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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAC - 11th Pl N/Renton Highlands BEGINNING 1 OF FILE FILE TITLE kiteit VaAlir# ttenXi //1*.2. 7/. 5, / v, 60 • October 3, 1961 City Planning Commision J. David Jensen, Planning Director Gentlemen: The Planning Commission in the regular meeting Wednes- day, September 27, 1961, requested a report on the conditions incidental to approval for the vacation of llth Place North, Renton Highlands. In response to this request, please be informed that Ordinance No. 1830 granting the street vacation, has in Section I, a condition requiring the improvement of 12th Place. The Ordinance does not stipulate however, that the street improvement shall be constructed prior to the building construction. Attached are the Planning Commission minutes of March 23, 1960; City Council minutes and a letter from the Planning Director correcting the Planning Commission minutes. Jam . Highton Su t. f Buildings COPY April 5, 1960 Honorable Mayor Baxter and Members of the City Council Gentlemen: At their last regular meeting of March 23, 1960, the Renton Planning Commission took the following actions as numbered in their minutes: (2) Recommended to the City Council the vaction of llth Place North from llth Avenue North to K Street with the condition that 12th Place North between llth Avenue North and 12th Avenue North be improved. Planning Commission Secretary Gerald Cordell advises:me that while the improvement of K Street between 12th Avenue North and Sunset Boulevard is considered desirable by the Commission it was not intended to be a condition of the above vacation and the Planning Commission minutes are erroneous in listing it as a condition of said vacation. (6) Recommended to the City Council the granting of a vari- ance to Mr. Theodore Hill to allow him to build a 6-foot fence to within 50 feet of the front property line on the south side lot line of his property at 1227 0 Street. Very truly yours, Don Humble Planning Director DH:pc RENTON CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING May 10, 1960 The regular meeting of the Renton City Council was called to order by Mayor Joe R. 3axrer at 8:30 p.m. ROLL CALL: GARRETT,s DULLAHANT, RE ID, MALGAR I N 1 , P I NKERTON, V.I ETZKE,CLYMER,, TRINM, ALIMENT, DELAUR NT1 and POLL:, Moved by Pinkerton,, seconded by Vietzke, that absent Councilman Bruce be excused. Carried, OFFICIALS AND DEPARTMENT HEADS PRESENT: Vern H. Mor'ris, City Clerk, Dorothea Gossett, City Treasurer, Gerard Sheilan., City Attorney, Arthur Haugar1, Assistant city Attorney, Vern Church, Purchasing•Agenty Don Humble.,, Planning Dir- ector, Marvin Schroeder Superintendent of Utilities, AI Simonson, Comptroller, Ang Busatoj, Chief of Police, Floyd Lawrence, Fire Chie-'r and James Denzer, Chairman, Planning Commission, Moved by Poll, seconded by Malgarini., that the minutes of the previous meeting be approved,.as written. Carried. APPLICATIONS FOR PERMITS AS SUBMITTED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT BUILDING PERMITS: NUMBER AMOUNT NAME ADDRESS TYPE OF WORK 5871 52,000.00 Reeves Const. Co. 820 nH" Street Erect 8 Plex 72 100.00 Don Dvorak 1426 "H" Street Erect Fence 73 100,00 George B. Douglas 10031-116th S.E. Foundation for res. 74 10,000.00 Harry W. Haroldson 1218 Shattuck So. Residence with gar. 5875 100,00 Adele Morgan 423 Park Street Erect Fence 76 2?5,00 Frank D. Zappalo 2110-8th Ave, No. Install Driveway 77 16,000,00 John H. Dietz 914 "L" Street Erect Residence 78 12,000.00 Lewis H. Purcell 3209-11th Ave. No. Erect Residence 79 1,200.00 Teckla R. Green 3509-6th Place N. Carport & Storage 5880 115.00 Allen Wehrer 12616-88th Ave. S. Rewire Residence PLUMBING AND HEATING PERMITS: 3640 ----- Wesley Busch 354 Sunset Blvd. Plumbing Fixtures 41 Reeves Const. Co. 838 "H" Street Plumbing Fixtures 42 Reeves Const. Co.. 844, "IHO Street Plumbing Fixtures 43 Nick Puhich 424 Langston Place Plumb.-Gas install. 44 Herbert Kindel 3319-12th North Gas installations 3645 Scott McBee 11410 S.E. 97th St. Plumbing Fixtures 46 Dorothy B. Dolan 1330 "H" Street Plumbing Fixtures OPENING OF BIDS: Sewage Lift Station, 7th & Shattuck This being the date set, the following bids were opened and read. BIDDER AMOUNT ALTERNATE Shoreline Construction Company, Seattle $34,177.52, 834,088,32 G. R. Leischner Construction Co., Seattle 34,795.28. 34,686.08 Pacific Mechanical Construction, Inc., Seattle 47,298.16 47,006.96 Moved by Malgarini., seconded by Aliment, that the bids be referred to the Sanitation Committee for recommendation. Carried. HEARING: Vacation of 11th Place North from Ilth Avenue North to "K" Street This being the date set, the hearing was opened. The Clerk read the route sheet and communication from the Planning Commission recommending said Vacation. Discussion followed regarding relation of said vacation to future development of the area and street conditions in general. Moved by Pinkerton, seconded by Vietzke., to concur in the recommendation <J' of the Planning Commission, granting. the Vacation with condition that 12th Place between 11th Avenue North and 12th Avenue North be improved by the developers requesting the Vacation. Carried. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Poli, that the matter be referred to the Ordinance' Committee. Carried. »1. . . _ ' ' HEARING: Assembly of God Church - Appeal re Variance This being the date set, the hearing was opened and the Clerk read, for information, the letter from Merle Shaw, Secretary of the Building Committee, appealing. the recommendation for rejection of the Variance, made due to the lack of sufficient parking facilities.. Discussion. foilowed. regarding requirements under the present Ordinance in regard to parking, after which Mayor Baxter called' for • further comments from 'the floor and a_s there were none inquired as to the will of Council. Moved by Mai_garini,' seconded by Pinkerton, that the Variance be granted, ' Carried. . - Communication from the Superintendent of Utilities was read recommending payment of submitted Voucher on attached Estimate No. I, for work completed to May 20 1960 on Project W-24, 2 M Gallon Highland Reservoir., by G. R. Leischrer Con- struction Company. . Total value of work completed, $ 8,855,20,-plus State Salo Ta:.:,, '4%, 054.21, less 15% retained, 0,381041. Payment due contractor, $7828.090 \ Moved by Delaurenti, -seconded by Poll, that this recommendation be re- `, ferred to the Auditing Committee with Power to Act, Carried. . Communication was read from the Superintendent of Utilities, recommending payment of submitted Voucher on attached Estimate No. 3, for work completed to May 2, 1960 on Project W-18, Tank Footings„ Pipelines and Booster Station., by G. R. Leischne Construction Company. ' Value of work comp l eted, 041., 187, I6,' plus State Sales Tax, . 14%, 01,647.49, less 15% retained, 06,425,19, less previous payments, t18,761.96. Total payment due contractor, 17,647.50.. . Moved by Poll, seconded by Delau renti, that this matter be referred to the . Auditing Committee with Power to Act-, Carried, Communication was read from the State of Washington Joint Fact-Finding Committee on Highways, Streets and Bridges, inviting Council to attend Western • Washington Hearing on June 14, l0:00 aom., Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Washington, • , Letter was read from the Planning Director, certifying that an attached Petition fcr Annexation to the City of Renton had been examined and contained sig- ' - natures of owners of not less than 75% in value according to_the assessed valuation- for general taxation of the property described in said petition. The Clerk read. the Petition, said property being described as follows: Lots I and la., Block 2, C. D. Hiilman's Lake Washington Garden of Eden Division No. 7, as recorded in Volume 16 of Plats, Page 18, Records of King County, Washington, plus that portion of S.E. 80th Street adjacent to said Lot Ion the North, all 'sitter in King County, Washington. . . Moved by Malgarini, seconded by Pinkerton, that May 24, .1960 be set for date of hearing on this Petition. Carried. • :A Memo from the office of the City Attorneys was read along with a communi- cation from Mr. Walter Winters, County Road Engineer, directed to the.Board of County Commissioners,- Seattle, which advised that the legal description of the Bellevue Ordinance No, 372 had been checked and found to be unsatisfactory, said Ordinance being involved in regard to purported annexation.by the City of Bellevue which area appeared to overlap 'on territory heretofore annexed by. the City of Renton. City • attorney Shellanes memo again informed Council it was -the belief of counsel that procedures and-methods employed by the City of Bellevue do not meet with the statu. tory requirements. . APPOINTMENTS: . , Mayor Baxter recommended appointment of a three-man Council Committee to attend a meeting with members 'of the Library Board, the Park Department and three • members of the Planning Commission regarding disposition of the site for proposed library facilities, as follows: Avery Garrett, `harles Delaurenti , and Richard . Johnson.(Councilman-elect) . Moved by Poli, seconded by Aliment, to concur with the recommendation, but to include wording Councilman-elect within the stipulation of appointment. Carri'ed, ' ' ' , • Notice of Claim for Damages was read under signature of Wayne R. 'Parker, of Parker and Borawick, Attorneys for Claimant Eugene Veness= whereby the Veness vehcile struck a mowing machine being towed by a City owned tractor operated by Lawrence Payment, a City employee. ' • • . Moved, by Delaurereti, seconded by Reid, that the matter be referred to the ' City Attorney, Carried, - A communication was read from the office of the City Attorneys accompanied by. a copy of a letter from Pacific Car and Foundry., regarding reinforced paving . of Third Avenue North extension, whereby the arrangements- to' date were acknowledged and ratification assured on forthdoming agreements. -2. , A letter was read from the Honorable Henry M. Jackson, United States Senator, acknowledging Council 's letter expressing support of H.R. 9983, extension of payments in lieu of taxes and assuring active personal support of the measure. Like letters were received from the Honorable Warren G. Magnuson and Honorable Don Magnuson, Due to the large number of persons in attendance, Mayor Baxter inquired as to whether anyone might wish to take the floor at this time. Residents of Talbot Hill made inquiry as to.certain procedures on installation of Talbot Sanitary Side Sewers whereby the principal contractor was concerned and outlining position of the property owners in regard to same and also questioned certain expenditure of FuriLs in regard to a 422,000.00 sum over the contract bid. Jack Wilson, Assistant City ••ngi neer, explained the alternate 'bid awarded on the main trunk line and the 10% contingent factor allowable under such L. I.D. Discussion followed at which time Contractor Romano stated that he had proposed a fixed price for the entire districi which he felt to be reasonable and fair in regard for those deep lines, some of which would need to go down as far as 11Oo 22 feet, and if, as a community project he had been allowed to proceed would have permitted early completion of the sewer installation and likewise early restoration to the streets. However, due to the existing circumstances he would adjust those shallow sewer charges already completed and henceforth affix individual rates applicable to the depth of each sewer on any future installations inasmuch as he would not feel Justified in going back and installing those he had by-passed, at the previously quoted price, after being requested by the City to secure permits and to submit signed agreements with the property owners for any further side sewer construction. After considerable further discussion, Councilman Reid suggested the residents of the district arrange to meet with the contractor to negotiate the side sewer installations. Mayor Baxter stated that if the people felt they should have a meeting with the City, Mr. Romano or others to resolve this problem they should feel free to request same at any time. The Mayor called a recess at this titre. After the recess, the meeting was called to order by Mayor Baxter with. Rol I Call as follows : Garrett, Duilahant, Maigarini, Reid, Pinkerton, Vietzke, Clymer, Trimm, Aliment, Delaurenti, and Polio Mayor Baxter inquired as to whether anyone in the audience had further business to bring before Council and inquiry followed in regard to disposition of the matter of street improvement on K Street from L to M. It was reported that the matter was presently in committee. Mr. Smiley was questioned in regard to agreement between himself and the City in regard to street improvements at time of development in the area, and he outlined the agreements made with the Street and Alley Committee and subsequent improvements which he had made In compliance during his development of the area. After considerable discussion regarding future development of the area and resulting need for street improvements, the matter of 10th Avenue North, which is now barricaded, was brought up. Councilman Dui lahant,reported that the Street and Alley Committee recommendation on this matter is that 10th Avenue North remain barricaded until weather permits oiling and that a four-way stop sign be placed at L Street to eliminate the speeding problem. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poll, that Council concur in the reco- mmendation unti l such time as funds are made avai lable for paving. Carried. • Councilman Delaurenti, Chairman of the Fire and Water Committee, reported in regard to bid award on submersible Pumps, Wells No, 6 and No. 7, and it was the recommendation of the Committee that the contract be awarded to United Construction Company as the low bidder,aeumof r22,5)414214., and further that item (I ), Schedule A and item (6) Schedule B, be eliminated in the total sum Of 0608,00, making the total bid award in the sum of 421,940.24; reason for elimination of items and 6 being that some of 'this work has already been completed. Moved by Vietzke, seconded by Maigarini, to concur in the recommendation of the Fire and Water Committee. Carried. Councilman Garrett requested the date of May 31, 1960 at 8:00 p.m. for the meeting on disposition of the proposed library site property, and also inquired as to Installation meeting of June 6, requesting Mrs. Gossett to take charge of the refreshments which she consented to do. Moved by Del aurenti, seconded by Pinkerton, that cost of saidrefreshments be taken from Legislative Expense Fund. Carried. Councilman Reid requested a meeting of the Street and Alley Committee on Monday, May 16, 1960. Due to the lateness of the hour, a motion was made by Maigarini, seconded by Delaurenti, that the meeting be adjourned and further business continued for one week. Carried. The meeting was adjourned at 11 :00 p.m. -3� `"• RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING March 23,, 1960 MINUTES Members present: James Denzer, Gerald Cordell , Richard Poff, Wes Busch, John Austin, William Trimm, Alden See, Charles McGarrigle, Donald Gouge, Louis Peretti , Mike Lotto and Stan Wilson. Also present was Don Humble, Planning Director. OLD BUSINESS: I . The Secretary read a copy of a letter sent to Bellevue City Council and Planning Commission from Renton Planning Commission relative to annexations of areas be- tween the two cities. Also read was a letter of reply from Mayor Cole of Belle- vue. Mr. Humble stated that a meeting between the two cities has been set for Tuesday, March 29, at 8:00 P.M. at the Renton City Hall to discuss the problems of annex- ations common to both cities. 2}, After discussion by the group of the proposed Vacation of a portion of 11th Place North, Renton Highlands No. 2, Mr. Peretti , Committee Chairman, stated that it. was the recommendation of his committee that Ilth Place North be vacated from Ilth Avenue North to K Street, but that 12th Place North from Ilth Avenue North to 12th Avenue North and K. Street from 12th Avenue North to Sunset Boulevard should be improved prior to such vacation. It was then moved by See, seconded by McGarrigle, that we• concur in the report of the Committee and recommend to the City Council the vacation of Ilth Place North from Ilth Avenue North to. K Street with the condition that both 12th Place North between Ilth Avenue North and 12th Avenue North and Street between 12th Avenue North and Sunset Boulevard be im- proved prior to such vacation. Motion carried, NEW 'BUSINESS: 3. : Secretary Cordell read the route sheet on the petition for rezoning by Edna M.'°'Ristesund and others of Tax Lots 113, 3)4, ?3, 135, '& lj.7, together with Lots 18 & 19, Weed's View Tracts less the westerly 75feet thereof, all in Section 8, Township 23 N., Range 5, E. W._M., from R-I to R-3. . It was, moved by Cordell , seconded by Gouge, that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960, and a committee be appointed to report back at the same time. Motion carried. Committee: Peretti , Chairman, Wilson and Cordell . ' 4. The route sheet was read on the petition for rezoning by the' Calvary Baptist Church of' a 'parcel of land at the southerly side of the church property known -I - as 1014 E Street, from R-I to P-I . After discussion it was moved by Cordell , seconded by Gouge, that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960. Motion carried. Committee: Peretti , Wilson and Cordell . 5. The Secretary read the route sheet on the petition for rezoning by Mrs. George E. Lewis of Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 19, C. D . Hillman' s Earlington Gardens No•. I , from R-2 and A-I to L-1 . After discussion it was moved by Peretti , secon- ded by Poff, to put the matter in the hands of a committee and that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960. Motion carried. Committee: McGarrigle, Chairman, See, Busch and Cordell . 6. Secretary Cordell read the route sheet on the request by Theodore Hill for a Variance to allow him to build a 6-foot fence to within 50 feet of the ,front prop- erty line on the south side lot line of his property at 1227 0 Street. Mr. Cordell stated that Mr. Hill should be granted the Variance for the fence since the owner of property adjoining Mr. Hill 's lot on the north had been granted per- mission for a. similar six-foot fence. It was moved by See, seconded by Austin, to recommend to the City Council the granting of the Variance. The result of the Roll Call vote was as follows: "Ayes"' - Denzer, Gouge, Austin, Busch, Poff, McGarrigle and See. "Nays"' - Wilson, Trimm, Peretti , and Cordell . Motion carried. 7. A motion was made by Austin, seconded by Cordell , to hold up the hearing of the Proposed Plat of Sandee Terrace until the next meeting April 13, 1960. Motion carried. 8. There was discussion relative to the conversion of the King County zoning in • the newly annexed areas of Renton to coincide with the City of Renton zoning Mr. Denzer suggested that a meeting be held by the Planning Commission as a Whole to work on this problem. 9. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Gerald Cordell , Secretary -2- RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES April 13, 1960 Members present: William Trimm, Gerald Cordell ,, Wes Busch, Don Gouge, Mike Lotto, Stan Wilson, James Denzer, Louis Peretti , Dick Poff, John Austin and Alden See. Also present was Don Humble, Planning Director. I . The minutes of the meeting of March 23, 1960 were read by the Secretary, Mr. Cor- dell , also a copy of a letter from Don Humble to the City Council . It was moved by Peretti , seconded by Busch, that the minutes be appproved as corrected in the letter to the City Council . Motion carried. 2. The hearing opened on the Edna M. Ristesund rezoning of Tracts 18 & 19, Weed's View Tracts, according to plat thereof recorded in Vol . 38, Page )I)I, Records of King County, Washington, from R-1 to R-3. The Secretary read the route sheet and Mr._ Denzer asked if there were any written or oral protests. There were none. Mr. Peretti , Chairman of the Committee, stated that his committee was not prepared to make a report at this time and asked for an extension of time before making a recommendation. During the discussion that followed Mr. Humble stated that one owner of property in this area, namely the Calvary Church, had not signed the petition but that he would sign for the church upon getting sanction from the Church Board. It was then moved by Peretti , seconded by Lotto, that the hearing 'be closed, but that final action be deferred until the next meeting, pending the report of the Committee. Motion carried. 3. The hearing opened on the petition for rezoning submitted by the Calvary Baptist Church of property at 1014 E Street, as described in the petition, from R-1 to P-I . The route sheet was read by the Secretary. The Committee composed of Mr. Peretti , Chairman, Mr. Cordell , and Mr. Wilson, expressed unanimous approval of the rezoning of the subject property from R-I to P-i . it was then moved by Trimm, seconded by Gouge, that we accept the Committee's report and recommend to the City Council the rezoning and that a Variance for parking be granted. Motion carried. LI.. The hearing opened on the rezoning petition of Mrs. George Lewis, Lots 3, La, 5, 6 and 7, Block 19 of the C. D. Hillman's Earlington Gardens No. 1 , from R-2 and A-I to L-I . The route sheet and the Committee report were read by the Secretary. After discussion it was moved by Gouge, seconded by Busch, to concur in the Com- mittee report and recommend to the City Council the rezoning of this property. Motion carried. Mr. Cordell , a member of the Committee, voted no on the rezoning. 5. The hearing on the Proposed Plat of Sandee Terrace, continued from last meeting, reopened. The members of the Commission inspected the map of the plat showing the corrections and recommendations of the City Engineer's office and the Super- intendent of Utilities in regard to streets and utility lines. After discussion it was moved by Peretti , seconded by Trimm, that the hearing be continued for two weeks and that the portion of Southeast 99th Street shown on the Plat be widened to 60 feet. Motion carried. NEW BUSINESS: 6. Secretary Cordell read a letter, referred to Planning Commission by the City Council , from the Assembly of God Church requesting a Variance to extend the third floor of their new church building another 2,806 square feet in order to get a grourd level entrance on 90th Avenue South. The route sheet was read with -1- • the comments of Building Superintendent, Walt Will and Planning Director, Don Humble. Discussion followed and it was then moved by Peretti , seconded by Gouge, that the matter be placed in the hands of a committee to report back. Motion carried. Committees Austin, See and Lotto. 7. The rezoning petition of Fred Akers & Roy Goodwin was sumbitted. The Secretary read the route sheet and members inspected the map of the area. It was then moved by See, seconded by Gouge, that this matter be placed in the hands of a committee to report back, and a hearing be,set for April 2'7, 1960. Committees Gouge, Chair- man, Lotto, Busch and Wilson. 8. A petition for Special Permit, submitted by Wi ! 6iam Reeves Construction Company, was presented and read by the Secretary. It was then moved by Per•etti , seconded by Cordell , to place it in the hands of a committee and that a hearing be set for April 27, 1960. Motion carried. Committee: Busch, See, Poff and Trimm. 9. The Vacation of the West side of Rainier Avenue from Renton Avenue North for ap- proximately 480 feet, referred to the Planning Commission by the City Council , was discussed by the members. It was then moved by Gouge, seconded by See, that a committee look into the matter and report back at the next meeting. Motion carried. Committee: Gouge, See, Austin and Conde' . 10. The Secretary read a letter from Mr. Gene Coulon, Park Superintendent for the Park Board and a letter from Mr. Coulon to the Library Board dated July 23, 1959. Com- missioner Peretti presented the following resolution which was read in full and 'cons ideredo WHEREAS, the Renton Library Board last year proposed construction of a new Library at the site of the old Library in Liberty Park and, WHEREAS, the area controlled by the Library Board was considered inadequate and as a result thereof the site was enlarged by the addition of that parcel of property now occupied by a furniture store and certain Park Department property and, WHEREAS, the enlarged site was still inadequate and this resulted in the de- signed building being excessive in cost and the proposed bond issue for construc- tion of said building being rejected by the voters and, WHEREAS, it is apparent that good planning dictates that another site be chosen for a new Library, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED: ( ! ) That Park Department property included in the proposed Library development be returned to the Park Department for development and, (2) That the parcel occupied by the furniture store be assigned to the Park Department for eventual development. After discussion it was regularly moved by Peretti , seconded by See, that the fore- going resolution be adopted as read. Motion carried. • OLD BUSINESS: 11 . Mr. Humble displayed a copy of a topographical model which was inspected and discussed by the members of the Commission. It was then moved by Peretti , seconded by Cordell , that Mr. Humble obtain information on prices and that he arrange a meeting with representatives of the firm who makes the models to meet with Planning Commission as a Whole at 9:00 P.M. April 27, 1960. Motion carried. 12. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at GO: 15 P.M. Gerald Cordell , Secretary James Denzer, Chairman -3- ),, , INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date May II. 1960 From: Office of the City Clprk Departmental. Account No, Councilman Vietzke, Chairman To:. Ordinance Committee Expenditure Account No. Message: Referral: of City ounci 1 Meeting of May 10, 1960 for Ordinance Vacation of 11th Place North from Ilth Avenue North to K Street with condition that 12th Place between Ilth Avenue North and 12th Avenue North be improved. VHM/dm • , . , , Renton News Record, Inc. Renton, Wash. • PROOF OF PUBLICATION : NOTICE::OF ' .:1*,v PUBLIC HEARING- This is a copy of your ' RENTON CITY COUNCILS ;t Rentdn, Wash' gton - Notice of Public Hearing.., -' A.Public Hearing✓Ube held• ,by the Renton- City Council atl as it appeared for the first time this week. their regular meeting in the'I. 1 Council Chambers, City Hall; It will bepublished on the followingdate ' Renton,.-on°May 10;.;1960, at 8:001 ¢' 'p.m. to' &insider a'petition for i April 14,- 1960 vacation of street at the follow-I• ;big described property: -• - ' 1 ! 11th Place North from 11th Avenue North to K Street ' and any and all personsinter- Immediately following the last insertion ested or objecting to said Vaca-1 the affidavit of publication will be de- ' 'tion of street are invited to bej livered to your office. i ;present at the Renton City! ? Council meeting on Way 10, 1960, Cost of notice / X J y'--words-- at 8 p.m: to voice their protest o r objection to same.: at the regular statutory rate, will be • VERN H. NIORRIS; � • ` City Clerk-: $-- 0 Date Of-'publication: April 14,� 1960.- ' . • THANK YOU! ' We are pleased to' have this opportunity of serving you • i and hope that you will favor • • us with your next publication. _ r' April 5, 1960 Honorable Mayor Baxter and Members of the City Council Gentlemen: At their last regular meeting of March 23, 1960, the Renton Planning Commission took the following actions as numbered in their minutes: (2) Recommended to the City Council the vacation of Ilthb Place North Jfro Il Avenue North to K Street with the condition that 12th Place Northth between Ilth Avenue North and 12th Avenue North be improv d. 1 c..,,X.. .0 • n Plannin, Commission Secretary Gerald Cordell advises me that while t e improvement of K Street between I2th Avenue North and Sunset Boulevard is considered desirable by the Commission it was not intended to be a condition of the above vacation and the Planning Commission minutes are erroneous in listing it as '\a condition of said vacation. (6) Recommended to the City Council the granting of a Vari - ance to Mr. Theodore Hill to allow him to build a 6-foot fence to within 50 feet of the front property line on the south side lot line of his property at 1227 0 Street . Very truly yours, Don Humble Planning Director DH:pc •� l _ - _•-_ r _. M*rye,.-`Y �..-..•Y-{ •y.l•..•W.T..W,ly,•,-. _ „ _"— • . jcP3v ORDINANCE NO. ' AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITE OF RSN ON, WASHII GTON; VACATING A PORTION OF 1?TN ma KO TH, RENT ON HIGHLANDS, LC&T 7 IN TILE CITY OF REN ON, KING COUNTY, wASHING'1KDM. - WHEREAS, a proper petition for the vacating of a portion of a certain street, as hereinafter more partioolady described, was duly filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton on or about Pebruary 10, 1940, signed byy a7,l of the openers of the property abutting upon Said portion de the street sought to be v eceated, Vaith petition wan rt?i.:a_1 n regv lar meeting of the City cnmc i "1t y °p-:c:r:{ 7 wolved that a public hearing be hold bn 03-1dd Pet.ttion and the Vacation of a portirre of said street and the 10th day of May, l (U), '*07fp'' 'Fro,,. , ftmnd 02 t: En 441„.l-x: o! 1/0n 7im; ^.T? m arms the City Clerk boo duly caused notice of ses±h hearing to be published and to be posted for the time end in the mannor provided de !y lade and the Planning Commission of the? City cf Renton having duly mrroved q`,eie Petition after due investigation ':s E.`'.72,': n WT C enay hold u?on maid Petition on the •^ ..i• "n120 0 t ly,.,, fix.-.e,t�`��t,-• to t 'ti (x n in 0 .7 '•fir Q^-��.t m, �':"" .,- c:�]'• .. • ��_�f:-.1.3t � f?. . . � ,Y'�3. `fi � �•. .��7�L� yT..,t's,.y" � T,:'T1 the vacation of a portion of cad street having bean etude, filed or received, and the City Council did at that tie vote to grant said petition for vacating, together with certain stipulations, and the City Council further finding that the vacation of the hereinafter described portion of street is proper and advantageous to nf,l concerned and will serve the puhl ie interest and will not cause injury or e.'onage to any propertiec or persons, but the granting of said petition being f3eollTA in the public interest; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAIi1ED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF TWE CITY. OF RENTOII 7,;a„l'A: ISC'r'ION I: Mrs folAc7emE eftscribsd portion of 11 th Pl acet7 from its intersection with 11th Aaremras North to its inter- section with "I" Strernt, an 2centod in the Renton Highlands,' Renton, .{:.r.'.g Qc ir'ty, Waohlm7ton, in hereby vacated; proarid€c} 3f,v-a r P51:11> tns petits ne:rea.sbrtting owners of said portion of the atre,!.o �A'l � ��;.., a -�-� ro.,. 7.%fscr.Xn7 treCic the existing right o v,,:t v 7 .- - ',1'' ,., - r.�`'� - :;� 71. .,'"�? .`:�;C"_'' i';f •�":`.;".I„[",.^ L�C_T'� fl :f • with llth Avenue North atoi 12th Avenue North. SECTION II: The City hereby retains any and all easements presently existing and located within tnit per%icn 1lth Place heretofore vacated. SECTION III: This Ordinance shall be effective from and after its passage, approval and legal publication as provided by law. PASSED BY THE CITY' CO NC1L this 17th day of May, 1960. ?ZAP1.*1. R��'� Si C ty /52172CT 1.}i4 Se'Es.9 =aaa thin 1 7.1,...: day '72 my, 1960. y7r04-41-- R. : • * Mayor APPROM AS TO :maw: h ; •t , 9 T a • INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date April 6, 1960 From: Office of the City Clerk •Departmental Account No. To: Office of the City Engineer, Expenditure Account No. Message: Attn: Jack Wilson We hand you herewith for your execution, NOTICE CF HEARING re Vacation of Ilth Place North from 11th Avenue North to K Street, three copies to be returned for our files. V. H. Morris • Form M1 Mayor's Office ,� s NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RENTON CITY COUNCIL RENTON, WASHINGTON A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE RENTON CITY COUNCIL AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, RENTON, CN KAY 4f_ t960 AT 8:00 P.M. TO CONSIDER A PETITION FOR VACATION cc STPFFT AT THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: 11TH PLACE NORTH FROM 11TH AVENUE NORTH TO "K" STREET ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED OR OBJECTING TO SAID VACATION OF STREET ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT AT THE RENTON CITY COUNCIL MEETING ON MAY 10, 1960 AT 8:00 P.M. TO VOICE THEIR PROTEST OR OBJECTION TO SAME. VERN H. MORRIS CITY CLERK DATE OF PUBLICATION: APR I L_ I!1„ 1960 CERTIFICATION I. JACK WILS Ohl HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THREE(3) COPIES OF THE ABOVE DOCUMENT WERE POSTED BY ME IN THREE CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED ABOVE AND ONE COPY POSTED AT, THE CITY HALL, RENTON, ON 47 6W V— 1C2)(2.47 AS PRESCRIBED BY LAW. tli Signed �C9� v`�- ac Wilson 19, T A TEST• l f�OTARY PUBLIC IN AND FUR THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, RESIDING AT RENTON, WASHINGTON II I , i - i 1 Correction: Item 2 of Planning 'Commission minutes, March 23, 1960. See copy of letter of transmittal ; • • RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING March 23, 1960 MINUTES Members present; James Denier, Gerald Cordell , Richard Poff, Wes Busch, John Austin, William Trim, Alden See, Charles McGarrigle, Donald Gouge, Louis Peretti , Mike Lotto and Stan Wilson. Also present was Don Humble, Planning Director. OLD BUSINESS: . 1 . The Secretary read a copy of a letter sent to Bellevue City Council and Planning Commission from Renton Planning Commission relative to annexations of areas be- tween the two cities. Also read was a letter of reply from Mayor Cole of Belle- vue. . . . .. .. .re,..Humb.I.e stated .that .a...me.et ing.,be.t.ween. the,..two,,ci ti es has been set for Tuesday, March 29, at 8:00 P.M. at the Renton City Hall to discuss the problems of annex- ations common to both cities. • , 2. After discussion by the group of the proposed Vacation of a portion of 11th Place North, Renton Highlands No. 2, Mr. Peretti , Committee Chairman, stated that it was the recommendation of his committee that Ilth Place North be vacated from 11th Avenue North to K Street, but that 12th Place North from 11th Avenue North to 12th Avenue North and K Street from 12th Avenue North to Sunset Boulevard should be improved prior to such vacation. it was then moved by See, seconded by McGarrigle, that we. concur in the report of the Committee and recommend to the City Council the vacation of Ilth Place North from Ilth Avenue North to K Street with the condition that both 12th Place North between Ilth Avenue North and 12th Avenue North and K Street between 12th Avenue North and Sunset Boulevard be im- proved prior to such vacation. Motion carried. NEW BUSINESS: 3. Secretary Cordell read the route sheet on the petition for rezoning by Edna . M. Ristesund and others of Tax Lots 113, 34, 73, 135, & 47, together with Lots 18 & 19, Weed's View Tracts less the westerly 75feet thereof, all in Section 8, Township 23 N., Range 5, E. W. M., from R-I to R-3. It was moved by Cordell , seconded by Gouge, that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960, and a committee be appointed to report back at the same time. Motion carried. Committee: Peretti , Chairman, Wilson and Cordell . 4, The route sheet was read on the petition for rezoning by the Calvary Baptist Church of a parcel of land at the southerly side of the church property known -I - as 1014 E Street, from R-I to P-I . After discussion it was moved by Cordell , seconded by Gouge, that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960. Motion carried. Committee: Peretti , Wilson and Cordell . 5. The Secretary read the route sheet on the petition for rezoning by Mrs. George E. Lewis of Lots 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Block 19, C. D . Hillman' s Earlington Gardens No. I , from R-2 and A-I to L-I . After discussion it was moved by Peretti , secon- ded by Poff, to put the matter in the hands of a committee and that a hearing be set for April 13, 1960. Motion carried. Committee: McGarrigle, Chairman, See, Busch and Cordell . 6. Secretary Cordell read the route sheet on the request by Theodore Hill for a Variance to allow him to build a 6-foot fence to within 50 feet of the front prop- erty line on the soath side lot line of his property at 1227 0 Street. Mr. Cordell stated that Mr. Hill should be granted the Variance for the fence since the owner of property adjoining Mr. Hill 's lot on the north had been granted per- mission for a similar six-foot fence. It was moved by See, seconded by Austin, to recommend to the City Council the granting of the Variance. The result of the Roll Call vote was as follows: "Ayes' - Denzer, Gouge, Austin, Busch, Poff, McGarrigle and See. "Nays"' - Wilson, Trimm, Peretti , and Cordell . Motion carried. 7. A motion was made by Austin, seconded by Cordell , to hold up the hearing of the Proposed Plat of Sandee Terrace until the next meeting April 13, 1960. Motion carried. 8. There was discussion relative to the conversion of the King County zoning in the newly annexed areas of Renton to coincide with the City of Renton zoning, Mr. Denzer suggested that a meeting be held by the Planning Commission as a Whole to work on this problem. 9. There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 10:00 P.M. Gerald Cordell , Secretary -2- I/ ll O I 6col _lz ih rn N5 16 o d iR"i 1 tom► z~ i 1 uj Z XIZ (` r--