and sealed the same as A--1 free and voluntary act 'and deed., for the uses and purposes ,therein mentioned:. IN WITNESS WHEREOF., I have, he eunto set me hand and af_rixed my official seal the day and year 'i.iz `.Uh ,ce:rti f:Coate .t cru t above written.' e( L. e x` I'..-Notary Public and . er, the State of Washington E - H . k.. .,i e Re sidiri' at 1s`` , ih said County., ear, t ffes90l,t1- - Filo -for Rem' 19G.- ,Y V Vrypi19,1,r Mintites of the Renton City Council Meeting 6-1 4-6E. COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS OLD BUSINESS: (cont.) Councilman Poll, Chairman of the Light and Power Committee, reported that the problem regarding lighting of the ballfield on a team participation basis was referredtotheParkBoard. The original request from the Athletic Commission recommended that the City assume energy costs for the little league games which approximate cost of 600.00 had been suggested to be funded from the executive budget in previous discussion. The present recommendation is for the City to assume one-half of the costs of the LibertyParklightingenergyanticipatedtobeapproximately $500.00 to $600.00 and it was movedbyPoll, seconded by Schellert, to refer this recommendation to the Ways and Means Committee. Carried. Mayor Custer reported to the Council that the State has now agreed to limit the City's share in construction costs on the North Renton Interchange to $400,000.00 which amount was approved by the voters for funding of the project by G- 0. Bonds on the February ballot last year. The State had determined Renton's share based on right-of- way acquisition costs. The estimate droved somewhat below the actuaLprogrammed cost but the City was not favorable to assume costs above those which had been determined to be required for submitting to vote of the people. Confirmation has been received that the City's share will be limited to the $400,000.00. Mayor Custer expressed than s on behalf of the City to Representatives Garrett and Grant who helped in great measure to solve the problem and also to Mr. Leonard A. Sawyer, House of Representatives,Highway Committee.Upon inquiry, City Engineer Wilson anticipated bid call, according to the State HighwayCommission, in July and it was hoped to see some activity yet this year, The State willhandledesignofourportionandanylandtheCityisabletoacquireinthearea1I_i_.= be made available to the State for the project. The total cost was expected to be in excess of $1,300,000.00. July 15, 1966 was target date for completion of Maple Valley Y toLongacresportion. Perry inquired whether the plans were now complete for the project and Mayor Custer replied that we have the final plans designating where the -interc'._a:::.gewillbesituated. Mr. Lou Weisman addressed the Council at this time requesting those persons who will be considering construction of a covered grandstand to turn the project down and consider prior to the Liberty Park project some recreation halls in the Highlands the present recreation centers being deemed too small to accommodate the children who are now residing in the area. NEW BUSINESS: Councilman Schellert announced a meeting of the Ways and Means Committee on June 15th with the Park Board in the Park Director's office. Councilwoman Dahlquist, Chairman of the Legislative Committee,called attention to theGer.1 Roads Association neeting in Bellingham, September 15-16 and 17th and it was recom- mended that any Resolutions which may be proposed be submitted at an early date. Councilman Delaurenti reported that the Fire and Water Committee referral regarding water pressures had been discussed with the Engineering Department and that the water department has assurred some relief within a week or ten days. This is in the McKnight Heights area and Mayor Custer reported that pressure reducers had been in- stalled, and an 8 inch line serving the area is inadequate, especially at this time of year when lawns are watered and certain times of the day during maximum usage. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS: Law and Ordinance Chairman, Vern Morris, submitted a letter which was read by Clerk from the City Attorney advising that Ordinances regarding rezoning of Dykeman,Mencias, Hokenson and Dickson properties do not contain any reference to the conditions precedent imposed by the Planning Commission and concurred in by the Council, as neither has a right to impose conditions precedent which would require a property owner, in cases of rezoning, to give up property free of cost to the City. The Courts have struck do-n1 any such requirements in the past and undoubtedly would do soagain if challenged. ir, on the other hand, the property owner, on a strictly voluntary basis, is willing to dedicate some right-of-way either outright or by easement to the City there certainly would be no objection to accepting same and thereafter adopting a rezoning Ordinance IfsuchisinthebestinterestoftheCity. It was recommended that a proper ordinance beadoptedatwhichtimetheCitycanenforceprovisions, and that the Planning Commission consider an industrial park type ordinance which would undoubtedly regulate any facetsnowbeingconsideredbymeansoftheconditionsprecedent. Based on present recommenda- tions there is no legal way the City could enforce the various conditions in event thePropertyownersfailtocomply. 6-- Minutes of the Renton City Caftan Meeting 6-14-65. ORDIMANCtS,AND RESOLUT/ONSI Councilman Morris repotted that the taw and Ordinance COMMittee has three proposed' Ordinances regarding rezones Ot property td Which City Attorney 8hallan had referred and the Committee wished to refer are tilt the edOneil ter deeilion as to whether they sba:4 be placed on first reading. Moved by Poll, seconded by Perry, to Oldee the Ordinances on titst reading. Mr. Perry reealled that last week when the todneil voted in coheutrenee with the Planning Commission recommendations it was under the impression they were going to Vote on the Ordinances and not hold them up for any conditions the Planning Commission had iMpoted. the passage was urged with the Planning Commission to impose the conditions it they den. The pending motion Was etried. Dahlquiet opposed. the taw and Ordinance demMittee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton Washington changing the toning clasaification of certain .ptOpertie* within the City of Renton from General Clat*ifidation biattiet (I) to MeaVy Indatty :041) and itight industry L-l) respectively. ()tee bylokMan & ttelVine Minolta ptepettY) The City tletktetid the docu Moved by Delaurenti, lectinded by Polil to refer the propoeed. Ordirlanoe to the iltand' Ordinance Committee for receMmendation, Dahlquisit .stated the Committee has a teem.. mendation to do what the City Attorney had written, Moved by Garrett, seoonded by Petry, to amend the motion to place the proposed Ordinance en second end final reading, Mayor Custer ruled this amendment out of order it being contrary to the original SttOti# Delaurenti stated the recommendetion Should come from the law and Ordinance Committee as to whether for or against and Morrie replied that the Attorney's communication pretty clearly states what position the council on take and he did not feel that three committee members should decide whether the ordinance is proper or not. Perry stated that the City Attorney advised last week that it the Cowell carried threaghvith recommendations of the Planning Commission regarding restriction' it was acting illegally and by referring it back to the Law and Ordinenee temaittee it did notalterthe situation. Garrett stated that the 'property owners came at their own free 'will per City Attorney's letter, and make any conciliiationt 'Oh deeding any property or-uske any agreements the;want end none of this is binding upon the remote. The Council voted to rezone and that is the only thing before the council at the preient time; whether this is a good rezone or nGto Schellert advised that the temmisaten. did not feel this is good zoning under present conditions and it properly Should be referred to the taw and Ordinance Committee or perhaps to the Planning Committee. inquiry WOO made as to whether problems had arisen heretofore by reason of property owners not fulfilling conditions, ' Planning Director Jensen stated that in all instances the people are willing to proceed as requested, other- wise the Commission would not recommend the rezone hut the offers had been voluntary on the part of the property owners. All conditions and requests made for setbacks on certain streets establishment of the uses and landscape were such as might be contained in an industrial park zoning and the people realize the requirements are suitable for the area and some are in the process of preparation of the necessary' documents as agreed, and perhaps the matter should be held therefor, Trimm recalled the attorneye ruling of illegality to put restrictions on property when rezoning.fielelt Planning Commissions tepommendation to restrict before rezoning is out of order. The motion intent, as made last week ie for rezone and if the people voluntarily agree to any restrictions, it is well, Only one instance of non-compliance was recalled, City Attorney Sheller" advised that the Planning Coon and Council have a right to impose restrictions but these have to be esteblished by ordinance by amending Heavy Industry portion of the Ordinance, saying from now.on they should have setbacks, etc, in lieu of trying to enforce any laws that have not been adopted, The question was called for and the pending motion to refer to the Law and Ordinance Committee was subsequently carried. The Committee presented a proposed- Ordinnce of the City of Renton, Washington changing the zoning Classification of certain property' within the City orRenton from General Classifipatinn district (G-7200) to dustiness District (B-1) and Residential District (R4)0 which was read by the Clerk. Moved by Perry, seconded by Pedersen, that the Ordinance be placed on second and final reading. Moved by Schellert, seconded by Pon, to refer the proposed ordinance to the and Ordinance Committee. tarried. (Mark Mokenson & Leroy.Hokenson property) The Committee presented a proposed Ordinance of the City of Renton changing the zoning classifiCation of certain properties wtihin the City of Repten from general classi- fication ,district (0$-1) to Trailer Park (T-1) (Prew' Diekson prOpeity), which was read by the City Clerk. Moved by Schellert, seconded by Polio to refer the proposed ordinance to the Law and Ordinance Committee. Carried. 7- r `... .. . . .., ._.„ .„... . ... Funs:7 :1+65 3.-. RCM D-Y .E? .A'N:tot $1LV11)10-ivit ICIAS) 'A•PF'i -..1\TOi 1r-- ::37-•65, :request-for resone.froth C1'to:-184 of prtpe*ty on outh..180th:fit tet between the-4a,et 'Valley...and.the West-Valle ' : - The Flaw un deriirr;ia3sion'`recornix,:ends- reolissif1cis .- ton of-the liropeities_da scribed.in.the rappM sitio from s to.B4 F'.-less.,the south•-5uC:' of'that ;pcaytic n.of the:p pertY... : sbuttl on South;,i3Qtli Street. .The 'Orornieefoii rceosninends; - : that'the 'south :500';of the,Property.Shutting upon $cititti'1dOt _,li:= . Sheet he resclaara iFied.£rom Q tn' 4 i. Thar propertyN.owners agreed to r, i s the'.f*1lowing•.stan»•=,- dads._upon the properties prior to reolaesifka tiont 6u ba a"bettinctce along_SoutUi.l8oth.£trt t'with:. , hid'.• sSid tye.rdi ailo ti a +st+:st:arm west.p'ropaertyy•liiie a. with-provision.: within area ', stbac ,,for'. ndecapi . a,_ei:'the .iSouth.' ODa-.ind.over the • ; . . east and west.10'. Of-the-prcpertiea,tobe.,..cla.el ied to,..L4. : : T he ownere further ak,i eed t+ the,posting of a bonds to_in. ,, • i - - iture,establishment of landacapin&_at' t a time b4ildinii:permits ate applied got' or• issued-on; the L-.:1.portior The owners:-..fur.:. •", - i haw s,reed to.de4ioat.t* .or. reserve by eaecznent-tie. srok,ith h,Or . of the sprope rty'alrutt g. upon south 48.0th.Street-;far roadway-arid, ; . . -, . ut ty .par^poses. This property, ae iocat+ d;" th.e i cl itir.':off''.:" • th rr uea ar•d' o>is .l ith'' trc t. 4..'.-1v5A K 1 :=KEN (sN: .is .L:T.1WY aoicEIi )N';...;.i-PL. -N(.•. .. 39,: : . 5 '.request for,"rer4one to-B`1..sud`14 fro* .'.?: Ace. The 6nrloa. is'si f 3"eO 7ri,-,,i-e4 f)4i, i c .t ili'i+aatio4. of the.-pro er. •'. • - . ties described in the-iappiicat icn te.• .$a ii 3.,a.s.tvilo, iS;::. The north'Z90' ..of that potUou of t wope;.ty described in:.' the.application iyisa tir:'.fdC.s`rg L3'vth,Anu* S. 03tsnded.Z. They' balance of the property.described the appUcati ink. - ` ciud & that portion:. 3y ".cut_of the ixtension'of_134tli• ivenue S , - . Originally p'ropose4;for'3 4t.: s A.1 7 .'.-. -i.,..'-°,,'..,4,, • 4.1.,..7.-• 4,i„,147,-,4„ Pfg: ';:...1'. 1', ii. ilAi'•'I, I , I I t.' -i. ' ;,•r.14' i - i , 414,1 Rentoev the Jet Transport Capital of the World e.,:f tk4,,4,; ,7,i;..,.: 12/ ' ' Viki i tiF PLANNING DEPARTMENT 015 7,44' ' ' , N,,,,,i,,, ,4 e', • .,, .A.,:it 5"..V.,,41',& i 16 RENTON ENTERPRISE -:-- Wed., May 12. 1965 LEGAL NOTICE ,.,, ; LEGAL NOTICE ,,, •. ',,';',;:: , NOTICE OF' %: ; '' -','. along said Drainage Ditch'.', PUBLIC HEARING ' ',' to a 'point S 3'49' west RENTON PLANNING fromv" point of beginning COMMISSION '... '"'... ' ' thence N 3'49' east 923., RENTON, WASHINGTON - .',. 69' to the point,of begil-0;', i,. , , . P.,•1''. ,:,,,' ,' A public hearing will be held : ning;A4, ', 7 •. , by the Renton Planning Corn-' : Beginning at the NE car, of::-, Mission at its regular meeting :.-' the NW I of the NEI of Sec in the Council Chambers, City tion •'36, Twp. 23, N, R .1`:''','::, Hall, Renton,' Washington, on Fast' W.M.; thence West'':. May-26, 1965 at 8;00 p.m., toi-.i 6128,47"; thence south 3'491.V.^',. consider a petition for Re zones'-':' 1 , w e s t 747.9'; I h e n c w,,,,. and Preliminary Plat. . '' . ::•,..' SWesterly 40'; thence south.'„ FOLI...OWING. DESCRIBED i.\ 60'.,,to center of Drainage 5''''''-:PROPERTY: ', 7 Ditch accord.,to S.C, Cause PRELIMINARY PLAT: ,No. 32912 thence- north; ; LAKE VIEW PARK NO. 2 , .,,':, easterly along center of said LEGAL DESCRIPTION , : ' -Drainage Ditch to the 'east ',,,, That portion of the.S4 of l'., line of the NW-4 of the NE ; ' the 'NI of the SW* of the ..'•,4 'thence north to the begin-:.:, SW I of Sec. 7, Tn. 23N.,;'' ;--Y, ning. r R.5E., W.M., in King Colin-, '''''2., .nn G-7200 to B-1: ty, Washington lying west of 7 • The NW 4 of the NWf off.'''q, the following described line':-lt,''.,,- Section 10, -Twp.7.23'N, 1,1:,• Beginning at a point on the ';':i.:,, 5... E, W.M., EXCEPT thet,,,,, •,, „ 4, south line of said subdivision. ..:'' 'south 833' thereof and LESS lying S.;88'3 1'3.5" E. along ., ,,; county Road. : , -,--t4.-,' --.'fr't1`-said south line 4.96 41 ft • -.' FOLLOWING DESCRIBED, from the southwest corner' 'PROPERTY: From CS-1 to T-14', s' ,' ' thereof; thence N. 244'33'14" ., •(Trailer Park) ' -%.: W. .374.50 ft. to a point on ,3. Beg, at point 350' w of in- 4., the north line of said sub- '',. tersection of N. Marginal r'division and the end of line Road No. '10 et W margin ! description, lying S. 139'05',,F;4;, of C. D. Hillman's -Earling-,•'', 513" E. along the North linef,, ;... ton Gardens No: 1, thence IL , of said subdiviiion•337.02 ft.: , N to the, intersection -of S: from the northwest corner margin of ;Hwy. VIA 405 thereof, LESS the west 30 ::,- ,thence 'Easterly along said ft. AND LESS the east 110 , S. margin to the westerly ft of the west 140 ft. of the:: :.• ,..margin ,Of Drainage District sciuth`.160 ft., therebf. :4; .... ..''' : No. .1, thence southeasterly',:y corn G to H-1: , ',i ' ''' ':', , Along said, westerly margin A: The east 3931' of the NW A''' ' of Drainage Dist. No.':1 to of the,NEi of Section 36,i', ;, an !intersection ' with: west' Twp. 23N, R 4 E. W.M., : 4 Margin of C. D. Hillinen'ci•'.•,', 4 : .:,, lying, 'south of Drainage ' ' Earlington Gardens No.- li' ' Ditch, according '[to S.C. Any and all persons inter- l' •.$ Cause No. 32912; lesa.','ested or objecting to said:Re- County Road. .rit .' : - zones '8c Prelim, Plat are itil...., 43,, Beg. , at a point, 881.37, , vited to be present at the Plam,,, west of the NE cor, of the ning Commission meeting' onNW 'of the NEk of Sec. , May;2,6, ;1.965 at,890 p.m., to 36. Twp. TA N. R 4 east . voice their-protest or objection W.M.; 'thence 'east 252.9'; , to'same. thence' south 3 949' 'west ' JAMES DENZER,.. , ' ', ,.,... . ,. 7 •,...', 747.90'v thence SWesterlY'„ + ' 'Secretary', '•., .;,, 4 ' 40' thence S 39491 west 60'. . 'Renton Planning .,,',.•";!. , to Drainage Ditch accord, • 'Commission.' ',', ';':',, , , ing tO S.C.', Cause' No 4 ' ,Pupiabeti in The Rentonv En 32912 :. thence SWeefei1jr.';.'1, tern3e, May'12, 1965,i 1 .