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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAC - McAllister Rd/Tiffany Park RIM Ai) fAe ab--d>() 414 Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting (cont. ) 10-7-63 COMMUNICATIONS: A letter from Planning Director Jensen submitted the Planning Commission recom- mendation that the requirement for building setbacks from 4th Avenue be enforced in the matter of denial of building permit for Mr. E. C. Sorensen, 350 Park Street. A letter was read from Mr. Sorensen advising that in the event the permit is denied he will have no alternative but to start suit to determine whether the City can restrict the use of his property. Discussion ensued and City Attorney Shellan advised that in accordance with legal posi- tion a city may, if it wishes, under its police power require a property owner to provide a set back to widen a street, however, if the City wishes to widen the street it must pay the property owner since he can no longer use his property. If on the other hand as part of your comprehensive plan you have set back requirements saying a building must be within so many feet it is perfectly legitimate, for purposes of averting traffic congestion or otherwise, but you must have a comprehensive plan. After further discussion and suggestions, it was moved by Bruce, seconded by Custer to refer the matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. Planning Commission recommendation on the Petition of Arne Goedecke for the vacation of a portion of McAllister road as it affects Tiffany Park was to deny the request until a proper legal description is furnished and adequate access provided to abutting properties which use or depend upon McAllister road. Upon inquiry City Engineer Wilson advised such vacation might create a landlock without adequate ingrees and egress to certain properties. Mr. Greathouse of Puget Properties commented that inasmuch as much of this road runs' through their property and ten tat i ve new school property they would like a clear title and will petition for vacation of any rights as they exist, the road description having been written from aerial survey and constituting a right that is under shadow. If vacated the City may be acting on something that is a cloud and not a clear title. Moved by Reid, seconded by Poli, to table the matter until a clear description of the street can be furnished. Carried. A Petition containing approximately 450 signatures was read requesting the City to provide immediate relief from traffic hazard existing on Sunset Blvd. East, especially between its intersections with 10th Avenue North and 12th Avenue North, by widening the improved portion of the right of way, providing for left turn lanes at proper locations and installation of adequate traffic control lights. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Hulse, to refer the Petition to the Street and Alley Committee to whom the matter has been previously referred. Carried. A letter from M. C. Walls, Fire Chief, requested an Ordinance appropriating $55,000.00 unto Cumulative Reserve Fund #1698 from moneys received by the City in excess of estimated revenues paid by Boeing in lieu of taxes on the former Air Force Plant No. 20. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to refer the matter to the Ordinance Committee for drafting of an Ordinance as requested. Carried. Communication read from Fire Chief Walls requested authorization to call for bids on motorized fire apparatus with October 28th recommended as the date for opening of the bids. Moved by Custer, seconded by Dahlquist, to concur in the request to call for bids and that October 28, 1963 be set for the opening of the bids. Carried. A letter from City Clerk Nelson was read submitting and recommending for payment Progress Payment No. 3 due and payable to the Public Administration Service for work performed during the month of August, 1963 in connection with the position clasFification and pay plan study, to be funded from Non-Departmental Acct. No. 7035/603 in the sum of $319.11. Detailed report of personal services of Mr. Ralph DeSantis attached thereto. Moved by Custer, seconded by Hulse, to refer the payment to the Accounting and Auditing Committee with power to act. Carried. City Clerk Nelson submitted and recommended for payment, Progress Payment No. 2, due and payable to the Public Administration Service for finance and revenue study during the Month of August by Mr. Ralph DeSantis and Mr. G. M. Morris in the amount of $2,592.67, to be paid from Non-Departmental Acct. 7035/603. Moved by Custer, seconded by Dahlquist, to refer the payment to the Accounting and Auditing Committee with power to act. Carried. -4- : . , . ,' .., /, •. . October 10, 1963 Mr.• . Arne Goedecke:.: • .: _ _ 2366 IhtLake Avenue E::• . • Seattle, Washington Re:, Request for Vacation of McAllister Rd.. -Dear Mr. Goedecke:, • The Renton City Council; at its regular meeting,of October 7, .19.63 has concurred in the Planning Commission recommendation that a Vacation not be granted until such-time as a proper and legal description of the _ property be provided in order that a clear title appears on ,record. The matter has been tabled at this.`time. , , •. Yours:very truY, CITY OF RENTON • Helmie W. Nelson, City.Clerk HWN/dm q /G// 43 f. Kenton R '`nt,lr'9j•rQ •WA S H I N G T O N the Jet Transport Capital of the World PLANNING DEPARTMENT October 4, 3.963 Honorable Mayor Frank Aliment Members of • the City Council Gentlemen: .. The Planning Commission at its meeting of Sep- tember 25 , 1963,•-following referral to them for study and recommendation of the request of Arne Goedecke for vacation, of McAllister Road in Tiffany :Park,• re- commended that the request •for 'vacation be denied until a proper legal description is furnished and :adequate.- access provided: 'to abutting properties , i which`.use or depend upon McAllister Road for access. Respectfully, J. David Jensen Planning Director JDJ: pc 1 • • PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT • SUB-DIVISIONS• August 26, 1963 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Re: Tiffany Park Gentlemen: Since there are no formal application forms for a street vacation, I hereby respectfully request that a vacation be initiated for McAllister Road as it affects the plat of Tiffany Park. To my knowledge, there is no current or proper legal description for this roadway and I would suggest that the legal description be described as: "That portion of King County Road No. 63, also known as McAllister Road, that is located Southerly of the Southerly right-of-way line of the Bonneville Power Administration's Rocky Reach-Maple Valley Transmission Line, as located in Section 21, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M., King County, Washington" . Sincerely, ci"-- is,40 Arne G. Goedecke AG G/j m cc: Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer YU; 1: �j1...E:I�_-- �' "' i 1963 ^,r SUITE 431 • 2366 EASTLAKE AVENUE EAST • SEATTLE 2, WASHINGTON • EAST 3- 6600 y • • ' ^ 4 P s ' 't ' - )t .• . L 'Vdte 1 ''61. Menton ..4h, ..... the Jet Transport Capital of the World .olA *.' . .4. OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER i t 7 March 20, 1963 Honorable Frank Aliment, Mayor Members of the City Council Re: Letter Requesting Vacation of McAllister Road Gentlemen: The letter submitted to the City requesting the vacation of McAllister Road in Section 21, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M.; was not signed by the fee owner of the abutting property; therefore, this is not a valid petition and no further action should be taken. Very truly yours, VA.A.R40-4-1,---.,, Jack Wilson City Engineer JW:mc tfi-,-,---1--- -K I INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date FROM: PLANNING DEPARTMENT RE: iiCa nrLPt TO : .. Mayor fl City Clerk MESSAGE: T1 City Attorney q City Treasurer Jack: Engineering all Building Department Here is the latest information on the Utilities relocation of the He Alistcr 'Road. Your Parks comments , please. IZ Purchasing Q Police fl Fire J. David Jensen CC: 'City Attorney Puget Sound Power U Light Co. Do 5 ,I1n - Puget nie° tern) t, L!V /0-. �r55-17/5 yf 1 hlt (11 ,,• .* UNITED STATES ��\ ' DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR A ..�1,w BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION ''.l^ � PORTLAND 8, OREGON Y/1'/ViNG GJ ` /11 January 14, 1963 In reply refer to: Maple Valley Substation J. J. Sleavin i Associates - Plat of Capri City of Renton Planning Commission Renton, Washington Gentlemen: The Bonneville Payer Administration has been requested by J. J. Sleavin fe Associates to dedicate to the City of Renton a triangular plot of land approximately 36.1' x 296.1' x 285.9' in the northeast corner of its Maple Valley Substation property for public road and highway pur- poses. This office has prepared an easement deed for this purpose, a copy of which is enclosed. Before proceeding further with this matter it is necessary that we be advised whether or not the easement deed is acceptable to the City of Renton. An early reply would be appreciated. Sincerely yours, E. E. Grant Principal Title Officer Branch of Land Enclosure cc: City of Renton Engineer's Office J. J. Sleavin 6 Associates . . . . . . , • MaSis Valley 34,4otatioo gite UMW Ottt .11.4I‘d Of Zeportoeut *X Tatoeter, tt.re . tIe 3onAew111e Power Adwinlistrotor„ pursuant to the Act Ot • 4.4ppowt4 AsipASt 30, 1937 (i Stet. 131„ 16 U44.C. Cgs. et ave.), as 30, ISO (63 *tot. X?, 40 U.S.C.. 471, et 11.04.), as 40411444, oi 'maturity Issuoj pursuant theft**, far mike in tousideratiail m e t1.4% iUa MOO), does hereby grant unto the 1fl *f NIATON, hsdy politic of tie Saito of 4aohlsgton„ an ossesont tor pAblit et4 an4 itIghiuoy porpoises over ase stream the toliowiag desorihed .4"sad. 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At 4 eiotante at 30.100 foot vase measured at right angle, ttwtqaum go-r a dietaries, of tas.to foes to tho point of hoginitiiig. i.c.; is andorstood owd alveoli that tote ownstrustioa of said roodooy stall mot ottervict the existing pattorn at drainage from the southeasterly portion of the sklbetAtivi sit ; at tL&t the OrTe of AWN, eibiASDTOPla shall at its expanse 4,Ctt4* from said roadway to the enhetstion *Ito. tte *wont that deo MI of AMON, S4SRIXOTOX, Shall it soy time alter off Sai4 roadway, any shoats* in Grantor%) floilitios maim noceastAT arxv6y s14g4 bo peLd for Wy the said City. Nail *aid oosasent unto the said Cl?! of AUTON, LiANYIN4STP , A4„:42 6B WI sows *tall bp used tar roadway perms**, at rertland, Oresoa, this dgy at _ • . • MUM'S STAT46 ar ucialc4 Dopartoost of the tatertor asowiev1 : 4e 41144FtiaAtAVer • Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting 3-18-63 COMM.f►NICATIONS: A letter was read from J. J. . Sleavin & Associates, requesting, on behalf of Mr. Arne Goedecke, that a Vacation be initiated for McAllister Road as it affects the Plat of Tiffany Park. Upon inquiry, Planning Director Jensen advised that this road is also known as the old King County Road and runs through the particular section under development by Mr. Goedecke and that the Planning Commission feels generally that they would approve this vacation. Discussion ensued relative to the public use of the road and the fact that other roads would be developed in lieu of this one subsequent to the Vacation. Moved by Reid, seconded by Dullahant, to refer the matter to the Street and Alley Committee. Councilman Garrett suggested in quest of expediting the matter that a hearing date be set and recommendations from the various parties could be presented, however, the City Attorney and City Clerk questioned the validity of the petition inas- much as it did not bear the signature of the fee title holder nor did it indicate that 60% of abutting property ownership was represented. After discussion, the pending motion carried. Application from Mr. Mark Hokenson, Honey Dew Sharp Shop was read for a license for Master Locksmith. Moved by Custer, seconded by Gianini, to refer the application to the Police and License Committee with power to act. Carried. A petition received from Mr. Earl McLaughlin was read affirming desire to annex 5.77 acres of land in the Bryn Mawr area to the City of Renton. 100% ownership was indicated on the petition along with willingness to assume appropriate share of the pre-existing bonded indebtedness. The land petition to be annexed is described, to- wit: That portion of the S.E.4 of the NW4 of Section 18, Twp. 23N, Range 5E., W.M. as follows: Beginning at the intersection of northerly margin of Renton Avenue, (E. S. Goodwin Road No. 1446), with the northerly production of the westerly margin of 89th Avenue South; thence southwesterly along said westerly margin and said line produced norhterly to the southerly margin of South 133rd Street; thence easterly along the southerly margin of South 133rd Street and said line produced easterly to the east margin of 91st Avenue South; thence northerly along the easterly margin of 91st Avenue South to the easterly production of the norhterly margin of Renton Avenue, (E.S. Goodwin Road No. 1446); thence westerly along said northerly margin of Renton Avenue to the northerly production of the westerly margin of 89th Avenue South and the point of be- ginning. The total assessed valuation is designated to be $9,050.00. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poli, that the Petition, being in full compliance with all requirements of the law, be accepted and the matter referred to the Mayor to convene a Review Board. Carried. A letter from C. S. Sargent, Mgr., Facilities Engineering, requested, on behalf of The Boeing Company, that any Lease of the 150 x 1000 ft. parcel of land located between the Cedar River and the defense plant recently purchased by Boeing, be limited to a one year term inasmuch as Boeing may make an offer to purchase the property. Moved by Custer, seconded by Hulse, to refer the request to the Property Committee. Carried. A letter read from the Soroptomist Club of Renton requested favorable consideration of their application for a license to operate a fireworks stand during the coming Inde- pendence Day holiday. Their organization, being one of business and professional women, provides scholarship fees and sends a representative to Girls' State among other service projects. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to refer the request to the Police and License Committee. Carried. A bulletin from the Assn. of Washington Cities was read advising of its offices being moved to 3935 University Way. N. E., Seattle 5, Washington and their phone is now 543-0182. The following western conferences were listed: April 7-9 Western Regional Conference, Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles Apr.17-19 Pacific N. W. Section Amer. Waterworks Assn. Euguene Hotel, Eugene, Ore. Apr.21-24 Nat'l. Recreation Assn. 1963 Pacific N.W. Dist. Conf. Eugene Hotel, Ore. May 5-9 American Society of Planning Officials, Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Wn. June 12-14 Assn. Wn. Cities Annual Convention, Monticello Hotel, Longview, Wn. -2- • J. J. SLEAVIN & ASSOCIATES Professional Engineers 90025 MAIN STREET 1135 TACOMA AVENUE SOUTH BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON TACOMA 2, WASHINGTON PHONE: GL 4-1247 PHONE: FU 3-1705 March 15, 1963 Job No. 50 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of Renton City Hall Renton, Washington Re: Tiffany Park Gentlemen: Since there are no formal application forms for a street vacation, we hereby respectfully request that a vacation be initiated for McAllister Road as it affects the plat of Tiffany Park. To my knowledge, there is no current or proper legal description for this roadway and I would suggest that the legal description be described as: "That portion of King County Road No. 63, also known as McAllister Road, that is located Southerly of the Southerly right- of-way line of the Bonneville Power Administration's Rocky Reach - Maple Valley Transmission Line, as located in Section 21, Township 23 North, Range 5 East, W.M. , King County, Washington". I am requesting this vacation on behalfof Mr. Arne G. Goedecke, the developer of the above-mentioned land. Very truly yours, SLEAVIN & ASSOCIATES dames 44/1t_.Kors JK:b- cc: Mr. Arne G. Goedecke iY ~' MAR 18 1963 i nd- rk Lifil tiiri�ylVE