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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAC - Puget Properties BEGINNING OF FILE FILE TITLE Pa.411.1667L). -• .V r I �, ORDINANCE NO. c,20,37 • rft `, COP` AN ORDINANCE OF E E CITY OF RENTON, WASFIT11GTON, r' VACATING CERTAIN STREETS AND ALLEYS WITHIN THE CITY OF R7ITTON, KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON WHEREAS a proper petition for vacating certain streets and alleys as ' . hereinafter) more::pgrtietlarly described, was duly filed with the City Clerk of the City of, Renton on or about August 1, 1963, said petition being signed by the owners of more than two-thirds of the property abutting upon such streets and alleys, to-wit 100% thereof; and WHEREAS the City of Renton by its Resolution No. 1200 and after due investigation did fix and determine the 9th day of September, 1963, at the hour of 8:00 p.m i in the Council Chambers of the City of Renton to be the time and place for public hearing thereon and directed the City Clerk to give notice of such hearing in the manner provided by law; and WHEREAS the City Clerk has duly caused notice of such hearing to be published and to be posted for the time and in the manner provided by law; and WHEREAS a public hearing was duly held upon said petition on the day so fixed and the hearing continued to September 16, 1963, and the Planning Commission having duly recommended said vacation,:and the vacation thereof being in the public interest and for the public benefit and no injury or damage to any person or properties will result therefrom, NOW THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED DY TIDE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF TI-E CITY OF REITTON AS FOLLOWS: 1 • SECTION I: The following described streets and alleys, to-wit: That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 1 That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South. and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. I That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH ' No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. ; That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady 'gay (South 147th Place). • ! The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block ;1,1'12. Lam...• .. The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 9) th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block „'ll.. The sixteen foot alley in Block between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. The sixteen foot alley in Block ;;`15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and theem East lineof PSH No. 5--/C. L-1 W 4 I L1 £Z'i� S4 c�Kc4 0 BE AND THE SAi th ARE ITS EBY VACA ZED a S�)3(k....4 Sirza Art L'A • SECTION II: This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and legal publication as provided by law. PASSED BY TUN CITY COUNCIL the day of September, 1963. 23 Helmie Nelson, City erk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR thi523 day of September, 1963 . 41/ Frank Alim nt, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM, Gerard N. Sheilah, City Attorney DATE C,t I- J i s S ' 2 5 1963 -2- A ,9/ 4;2_3. WASH INGTON NATURAL GAS COMPANY 1507 Fourth Avenue,]Seattle 11,Washington,Telephone MAin 2-6767 1:1:6„),/ V/44,/::411 ° September 4, 1963 flPer 1 Mayor and City Council City Hall Cedar River Park Renton, Washington Attention Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer Gentlemen: We havejbeen informed by Puget Properties, Inc. that they have petitioned your City for the vacation of streets and alleys within their holdings in the vicinity of 9th Avenue South and Shattuck Street. This letter is to advise you that we have no objection to the petition being granted, provided we are compensated for the cost to relocate our exist- ing 2" gas main that is located in the streets proposed to be vacated. The cost of this relocation is estimated at $6,500. An alternate to relocation would be that Puget Properties, Inc. grant us an easement so the main can remain in its present location. Sincerely, Karl B. Reese General Superintendent Seattle Operations ' mw cc: Puget Properties, Inc. P. 0. Box 535 Bellevue, Washington Attention Mr. E. D. Greathouse • LEGAL NOTICE i— 1 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RENTON CITY COUNCIL RENTON, WASHINGTON I Notice is hereby given that a' petition to vacate the following described streets and alleys has; 'been filed with the City Clerk of I •the City of Renton, to-wit: That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East mar- gin of 94th Avenue South and , West margin of 96th Avenue I South. • That portion of South 148th , ' Street (Memphis Avenue) be- tween the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH'No. 5-C. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin, of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. Renton Town Talk That portion of South 1_49th Street (Manning Avenue) be- Renton, Wash. tween the West margin of 94th . Avenue South and the East property line of 'PSH No. 5-C. That portion of 10th Avenue i Proof of Publication South, North of the North line of PSH No,. 1 ,and lying be- This is a copy of your tween 94th Avenue South and 96th'Avenue South. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line as it appeared for the first time this week. of PSH No. 1 and the North ' It will be published on the following dates: margin of 9th Avenue South, ' That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place.) Immediately following the last insertion the The sixteen foot alley between t affidavit of publiction will be delivered to the East margin of 94th Ave- .nue South and the West mar- your office. gin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. • Cost of notice $ 9.26 The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 94th Ave- at the regular statutory rate, will be nue South and the West mar- . gin of 96th Avenue South in $ 9.26 Block ,#l 1. The sixteen foot alley in Block #14 between the West mar- gin of, 94th'Avenue South and the East line of PSH 'No.' 5-C. j Thank You The sixteen foot alley in'Block We are pleased to have this o #,15 between the West margin , pPOT- of 94th Avenue South and the ' tunity of serving you and hope that East line of.PSH No. you will favor us with your next The City Council by resolution ;No. 1200 duly adopted at its reg- , publication. ular meeting of August 12, 1963, ',fixed and determined the 9th day • 'of September, 1963, at the hour 'of 8:00 p.m., ,in the Council Chambers, City Hall, City of Ren- ton, as the date an'l place at ;which said public hearing will !be held by the City Council up- on the petition to vacation said ,streets and alleys. Any and all persons interested' 'therein or wishing to object 1 'thereto may then be heard there- :on or may file their written oh- 'jections to said vacation with'the City Clerk prior to said time of 'hearing. HELMIE W. NELSON, City Clerk. I Published in The Renton Town, -Talk. August 21, 1963. September 24, 1963 Mr.,Malcolm S. McLeod . Rep. Chas. Shane Attorney At ]Ow' Norton .Building Seattle, Washington Re Petition.,of Puget. Properties, Inc. Vacatz:on of Streets Dear. Sir:. Pursuant to your communication received this date we wish to advise that, the proceedings and hearings on the above-captioned'matter have transpired to consumation as follows: 8-5-63 Original request referred to Planning Commission for recommendation to the '.Council As A Whole for '.consideration and to the City Engineer to check validity of Petition, 'September ,9, ` .963, was. recommended and approved for date of Hearing.: ' 8-12-63 Resolution No. 1200 was adopted fixing 9-9-63 as date for Hearing on the Petition.' - 8-12-63 Engineer reported Petition was "signed by 100% of owners of the abutting property. 8-21-63 Notice of Hearing posted and published according to law 9-Sr-68 Hearing was held and subsequently continued to 9-16-63 9-16-63 Continued Hearing was held at which the Planning Commission submitted recommendation that vacation be granted. Council concurred referring 'matter to Ordinance `Committee. No:protests had been, received. 9-23-63 Ordinance No. ,2051was adopted granting the vacations Ordinance was, submitted 'for legal publication If you .should ,desire further.,information please, contact this office. Yours. very truly, CITY OF RENTON He]mie W. Nelson,. City Clerk . I-IWN/dm Malcolm S. McLeod ATTORNEY AT LAW NORTON BUILDING Seattle 4,Washington MUTUAL 2-0970 MAIN 4-5082 September 23, 1963 City Council of �Vyf,} Rentonl, Washington 4� C,, •Mr. Frank Aliment n ,;. h }' Mayor of the City cr., :t<. ,r„. 3�Q of Renton City Ball r pf,. Renton; Washington �a "ice � � Re: Petition of Puget Properties, Inc. -- Vacation of streets. Gentlemen: Please be advised that this office represents Mr. Charles Shane, a property owner in the City of Renton, who wishes to make a formal objection to any vacation of the streets and alleys in the area which has been requested by Puget Properties , Inc. ' That this petition requests that 11 streets and alleys be vacated and that the city will then be saddled with the expense of building arterial highways to the satisfaction and specifications of Puget Properties , Inc. There is an additional objection that should be made to , this proposal since it is not made according to a comprehensive zoning plan for the City of Renton. Without 'such a plan the city could very well be vacating streets 'and alleys that they will later need to fulfill a comprdhensive plan when and if it is adopted. 'This proposal also contemplates a taking of private property for private use, in as much as the proposed plan by Puget' Properties, Inc. would include a considerable amount of private property which the city would have to take and improve for the benefit of Puget Properties, Inc. Would you please advise this office of all hearings or any proceedings which will be taken on this matter prior - { • • to anyidecision being made by any municipal official or body? This special notice is requested in order that we be advised of any ',proceedings with reference to this tract of land that is sought to be improved with public funds. _Cprdially yours , Malcolm S . McLeod MSM/gj • • • 6V,.a . 11 • • • 1 la ,„ _ ., , . • -.:s> • , : :. . , . . . . ... . , . . .. . -. .. . . . _ , . . , . , .. .. , • , . . . , . . . . . . . , . .. , . . _ . . _ .. , -.- : : . , , -. - Renton, Washington September 24, '1963 , " King County Commissioners; - County-City Building . Seattle, Washington • : . - Attention: Mr. Ralph R. .Stender, Deputy ' , " Dear Sir: .. Enclosed"is, a certified cop of Ordinance No. 2051 • vacating certain streets" and alleys• within the. City, of Renton, as adopted and' passed on September 23, 1963. Very truly yours•, CITY OF• RENTON Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk HWN/ap. ...' ' Enclosure (1)" . • ' : Renton, Washington September 24, 1963 Mr. A. J. Steen King County Assessor County-City Building Seattle, Washington Dear Sir: Enclosed is a certified copy of Ordinance No. 2051 vacating certain streets and alleys within the City of Renton, as adopted and passed on September 23, 1963. Very truly yours, CITY OF RENTON Helmie W. Nelson City Clerk HWN/ap Enclosure (1) . • 1,,, , 4 '-',` :,..7/e9.l „----— '.'',1i , , N ''• . et,.;", 7,11';'‘44,4 ION)1,,, 7 \ "4;...'it.", ;,.,1,;i l'',,,k ' 'f .,J l4Pi :Z t ) 4 @gt? pli z-,,-,15'0,t et! ft)t _Jet reqnspor a.cliteg cf vho Vc/,-,A t.1-1 ,',/ - ,, .: • ) 1.,--.1.4,,. -... _____--/ r' , *.-'•,::,,,, t :v September lb, 193 honorable Mayor Frank Aliment Members of the City Council Gentlemen: The Planning Commission at a Special Meeting of September 16 , at 7 : 00 P.M. voted to recommend to the City Council that the Vacation of streets (180,116 sq. ft. in area) as petitioned by Puget Properties Inc . be granted s with the further recommendation that provision for utility easements and other public requirements be provided prior to vacation of the re- quested streets. (As shown on Exhibit "A" attached. ) Respectfully yours , James Denzers ChairmEn JD :pc qc ,, ,. . ....... ..i. ____, ...,.. . „.... 24 ,17;2/:n'eXt ,...------- i ) ..„ Z1 '' :1 /t 7"2, IV/77 tl„,,/0---.6,14-----" / ( 61 (7. ' --._ / ' ).•-'''' _ / '•-7' 2,442%,, -,' ---: -/ , 2,' - ;" -(5-2 "----Z ,, ,," .‘,-"--, ,,,r / 77' # --.': ''-- Ci---c'' ."fr7•L Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting 9-16-63 OPENING OF BIDS: (cont.) BIDDER SCHEDULES A B C D E . F Andrew Miller - Seattle $ 2,340.00 $ 465.00 $ 160.98 $ 107.32 $ 186.49 $ 128.83 Pacific States Cast Iron Pipe Co. Seattle No Bid 434.72 334.46 333.22 No Bid No Bid Pacific Water Works & Supply Seattle 2,396.16 476.32 143.52 106.08 190.32 121.68 United States Pipe and Foundry Co. Seattle No Bid 453.44 No Bid No Bid No Bid No Bid Western Utilities Supply Company Seattle No Bid 440.96 169.57 122.51 181.84 135.42 Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer the Bids to the Sup't, of Utilities and the Fire and Water Committee to report back. Carried. HEARING: Preliminary Assessment hearing L.I.D. No. 250, "M" Street Sanitary Sewers This being the date set, the hearing was declared open. The Clerk advised of having received no communications relative to the proposal and verbal comment was invited from the audience. Mr. Floyd Hathaway, 1209 t3M" Street and Mr. Chester Baze made inquiries relative to the location of hook-up lines relative to minimum depth allowances and to the preferences of property owners. City Engineer Wilson, after further discussion, advised that the presently proposed plan results in less cost and is more equitable to the District than a two line proposal. Mode of payment along with future plans for street improvements were discussed after which it was moved by Custer, seconded by Poll, that the Hearing be closed. Carried. Moved by Custer, seconded by Dahlquist, that the L.I.D. be instituted as proposed by the City Engineer with referral to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. HEARING: Vacation of Streets and Alleys as requested by Puget Properties, Inc. This being the date set, the hearing was declared open. The Clerk reported proper and legal notice of Special Planning Commission Meeting by publication thereof-and. read the Commissionb recommendation from said meeting of 9-16-63 to grant the vacations as petitioned with condition that provisions are made for utility easements and such other public requirements as may be warranted in connection with the development. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Hulse, to concur. -Carried. As there was no comment further it was moved. by Cuater,_..secanded by Reid, t3 close the hearing. Carried. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Dahlquist, to refer the matter to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. COMMUNICATIONS: A letter from City Engineer Wilson submitted cost breakdown on the relocation of utility poles in connection, with 3rd Avenue North extension and recommended that the Quit Claim Deed from Puget Sound Power and Light Company, which has been revised according to the City's request, be accepted. The total cost for relocation of the utility lines, including labor and materials is $22,709.00 and Puget Sound requests that the City assume $17,500.00 of this amount. It was recommended that this item, to be funded from the Arterial Street Fund, be approved and the City Engineer authorized to notify Puget Sound Power and Light Company to proceed. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Custer, to concur in the recommendations of the City Engineer. Carried. Superintendent of Buildings Highton submitted .a proposed revision to the Building Code relating to regulation of the mixing of concrete in order to clarify the intent of the present Code and to eliminate confusion as to interpretation of the wording as to what Constitutes "an approved batch mixer". Discussion disclosed that it was not the intent of Council to change standards from present policies, but to clarify the fact that transit mixers are not outlawed. The owner or operator of any mixing plant, upon request by th^ City, must submit the results, tests, findings and analysis of duly established laboratory of the quality of the mix. The report shall be in writing and all mix must meet required standards. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Hulse, to refer the matter to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. -2- LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF MEETING RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION RENTON, WASHINGTON A special meeting of the Ren- ton Planning Commission will be held at 7:00 p.m. Monday, Sep- tember 16 at the City Hall Coun- cil Chambers, Renton, Washing- ton. JAMES DENZER, Chairman Renton Planning Commission. Published in The Renton Town Talk, September II, 1963. . I • 8 I if Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting (cont. ) 9-9-63 BID OPENING: For the Clearing, Grubbing and Grading of 3rd Avenue Extension This being the date set, the following sealed bids were opened and read by the Clerk: CONTRACTOR ADDRESS BID R. J. Boe Construction Co. 9718 - 42nd Ave. So. - Seattle 18, Wn. $ 53,900.00 Bocek Bros., Inc., 1455 - 134th N.E. - Bellevue, Washington 55,680.00 Boulevard Excavating, 14017 - 8th Ave. So. - Seattle 88, Wn. 35,410.00 Select Contractors, 4102 S.W. 106th Street - Seattle 46, Wn. 26,020.00 Northwest Construction, 3950 - 6th Ave. N.W. - Seattle 7, Wn. 42,340.00 S. & T. Construction, 17620 Springbrook Rd. - Renton, Wn. 68,695.00 Bay Construction Co., 1762 Airport Way - Seattle, Wn. 57,410.00 Riley Pleas, Inc., 522 - 19th Ave. East, Seattle 2, Washington 25,155.00 M. A. Segale, 18010 - 57th Ave. So. Kent, Wn. 20 885.00 Moved by Poll, seconded by Hulse, that the Bids be referred to the Street and Alley Committee and the City Engineer to report back. Carried. /HEARING: Vacation of streets and alleys (Talbot Flats) requested by Puget Properties, Inc. This being the date set, the Hearing was declared open. The Clerk read communication from Wn. Natural Gas Co. advising of facilities located in the subject area which would be required to be moved. Provided compensation for relocation is negotiated there would be no objection to the vacation as requested. A communication from the Planning Commission, by Planning Director Jensen, advised that the Planning Commission, at a Special Meeting of 9-7-63 had considered the proposed vacation and recommended granting same providing proper utility easements and any other public requirements have been given adequate purveyance. City Attorney Shellan called attention to the existence:nf legal'requirements for meetings of a public body advising that the Commission must publish a notice of its meeting date when a special meeting is called for transacting matters requiring acts of administration. The next regular Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for the 25th of September due to the absence of its members and Mr. Greathouse, Puget Properties representative, was asked whether such delay of action would be of consequence. Mr. Greathouse advised that construction permit has been secured and they would be proceeding with portiors : of the construction projects thereunder, and also advised that agreements have been negotiated with Washington Natural Gas Co. for relocating those facilities out- lined in the letter previously read by the Clerk. The Planning Commission Chairman, James Derzer, advised that a meeting of the Commission would be publicized and held on Monday, September 16th as suggested by City Attorney Shellan and a legal recommenda- tion would be submitted at the next regular council meeting in order that the matter might be consumated without undue delay. After discussion it was moved by Garrett and seconded by Custer, that the hearing be continued until next Monday and the Planning Commission be requested to submit its recommendations at that time. Carried. A proposed Quit Claim Deed was read wherein Puget Properties, Inc. conveyed to the City of Renton a portion of right-of-way known as Puget Drive which is to connect the Benson to Talbot Rd. in proximity of llth Avenue South. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poli, that the Deed be accepted, subject to approval of the City Attorney. Carried. • - . • ' A Petition was read from Mr. Arne Goedecke requesting vacation of a portion of McAllister road as it affects Tiffany Park development. City Engineer Wilson recom- mended that vacations be considered upon subsequent development of the Plats only. Mr. Greathouse advised of anticipated development in the area for a school and plans for street vacation requests pursuant thereto in the near future. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Custer, to refer the Petition to the City Engineer for percentage of ownership check and to the Planning Commission for recommendation. -- Carried. -3- INTER-OFFICE MEMO Dat e sRni.pml7Qr In 106 J� From: Gerard M. Eihellan. City Attrnonev Departmental Account No. Jack Wilson, TO: CitT! Engineer Expenditure Account No. cc: Clarence ullahant, Ordinance Committee Message: '`<IIelmie Nelson, City Clerk Frank .Aliment, tliayor Re: Vacation of streets and alleys by City Council Puget properties, Inc. David Jensen, Planning Commission Dear Jack: tie are enclosing herewith a copy of proposed Ordinance vacating certain streets and alleys within properties owned by Puget Properties, Inc. Would you please check and verify the legal descriptions of said public right-of-ways sought to be vacated. We again like to remind you that if it would be to the City's interest, now or in the future, to retain any easements in any of said streets or alleys, then this should be done in this Ordinance. If you absolutely are sure that no need exists therefor, then we can so advise the Council and the Ordinance can be adopted as it ,is. We would also suggest that we receive verification from the Washington Natural Gas Company and Puget Pro erties that the matter raised by former's letter of September 1963, has been taken care of a that the utilities have either_ been;xelocated or that an easement has Mayor's Office orm been granted to the gas company.p y. We remain, Yours very tmly, TTATT('ATT 0 C'TTTT T nTT • • VVAS14iN (... 1 ON GAS COMPANY i.)U, :o,. ,'.h . r91,. • ,I. ;T a?! •iC n fl'i pht,,a' 11 it/ . .e :9- September 4, 1963 Mayor and City Council City Hall Cedar River Park Renton, Washington Attention Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer Gentlemen: We have been informed by Puget Properties, Inc. that they have petitioned your City for the vacation of streets and alleys within their holdings in the vicinity of 9th Avenue South and Shattuck Street. This letter is to advise you that we have no objection to the petition being granted, provided we are compensated for the cost to relocate our exist- ing 2" gas main that is located in the streets proposed to be vacated. The cost of this relocation is estimated at $6,500. An alternate to relocation would be that Puget Properties, Inc. grant us an easement so the main can remain in its present location. Sincerely, /lit;-5( Karl B. Reese General Superintendent Seattle Operations mw cc: Puget Properties, Inc. P. 0. Box 535 Bellevue, Washington Attention Mr. E. D. Greathouse sow- • \ ITT) men too 'efik • sliA/ASSIN IP114GTOPU the Jet Transport Capital of the World -r!‘ +114;,,,s4r , Aori-ove' , 4 • f September 9 , 1963 Honorable Mayor Frank Aliment '112,0bcrL, of the City Council -1- 1, -nen: Plann; tig Conm, sin -It a Special Meeting of -, 7 , --,,,_corenced to the City Council wratibn of sti-eels as petitioned ..t--,51.-7'1.2uget srtSrSi: les , Inc 2e granted , with tne further re- c.° ,MCPLIdti_011 that provision for uti] ity easements and other public requirements be provided prior to vacutioh of th2 requested streets. Respectfully yours , J. avid Jensen P1 ireetor CJD,1 : )c " - NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, RENTON cry COUNCIL - RENTON, WASHINGTON NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PETITION TO VACATE THE roLtowING DESCRIBED STREETS AND ALLEYS HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK OF THE CITY OP RENTON, TO WIT: That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. That portion of South 14Sth Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin ef 94th Avenue South and the tact property line of PSH No. S-C. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. That portion of lOth Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. • That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place). The sixteen foot alley between the East margin. of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South it Block #11. The sixteen foot alley in Block 014 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. S.C. The sixteen foot alley in Block 016 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. THE CITY COUNCIL BY RESOLUTION NO. 1 200,. DULY ADOPTED AT ITS REGULAR MEETING OF August 12, 1963 FLIED AND DETERMINED THE . 9th DAY OF SleRtelliber 19 63 AT THE HOUR. OF 8:00 P.M., TN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, CITY OF RENTON, AS THE- DATE AND PLACE AT WHICH SAID PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE CITY COUNCIL UPON THE PETITION TO VACATE SAID STREETS AND ALLEYS. ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN OR WISHING TO OBJECT THERETO MAY THEN BE HEARD THEREON OR MAY nix THEIR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS TO SAID VACATION WITH THE CITY CLERK. PRIOR TO SAID TIME OF HEARING. • HUHU W. NELSON, CITY CLERK DATE or PUBLICATION . August F12 190 CERTIFICATION I, . HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THREE (a) COPIES OF THE ABOVE. DOCUMENT WERE POSTED BY ME IN THREE CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND ONE (1) COPY POSTED AT THE CITY HALL, RENTON, WASHINGTON ON AS PRESCRIBED BY LAW. SIGNED; . _ ATTEST: NOTARY PUBLIC IN AND FOR THE UTE Or WASHINGTON, RESIDING AT RENTON. RESOLUTION NO.4 " WHEREAS a petition has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton on or about Agust 5, 1963 petitioning for the vacation of certain streets and allay/ V as hereinafter more particularly described and said petition being signed by the owners of more than two-thirds of the property abutting upon said streets and alleys,(to-wit: 100% of the abuttingowners) sought to be vacated, and same being described as follows: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 3. That 'portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way ( South 147th Place) 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: That the 9th day of September, 1963 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 it is hereby fixed as the time and place when the aforesaid petition for vacating the aforedescribed streets and alleys 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 or at the time of the hearing on said vacation. The City of Renton also reserves the right to retain an easement for utility -1- e 4 .I and other public purposes within said streets and alleys sought to be vacated. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 12th day of August, 1963. /, e /fie- /s b Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 12th day of August, 1963. Frank Aliment, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney -2- • ICE OE TF! .�!T,,. .'�TTORNEY • •,� BOX 62:' 27 •,_ \'�IELLS ST. • 1_ . RENTON, 'WASH. • August 7, 1963 Mr. -Clarence Dullahant, Chairman ' . Lem'and Ordinance Committee . 1326' Beacon " . . . ' • . ': . ' • . Renton, Washington. • . . . . .. _ '. , ' - . . Re: Proposed Request for Vacation of- Streets • . and alleys by Puget Properties,_ Inc:. Dear Sir: He are handing you herewith proposed Resolution to be adopted. by the : . Council for' the purpose of petting a, hearing date on t:he'proposal by - Puget Properties, Inc' to 'vacate• .e number of streets and alleys within ' . their improvement project... • Wi understand that the Council has• ' set the' date.of 'September.9th as a • • time for public hearing. `''tiowiever', we 'would like to remind you that .it is necessary ,to submit this request also to the Planning Commission for their recomaaend€etion:t6 the. Council sat 'or'prior to the 'hearing date: . . Proper arrangeme ats- should.therefore be made to submit it to the- Commission ' for speedy action. . We remain • . • ou ' y • . • 8A & $EELI • . . . lx,,,i/l . ..., .:, . ' By. arard H. Shellan : ' • C ty Attorney. 1S:nd cc: Mayor and City Council City Clerk . .. • :• . RESOLUTION N01:21/1F: WHEREAS a petition has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton on or about Agust5, 1963 petitioning for the vacation of certain streets and alleys— as hereinafter More particularly described and said petition being signed by the owners of more than tWo-thirds of the property abutting upon said streets and alleys,(to-wit: 100% of the abutting`owners) sought to be vacated, and same being described as follows: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of SIB No.' 5-C 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No, 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue !South. ' 6. 'That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of ,PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. • 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of jPSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way ( South 147th Place) 8. ; The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. 9. , The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue ! South and, the Wept margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. ; The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the .West margin ' of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C 11. i The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin ! of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON ASIFOLLOWS: SECTION I: That the 9th day of September, 1963 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 it is hereby fixed as the time and place when the aforesaid petition for vacating the aforedes;cribed streets and alleys shall be heard and determined. Tfie 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 or at the time of the hearing on said vacation. The City of Renton also reserves the right to retain an easement for utility -1- and other public purposes within said streets and alleys sought to be vacated. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 12th day of August, 1963. Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 12th day of August, 963: /� Frank Aliment, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney -2- ,----, . ---e, ,—.--,' - IWA,2'1i,.,1 ,/ er /.//4:0/ Renton -..,:s... J7[6' ‘7.:tII 'WASHINGTON the Jet Transport Capital of the World 41111111A0111." ;,,,, -,j ,„..."Nt, t OFFICE OF ME CITY ENGINEER August 12, 1963 Hanoi-able Frank Aliment, Mayor Members of the City Council Re: Street Vacation request of Puget Properties 1 Gentlemen: 1 A check of the County Records reveals that the petition sub- mitted by Puget Properties to cate portions of Several streets and alleys within the area lying north of P. S. H. No. 1-RE sour th of Grady Way east of P. S. H. No. 5 and west of Shattuck Street within the City of Rentoñ was signed by 100% of the 1 owners of the abutting property. Very truly yours, . ck Wilson City Engineer JW:mc 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill and install necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 1964, ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the large contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "A") noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100% owner of abutting properties: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 911-th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 911th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- 8/5/63 understanding ' that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period. City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property, Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trim, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations, and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in \ meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M., Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and th) Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking, meters, for the consideration of 75$ per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.T.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70.9% of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poli, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completicn. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens ' Committee for Better Government's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill andiinstall necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 19611., ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the lar:te contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "A") noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100% owner of abutting properties: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 911-th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. .The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- 8/5/63 understanding that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or!pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. r Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period.! City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property,. Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trim, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations., and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M., Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and the Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by 'Poll, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. I A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking ;meters,, for the consideration of 750 per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by;Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.I.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70.9A of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by, Custer, seconded by Poll, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completicn. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens' Committee for Better Government's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees ' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- ,-;----7 fr A- *4-? ' kL . PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. 4` � I'' I'. t. P.O. BOX 535, BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON, GLENcouRT 4-6363 `J' €1�7 August 1, 1963 Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council City of Renton , City Hall `, , Renton, Washington`, Gentlemen: We, being owners of 100% of the abutting properties, hereby petition _ and make application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. A SUBSIDIARY OF PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY I tdr Honorable Mayor and - Members of the City Council Page two 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. Exhibit "A" is attached hereto and in support thereof made a portion of the application. td /rf;;' ,Lizte_P Vice President Puget Sound Power & Light Co. 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'..7:::S4 .12Walt,4 l',4-144-voz...1:4-Tia gAz .6 N . .3.-2,-0 7 7:32trie,* S-'-'40 aVip flo cuietimett pas zask 4tkiii,IGISIOff I • 0 - .. INTEROFFICE MEMO Date August 8, 1963 From: Gwen Marshall, Department al Account. No. Deputy City Clerk To: Jack Wilson, City Engr• Expenditure Account No. MESSAGE: As a matter of record, per request made in Council Meeting of August 5, 1963, the validation of ownership should be made in connection with PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. 's request for street and alley vacations, petitioned in their letter of August 1, 1963. ap Gwen Marshall INTER-OFFICE MEMO Date August 8, 1963 From: Gwen Marshall, Departmental Account. No. Deputy City Clerk To: Jack Wilson, City Engr. Expenditure Account No. MESSAGE: As a matter of record, per request made in Council Meeting of August 5, 1963, the validation of ownership should be made in connection with PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. 's request for street and alley vacations, petitioned in their letter of August 1, 1963. ap Gwen Marshall I 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill and install necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 1964, ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the large contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "At') noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100jo owner of abutting properties: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- 8/5/63 understanding • that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period. City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property, Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trim, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations, and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M., Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and th_e_j Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking meters, for the consideration of 750 per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.T.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70.910 of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poli, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completicn. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City'Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens ' Committee for Better Government's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees ' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- . ( 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill anduinstall necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 1964, ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the large contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "AF') noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100% owner of abutting properties: l., That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2.. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11.' The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- I `y Z c yyyyyyyyyt'' 'q s At - �. .` r A;gig Ilif 1 Menton Ey ' N WA S N I N G T O N the Jet Transport Capital of the World .......)frVit..)CAE.,:!.it ' ' OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER August 12, 1963 Honorable Prank Aliment,-Mayor • Members of the City Council Re: Street Vacation request of Puget Properties Gentlemen: A check of the County Records reveals that the petition sub- mitted by-Puget Properties to vacate portions of several streets and alleys within the-area_lying .north of P: S. H. No. 1-RE south- of Grady Way east:of P. S. H. No. 5 and west of Shattuck Street Within the City of Renton. was signed by 100% of the owners of the abutting property. Very truly yours, . '. ck Wilson City Engineer JW:mc 1 • 8/5/63 understanding that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period. City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property, Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trim, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations, and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M., Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and the Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by Poli, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking meters, for the consideration of 75$ per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.T.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70. 0 of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poll, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completion. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens ' Committee for Better Government 's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees ' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- Honorable Mayor and , I Members of the City Council Page two 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. Exhibit "A" is attached hereto and in support thereof made a portion of the application. Vice President Puget Sound Power do Light Co. d4;74..—.- 1 General Puget Properties, Inc. II/ 11/ oor441e Mayor and Maibers of trle Ci Ccer4A1 9. The si7tten-foe.4 411Aty a0Ath ase tbe West witrO', r.201.‘6F, 10. 7ne ollitevn-.r>%; r,:,-3k T40(f,6.11 of 4i.44tk aPi ^,A.tiat 5-C. U. The, h.ixteeA-foot eau,. Victo-J_ 10,5 17,1,!, *nau, of 9kt:.$ Avulse Fon-c.h aLd hi ,ot 7 ".3.E fthibit WA is attached kersi.c LIUA PAniV,rt -7.7.vaf,) of the applintaien. Ir're n n jive' 1.7 a41679 t4" eidt Soviet PoKar t L14kt Co .erkivstners PesrA Properties* I . • • • • - , ,. „ ,•, . • - ' - J . • . . r • - • " •,'$7 - P, ,'-; t,- • ).1.'; T; . . , • •" „# • ;. "-eA.• .• •• • ,$ • • .- • , " ,-• • • - • . • .• y•••• 14^, 7,I\ ' ' • f s 1 • P:o • . r3 X It 3 t9 ';• - C.L. . • • Mqsabe:ret tilt City Ctfunt.qi. City of lieon City fisil Renton,. 111it'Agton We corteraof 1004 1:rtg::- kpplication., for A-16,..7.3.tiou t:oi? •,-.••• 7,• L. 17:Jett 1-;o:vt,1•ov. (Ye ,ve9 Witxargin k50(J't ELa:AotIA. 2. Tt,.alt 1,c, tiol2 of ::,(ttt.11, 1,48th Weet mazglu ef 94%b 76,11.1t lb.22 Ct OE If/J. rfrznt portioikv 9trt IkviInue 50-t-Ith sad the 'Faett. pc;rti•m of Sold.% 14-9,111 E'ItY.met (31.` cAftn t,F141, tt.e. getit L;:kr iOta Averpl.e &ctkNo. 1:-12, of the koz"-r.,•ja. li of. PSII i)c. L and lyinv. .Et-tr,arly.ze. t 9& Avtro..ie 6. Ti ptIoa of 94trt zP.t.-othbtvi. th,f, (..); IP.111'1 I. nnEl 7„ 'Itett• portion of 96t,',.:11 Averau.•,-;-: Sth oi, p ttta•b:rt!,, PS! rfo. 10..nei th.s STRAti,. na.r. :1.1;.t of G,-,i-,7,1•fi,2,3r Wi (,Soutt 147th. 8. Th.e. a.1.1.C;" betikStt-r. EG,St attrgirtof 5-'41;:a Liveinte South tt.r,(i, tbe LIP):rgin ?T.th Co'cit;12. i 1Gek #12 „_>-----7 \Y=E--J W.c .&? ( ,,, PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. P.O. BOX 535, BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON, GLENCOURT 4-6363 WU' t,`j') August 1, 1963 Honorable Mayor and Members of the_-City Council City of Renton \, City Hall • Renton, Washington , Gentlemen: We, being owners of 100% of the abutting properties, hereby petition _ and make application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys: 1. That-portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of 'South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. • . 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the. West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. '1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley'between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. A SUBSIDIARY OF PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY I INTEROFFICE MEMO Date August 8, 1963 From: Gwen Marshall, Departmental Account No. Deputy City Clerk To: Jack R•lilson City Engr. Expenditure Account No. MESSAGE: As a matte.• of record, per request made in Council Meeting of August 5, 1963, the val•_dation of ownership should be made in connection with PUGET PROPERTIES, INC.'s request for street and alley vacations, petitioned in their letter of August 1, 1963. ap Gwen Marshall INTEROFFICE MEMO Date August 8, 1963 From: Gwen Marshall, Departmental Account. No. Deputy City Clerk To: Jack Wilson, City Engr. Expenditure Account No. MESSAGE: As a matter of record, per request made in Council Meeting of August 5, 1963, the validation of ownership should be made in connection with PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. 's request for street and alley vacations, petitioned in their letter of August 1, 1963. ap Gwen Marshall • (l) 1rN A � rf ! N c 'T'O N NTLJRAL GAS (C.: 0 M RAN Y / ,,rth .1.;t;.c. . ',a;, 1. ;1, W a.:).ttter2, 7't:::phew 93-fir, .'.r.:'r,; September 4, 1963 Mayor and City Council City Hall Cedar River Park Renton, Washington Attention Mr. Jack Wilson, City Engineer Gentlemen: We have been informed by Puget Properties, Inc. that they have petitioned your City for the vacation of streets and alleys within their holdings in the vicinity of 9th Avenue South and Shattuck Street. This letter is to advise you that we have no objection to the petition being granted, provided we are compensated for the cost to relocate our exist- . ing 2" gas main that is located in the streets proposed to be vacated. The cost of this relocation is estimated at $6,500. An alternate to relocation would be that Puget Properties, Inc. grant us an easement so the main can remain in its present location. Sincerely, Karl B. Reese General Superintendent Seattle Operations raw cc: Puget Properties, Inc. P. 0. Box 535 Bellevue, Washington Attention Mr. E. D. Greathouse .. . . /4-'it,..: • r'.At" SOOr--' \ ;,,li-- _ fa , 1 imentegy MI MIGTOMI the Jet Tronsport Capital of the World ; \ '4''' :4:,, — . - September 9 , 1963 Eonorable Mayor Frank Aliment -'!e,-ftber:., of the City Council 71anniup. Cn.-am_Ision At a Special Meeting of /,: er 7 , ni33 , -,,,,,,„cor,mended to the City Councj ] - tn,:.: vacation of 3treets as petitioned f-ef'uget .Cr:-.7,yrti.es , Inc . he granted , with the further re- co,„mcnciazion that provision for uti3ity easements arld other punLic requirements be provided prior to vacdtiun of the requested streets. Respectfully yours , J. u -:-- .' ----- ' avid ensen ) P1 :ming JDrector ---" ___-- INTER-OFFICE MEMO .. • Date , pr,+,prnhp,. n 04-) From: Gerard i-i, Shellan. City n,ttornec Departmental Account No. Jack Wilson, TO: Citt. En'ineer Expenditure Account No . cc: Clarence Dullahant, Ordinance Committee Me s sage: • Relmie Nelson, City Clerk Frank .Aliment, i'iayor Re: Vacation of streets and alleys by City Council Puget properties, Inc. David Jensen, Planning Commission Dear Jack: We are enclosing herewith a copy of proposed Ordinance vacating certain streets and alleys within properties owned by Fu et Properties, Inc. Would you please check and verify the legal descriptions of said public right-of-ways sought to be vacated. We again like to remind you that if it woald be to the City's interest, now or in the future, to retain any easements in any of said streets or alleys, then this should be done in this Ordinance, If you absolutely are sure that no need exists therefor, then we can so advise the Council and the Ordinance can be adopted as it .is. We Iiould also suggest that we receive verification from the Washington Natural Gas Company and Puget Fro erties that the matter raised by former's letter of September L , 1963, has been taken ca P of a that the utilities have either beenselncated or that an easement has Mayor's Office - Yorm been granted to the gas company. We remain, Yours very -bra ly, T-TATTnAAT ,P,. C5TFhT'T AAT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING, RENTON ary COUNCIL - RENTON, WASHINGTON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A PETITION TO VACATE THE FOLLUING DESCRIBED STREETS AND ALLEYS HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE CITY CLERK or THE CITY OF RENTON, TO WIT: That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-0. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin, of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. S-G. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place). The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. The sixteen foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. The sixteen foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No o SeC. The sixteen foot alley In Block 41S between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No, THE CITY COUNCIL BY RESOLUTION NO. 1 200 DULY ADOPTED AT ITS REGULAR MEETING or August 12, 1963 FIXED AND DETERMINED THE 9th DAY OF September 19 63 AT THE Rom OF 8:00 P.M., IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, CITY OF RENTON, AS THE DATE AND PLACE AT WHICH SAID PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE CITY COUNCIL UPON THE PETITION TO VACATE SAID STREETS AND ALLEYS. ANY AND ALL PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN OR WISHING TO OBJECT THERETO MAY THEN BE HEARD THEREON OR MAY FILE THEIR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS TO SAID VACATION WITH THE CITY CLERK PRIOR TO SAID TIME OF HEARING. HELM= W. NELSON, CITY CLERK DATE OF PUBLICATION August 21, 1963 CERTIFICATION HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THREE ( ) COPIES OF THE ABOVE DOCUMENT WERE POSTED BY ME IN THREE CONSPICUOUS PLACES ON THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND ONE (1) COPY POSTED AT THE CITY HALL, RENTON, WASHINGTON ON AS PRESCRIBED BY LAW. SIGNED; ATTEST: NOTARY PUBLIC IN AND FOR THE INTE OF WASHINGTON, RESIDING AT RENTON. RESOLUTION N0.1 )" WHEREAS a petition has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton on or about Agust 5, 1963 petitioning for the vacation of certain streets and alley* as hereinafter more particularly described and said petition being signed by the owners of more than two-thirds of the property abutting upon said streets and alleys,(to-wit: 100% of the abuttingowners) sought to be vacated, and same being described as follows: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way ( South 147th Place) 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: That the 9th day of September, 1963 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 it is hereby fixed as the time and place when the aforesaid petition for vacating the aforedescribed streets and alleys 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 or at the time of the hearing on said vacation. The City of Renton also reserves the right to retain an easement for utility -1- and other public purposes within said streets and alleys sought to be vacated. PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 12th day of August, 1963. I /4//2I / C fl Icd h Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 12th day of August, 1963. is �L!�..'� "v l PY! Frank Aliment, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney -2- 'ICE OF .TF!E !T`' .'\TTORNEY +. • . • A. 2_ BOX 6 `. ?I J.1 \`TELLS ST. I � • • • RENTON, WASH. . August 7, 1963 • Mr. Clarence Dullahant, Chairman . Laws and Ordinance Committee. . ' 1326 Beacon - ' . • • . Penton, Wanhiagtcn. - `' Re. Proposed Reiiueat for Vacation of. Streets . . • • • -and-alleys-by Puget Properties, Inc: • ' . Da cr Sir: - . - We are handing you herewith-proposed Resolution to be adopted by the . • • Council for the purpose of setting 4 hearing date on the proposal by Puget Properties, •Inc toVacate number of etreete and alleys within . . their improvement project•.;• . • We understand that the Council has' set the- date,of •September 9th as a time for public hearing. BoWever, we -crould like -to remind you that •it is necessary to submit this request also to the Planning Commission . . for their recommendation to the 'Council at or'prior to the -hearing,; date, Proper arraaagem�:nts should 'therefore be made .to submit it to the Commission for speedy action. We• remaia You very .truly, . HA .& SHLLAN . - By. ?rand M. Shellan - • - C ty Attorney. . iS:nd • cc: Mayor and City Council . • City Clerk . A (.4RESOLUTION NO./ -." WHEREAS a petition has been filed with the City Clerk of the City of Renton on or about Agust 5, 1963 petitioning for the vacation of certain streets and alleys • • as hereinafter more particularly described and sail petition being signed by the owners of more than two-thirds of the property abutting upon said streets and alleys,(to-wit: 100% of the abutting owners) sought to be vacated, and same being described as follows: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PS} No. 5-C 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No, 1 and lying between 94th Avenge South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way ( South 147th Place) 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block 014 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF RENTON AS FOLLOWS: SECTION I: That the 9th day of September, 1963 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 it is hereby fixed as the time and place when the aforesaid petition for vacating the aforedescribed streets and alleys 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 or at the time of the hearing on said vacation. The City of Renton also reserves the right to retain an easement for utility -1- and other public purposes within said streets and alleys sought to be vacated. 61- 7 PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL this 12th day of August, 1963. Helmie Nelson, City Clerk APPROVED BY THE MAYOR this 12th day of August, 963. j://;rie'l Frank Aliment, Mayor APPROVED AS TO FORM: Gerard M. Shellan, City Attorney -2- t 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill and install necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 1964, ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the large contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "A19 noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100% owner of abutting properties: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- w..a _. 8/5/63 understanding that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period. City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property, Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trim, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations, and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M. , Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and the Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by Poll, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking meters, for the consideration of 75¢ per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.T.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70.9% of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poli, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completion. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens ' Committee for Better Government's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees ' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- ,) 9' 8/5/63 The Deputy City Clerk read the following three letters received from Puget Properties, Inc: (1) Letter from Project Engineer E. D. Greathouse, outlining basis for joint participation of Puget Drive Program between Puget Properties, Inc. and the City of Renton covering: Section I. of Puget Drive, extending from Talbot Road to llth Avenue South to Benson Road at approximately S.E. 156th Street. a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed the necessary right-of-way to Renton, place approximately 115,000 cubic yards of roadway fill and' install necessary drainage to protect the fill, an estimated total of $54,000 in land value and construction costs. b. City of Renton will, in 1964, ballast and pave three traffic lanes with necessary drainage facilities and pay incidental engineering and traffic device costs, an estimated total of $35,600 plus related contingencies. Section II. of Puget Drive, extending from Benson Road to North-South centerline of Section 20: a. Puget Properties in 1963 to deed necessary right-of-way to Renton, exca- vate to grade using material to fill Section I, relocate gas mains and install the necessary drainage to protect the work, an estimated total of $110,000 in land value and construction cost. b. City of Renton will accept responsibility for the balance of work neces- sary to complete Section II. and will investigate all sources of income from benefitted area. Puget Properties requests earliest possible consideration of Council on above proposals. Mr. Greathouse addressed Council at this point, advising that this proposal is but a small portion of the overall work. The offer to the City is designed to take advantage of the large contract Puget Properties has in the shopping center area, which is the subject of three letters to be presented to Council, representing some 450,000 cubic yards of dirt -- roadway fill here only 100,000 cubic yards. Requested Council's consideration of matter after these letters have been presented. (2) Petition and application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys (as illustrated on area map identified as Exhibit "At') noting Puget Proper- ties, Inc. to be 100% owner of abutting properties: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2.. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion of South 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 12. 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block No. 11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block No. 15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. (3) Project Engineer Greathouse 's letter to City Engineer Wilson, advising that studies for the sanitary trunking and interceptor systems for the areas known as Renton Hill, Talbot Hill and East slopes of Talbot Hill, the topography of area, per Exhibit "A", dictates need for three separate trunking systems to service entire drainage pattern with the westerly boundary defined as the Renton to Kent Freeway, PSH No. 5; these three separate trunking systems to flow to an interceptor sewer which will be the connection to the existing Metro 108 inch trunk; temporary sewerage facilities will be required to re-route the flow and allow City sufficient time to remove valuable pumping equipment. Council approval requested on this portion of the Comprehensive Plan. Upon inquiry regarding this Southeast Renton Sanitary Trunk Plan, City Engineer Wilson produced, as a matter of record, supplemental letter received from Mr. Greathouse for a proposal to re-install the existing sewage lift station near the North edge of PSH-1 on Shattuck Street or to modify the temporary pump facilities to be constructed to a permanent status in the event that Metro does not agree to construct the gravity interceptor in accordance with its past policies. Approval of above to be made with the -5- understanding 8/5/63 that Puget Properties will relocate and restore permanent type service, whether by gravity trunk or pumping. Upon request of Mayor Aliment, Utilities Supt. Andersen elaborated on proposal informing Council that his discussion of matter with Puget Properties Engineers and City Engineer Wilson produced only a possible question on the temporary line that would be in use during their construction period. Puget Properties is assuming maintenance of this line during construction period because it must be moved from time to time. Temporary lift station will be City's responsibility; however on the temporary line our responsibility will not exceed what we are now doing in maintaining present lift station. Guarantee has been received from pump supplier that they will function properly for a one-year period. City Attorney Shellan informed Council of requirement for City Engineer Wilson to certify Puget Properties as the recorded owner of property,. Letter (2) above, setting public hearing date on matter for not less than twenty days or more than sixty days thereafter. Resolution must also be prepared to cover. Moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Custer, to set September 9, 1963, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, as the Public Hearing Date on the Puget Properties Street and Alley Vacation request. Carried. It was further moved by Trimm, seconded by Custer, to refer the above two Puget Properties package deals, of requested street and alley vacations., and the matter of street construction and sewer project, to the Council As A Whole for consideration in meeting scheduled for Thursday, August 8th, at 8:00 P.M., Council Chambers. Carried. A joint recommendation of the Engineering Department, Street Department, and the Street & Alley Committee was read, citing soil conditions encountered on 12th Avenue North which make it impossible to control the width of trench with the rdsult of losing more street than anticipated, and requesting that this work be deleted from the work items to be performed by the Lundberg Construction Company, to be assigned instead to the Street Department for required restoration work; further that the $3,500 contract amount be transferred to the Street Fund to cover such costs. Moved by Poll, seconded by Bruce, to concur in the recommendation above. Carried. A letter-proposal from C. E. Leman, 519 ThirdAvenue, Seattle, for consideration of a five-year contract with the City of Renton for authority to place and maintain advertising signs, including parking regulations, in suitable metal folders affixed to tops of parking meters, for the consideration of 750 per parking post, per month, for all posts upon which such advertising signs and parking regulation signs are placed, was read. Moved by Custer, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer this proposal to the Council As A Whole. Carried. City Engineer Wilson reports that a check of County Records covering Petition for a Sanitary Sewer L.I.D. on "M" Street, between Sunset Highway and 12th Avenue North reveals Petition to have been signed by 70.9% of the owners of the abutting property and 71.6% of the owners of the total area within the boundaries of the proposed district. Assessed land valuation for purposes of taxation is $6,790.00 and the improvements are assessed at $18,150.00; at twice the land assessments plus one-half the improvement assessment. This establishes the limit for LID assessments at $22,655. There are no outstanding assessments within the district; therefore there is sufficient valuation to support a L.I.D. Moved by Custer, seconded by Poll, that the City Engineer be authorized to com- pile the preliminary assessment roll and submit such roll to Council upon completicn. Question on the motion covering L.I.D. financing disclosed that the Firemen's Pension Fund may be interested in purchasing the L.I.D. bonds; cost for which would be small, somewhere in the neighborhood of $10,000 to $12,000. The motion carried. The Deputy City Clerk advised Council of receipt of the Citizens ' Committee for Better Government's request for consideration of an Open Housing Ordinance by the City Council. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to refer matter to the Council As A Whole. Carried. A notice from Fred Hanis, President of the City Employees Club, advising that the Blue Cross Hospital Service Representative had met with the City Employees for the purpose of presenting a proposed group coverage plan, was read. Mr. Hanis advised that City Employees are not interested in the plan submitted. An invitation extended to Mayor Aliment, Members of the City Council, City Attor- ney, City Treasurer, and City Clerk to attend the City Employees ' Picnic to be held at Alexander's Beach on Lake Sammamish, Saturday, August 10th, was read. -6- xI li,,,,t;:.:3\ki,":.1:4 Pti.1,47,.' d"P..,! Renton 41111110111.110 ,WASH■N GT O N the Jet Transport Capital of the World F 1 , OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER August 12, 1963 Honorable Frank Aliment, Mayor Members of the City Council Re: Street Vacation request of Puget Properties Gentlemen: - i" A check of the County Records reveals that the petition sub- - mitte'd by-'Puget Properties to vacate portions of several streets and alleys Within the area. lying .north of P. S. H. No. 1-RE south of Grady Way east of P.-S. H. No. 5 and west of Shattuck Street within the City of Renton was signed by 100% of the owner's of the abuttingproperty. Veryt trulyyours, n{ V `. ck Wilson City Engineer JW:mc I Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council Page two 9. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #11. 10. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #14 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. 11. The sixteen-foot alley in Block #15 between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East line of PSH No. 5-C. Exhibit "A" is attached hereto and in support thereof made a portion of the application. VrAf:prdete, Vice President Puget Sound Power & Light Co. General Puget Properties, Inc. ... ,.�� Ir• - — - ir/C -&? 7f PUGET PROPERTIES, INC. d JYJ P.O. BOX 535, BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON, GLENCOURT 4-6363 �� August 1, 1963 Honorable Mayor and Members of the.City Council City of Renton t City Hall Renton,, Washington}, Gentlemen: We, being owners of 100% of the abutting properties, hereby petition and make application for vacation of the following described streets and alleys: 1. That portion of 9th Avenue South between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and West margin of 96th Avenue South. 2. That portion of South 148th Street (Memphis Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 3. That portion of 9th Place South between the East margin. of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South. 4. That portion ofSouth 149th Street (Manning Avenue) between the West margin of 94th Avenue South and the East property line of PSH No. 5-C. 5. That portion of 10th'Avenue South North of the North line of PSH No. 1 and lying between 94th Avenue South and 96th Avenue South. 6. That portion of 94th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the North margin of 9th Avenue South. 7. That portion of 96th Avenue South between the North line of PSH No. 1 and the South margin of Grady Way (South 147th Place) . 8. The sixteen-foot alley between the East margin of 94th Avenue South and the West margin of 96th Avenue South in Block #12. A SUBSIDIARY OF PUGET SOUND POWER & LIGHT COMPANY INTEROFFICE MEMO Date August 8, 1963 From: Gwen Marshall, Departmental Account. No. Deputy City Clerk To: Jack Wilson, City Engr. 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Request,:for Painted.Cr • It is the recommendation of the Street and Alley Committee that the Street Department paint the cross walk area on the north side of the intersection,of6th 'Avenue North and Garden Street. 3. Request for Temporary Permit for Angle Parking.on,North Side of 1th Place beteon Shattuck Street.and Rainier Avenue. • It is .the recomplendation. of the Street and Alley Committee ythat a revocable permit be issued to Dr. R. Evoy to develop angle parking at.the above location subject to the understanding':that the permattee will bear all costs involved and that he secure approval of plans from the City Engineer and Street-Commissioner before commencing construction.. . . 4. Letter from Nathan E. Ward requesting Acquistion of Public Use Area. Since the property in.question provides the only:access to a large'.t ublic Usa:'Area to the 'south' within the. same block, no disposition could be made without considering all of the: Public Use Area within Block 26 of the Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands. Even. in`the 'event the City received a petition from all of the abutting owners, it is questionable whether the City would,have ,the authority to vacate this Public Use.Area. GCS= (t ' • �'� ..;.. •is c: " .- - - li: ' 5.. After an'investigation of Burnett :Street in the vic.init of' the Ca °pen tars 'Fall the cause,;of.`co plaint could,not be'de- m•ttetit detailed`- termired, cherefore a letter & ouldsubi formation,and location'.if mtirther°;;action'is desired. :Street`and Alley.Committee, • • • • OFFICE OF.THE CITY CLERK June. 5 9;..1963 Mr. Nathan,.E.` Ward:. ; :2319 - 7th Avenue North " iRenton,°.Washington Re: Acquisition_ of Public Use Area • Dear MrWard: } '• ;: .; ':to the,' Th •.Renton City Council, •'en''',May:27;, 1963 hard.=referred your request: S reet :Ind. Alley Committee=for investigation and:recommendation.. ' At:.the r gu].ar1City 'Council Meeting. of June. 3,`,1963 the. Council concurred'_in the • wepcif.the Committee.;and'we enclose•:an'-'excerpt -from the_Minutes,in:, t, is.pointed out that ;the,:Public:,Use :',Area-,which you:mention:. es ', been''' stablished by the Federal Government and it is the.tefore questionable whether the, City has. authority: to vacate,`such an^'area. - ; . Yours very truly; .f. CITY• OF •RENTON .. Helmie W. Nelsons , „ , City Clerk HWN/dm nclosure: .0 \ Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting 6-3-63 COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS: OLD BUSINESS: Councilman Reid submitted the report of the Council As A Whole Committee which was read by the Clerk with Council actions taken as follows: 1. The matter of Encroachment by Mr. Charles Shane's building on a 10 foot strip of property not zoned B-1 was considered and in view of the fact that the following con- ditions have changed since the rezoning, (a) withdrawal of Edwards Deed, (b) information of additional right of. way deeded to the City, it was recommended that a Variance be granted for the building as started, but that until the street pattern is fully established the zoning should remain as is, it being possible to effect a desirable street arrangement without disturbing the proposed building. Inquiry was made as to whether Mr. Shane was agreeable to the proposed arrangement and inasmuch as Mr. Dobson, counsel for Mr. Shane had left the Council Chamber, farther action on the matter was deferred until later in the meeting. 2. Relative to the referral of the Sanitation Committee report to transfer only the Billing operation from the Utilities Department unto the City Treasurer's office, it was recommended by the Council As A Whole to concur in this transfer of Billing only at this time. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Hulse, to concur in the recommendation of the Council As A Whole. Carried. Moved by Trim, seconded by Delaurenti, to refer the matter to the Ordinance Committee. Carried. Mr. Dobson had returned to the Council Chamber and upon inquiry advised he had made a request that Mr. Shane be present to determine whether or not he was willing to accept the condition proposed for leaving the 10 ft. strip under "G" zoning. Mr. Shane would be present later in the meeting but inasmuch as it was not known whether he would arrive prior to adjournment of the meeting, it was moved by Dullahant, seconded by Bruce, to defer action on the matter until the next meeting of the Council. Carried. Councilman Reid, Chairman of the Street and Alley Committee, presented his Committee report which was read as follows: 1. Petition for Vacation of a 16 ft. alleyway in Block 18, Renton Highlands was considered. The Petition contained fourteen signatures of residents on "G" Place and abutting the alleyway. Inasmuch as this is an undeveloped alley having doubtful value insofar as the public is concerned, it was recommended that a Public Hearing be held on the matter. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Delaurenti, to co cur` in the recommendation of the Street and Alley Committee with referral to the Ordinance Committee fora Resolution setting the Date of July 8, 1963 for the Hearing. Carried. 2. Request for painted Cross-walk at 6th Avenue North and Garden Street access to Pacific Car & Foundry parking lot was considered and it was recommended that the Street Department paint the cross-walk area on the north side of the intersection of said streets. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the recommendation of the Street and Alley Committee. Carried. 3. Request for Temporary Permit forAngle Parking on the North side of 4th Place between Shattuck Street and Rainier Avenue was considered and it was the recommendation that a Revocable Permit be granted to Dr. R. J. Evoy for development of angle parking as requested subject to the understanding that the Permittees will bear all costs involved and that approval of the plans be secured from the City Engineer and Street Commissioner prior to commencement of the construction. Moved by Dullahant, seconded by Dahlquist, to concur in the recommendation of the Street and alley Committee. Carried. 4. Request from Mr. Nathan E. Ward for acquisition of public use area - Since the property in question provides the only access to a large public use area to the South in the same block, no disposition could be made without considering all of the public use area within Block 26 of the Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands. Even in the event the City were to receive petition from all of the abutting property owners, it is questionable whether the City would have the authority to vacate this Public Use Area, inasmuch as such area°was established by the Federal Government. Moved by Garrett, seconded by Dahlquist, to concur in the report of the Street and 1, Alley Committee. Carried. Upon investigation of a complaint concerning use of property on Burnett Street in the vicinity of the Carpenter's Hall, the Committee reported no determination could be made inasmuch as the nature of the complaint was not detailed. Councilman Bruce reported receiving the complaint from Mr. Wm. Rusden and it was in regard to his driveway not having been restored in good condition subsequent to the sewer line installation by Metro. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Bruce, to refer the matter to the Street and Alley Committee. Carried. -3- 1/ 2819 7th Avenue North Renton, Washington May 23, 1963 Honorable Walter Reid President, Board of Councilmen of Renton Renton, Washington Dear Mr. Reid: I am interested in obtaining title to, or use of, an unused public access area which adjoins my property in Renton Highlands. The property concerned is that part of Block 26 Corrected Plat Renton Highlands #2 which adjoins lot 2819 7th Avenue North, Renton, Wash- ington. This property is supposed to be a public access but is unused and is an eye-sore in its present state because the City nor anyone else does anything with it, except for some cleaning which I have done myself. About 150 feet south of 7th Avenue North the access has been effectively closed by the construction of a boat house and tool shed which was constructed about 14 years ago by the people living in one of the war surplus houses. Those City Officials to whom I have talked gree that anything that I, or anyone else, would do with the property would be an improvement beneficial to all concerned. I, therefore, request authorization to purchase the property at a reasonable price, obtain a long term use permit, or have the property divided evenly between property owners on each side of the access and deeded to them free of charge by the city@ My preference is in the order stated. I would appreciate having this brought before the City Council at its next regular meeting. Sincerely yours, Nathan E. Ward