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HomeMy WebLinkAboutVAC - Renton Highlands/Blk 26B . 1 100 . S �.v Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 4-4-66 - PROCLAMATION: - . ' Proclamation by Mayor Custer designated the week of April 17 - 23rd as Home Safety Week. Moved by Morris, seconded by Hulse, to concur in the Proclamation. Carried. . Mayor Custer reported that fund breakdown for the Green River Traffic Study by •.. Cities listed Renton as contributing share of $7,122.50, based upon population. Since the Council had agreed to participate to extent of $5,000.00 maximum cost, . • Li`` . in two equal installments with second payment to be made only after cost break- s±;• down has been submitted to the Council, the Agreement which the Mayor and City Clerk had been authorized to execute, had been revised accordingly and letter of such intent forwarded to the State Highway Department. s,- • A letter from Vic TeGantvoort, Street Commissioner, requested fund transfer to cover cost of 4" Plastic Pavement Markers required by the Street Department as un follows: From City Street Fund 3200,uAcct. 904, M. & 0. Traffic Control., $2,605.00 Ev unto City Street Fund 3200, Capital 0 tlay 605, Structures and Improvements. w;; Moved by Morris, seconded by Poli, to refer the t:n e'z to the Law and Ordinance i;. Committee for proper Resolution, concurring in the request. Carried. . f; Announcements by the Mayor: There will be a meeting on Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. concerning the transfer of the Lake Washington Beach Park property and $13,000.00 improvement cost relative %. to Lake Washington Blvd. • he The Review Board Meeting scheduled for Tuesday has been cancelled due to addition t` of area to the legal description - Annexation Petition of John Harer et al ` tit 9.: COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS : <<. Unfinished Business: s; Councilwoman Dahlquist sutmitted.a Bill for presentation to the Legislature Which p: P. . the City of_ Renton is sponsorir-.to effect change in the Statutes so as to eliminate p: tax payments required in connection with Metro charges collected by the City and K remitting to Metro f.n acting as its Agent. Resolutions have been filed by many of r„, the Cities in agreement with the Cause. The Legislative Committee recommended checking by the City Attorney. Moved by Bruce, seconded by Schellert, to concur in the referral to the City Attorney. Carried. (The Bill was prepared by the ' Statute Lrw Committee, Legislative Building, Olympia.) The motion carried. NEW BUSINESS: Moved by Hulse, seconded by Bruce, that Vouchers No. 2903 through 2984, having beeni. !, previously approved by the Auditing and Accounting Committee be approved by the 4 Council at this time for payment. Carried. Fund Breakdown follows: ' e. Current Fund 2903 - 2943 $ 1,207.59 City Street Fund 2944 - 2946 202.02 - - Cedar River M. & I. 2947 41.68 ;" S; Off-Street Parking 2948 100.00 a • Equipment Rental Fund 2949 - 2964 1,141.43 b Parks 2965 - 2970 219.33 Water Works Utility 2971 - 2981. 23,331.51 1965 Water & Sewer Cons. 2982 6,596.70 Airport Fund • 2983 4.25 ' Cumulative Fund 1894 2984 100.00 $32,944.51 r.: Councilman Hulse announced a meeting of the Capital improvement Priority Committee on April llth at 7:30 p.m. prior to the Council meeting. r' Moved by Schellert, seconded by Dahlquist, that the matter of the Public Use areas \ in the Highlands be referred to the Property Committee for recommendation as to use and disposition. Discussion ensued regarding Public Relations Committee meetings is on the matter and suggestion that abutting property owners be given first chance to buy, in event it is decided to sell any of the properties. The pending motion carried. Councilman Garrett requested the Council to rescind its action of last week regarding Municipal Parking Lot No. 2, inasmuch as letter from operators of business requesting no change in prior parking arrangements was referred to the Street and Alley Committee l • and action could not otherwise be taken. Moved by Pedersen, seconded by Dahlquist, ! . . to rescind its action regarding posting of three truck stalls and metering remaining 4 stalls for public use tn, allow further qreet and Arley Committee recommendation. G to S. t r - t4 , 1 M1{ G,� •. 1 t . fiDiOUD ,WA S H I N GT O N the Jet Transport Capital of the World A7yl l • r OFFICE OF CITY CLERK M 14 iF't.R i L'i� j ali July 27, 1965 Dear Property Owner: Re: Disposition of U. S. Government's interest in certain public use areas - Renton Highlands You are hereby notified that the Public Relations Committee of the Renton City Council will hold a hearing at 7:30 on August 12, 1965, in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, to discuss the disposition of the U. S. Government's interest in certain public use areas, located in the Renton Highlands. As an abutting property owner, you are cordially invited to attend the hearing on August 12, at which time the committee is prepared to answer questions concerning this matter and you are invited to express your opinions. Yours very truly, CITY OF RENTON iCt?..,),77•1 George J. Perry, Councilman Chairman, Public Relations Committee GJP/smm • n _ (� ?F y Ise :i `!! c GG Re: Disposition of U. S. Government' s interest in certain public use areas - Renton Highlands You are hereby notified that the Public Relations Committee of the Renton City Council will hold a hearing at 7:30 p.m. on May 12, 1965, in the Renton City Hall Council Chambers, to discuss the disposition of the U. S. Government's interest in certain public use areas, located in the Renton Highlands. These areas are more particularly described as follows: Blocks 19, 20, 26, 26A and !, 2GB, Renton Highlands No. 2 and Vista Heights, Block No. 2. Attached hereto is a copy of a letter dated July 28, 1964, from the Housing and Home Finance Agency. After careful consideration of this communication, the Committee conferred with the City Engineer, Park Department, and Street Depart- ment, and is now prepared to recommend to the City Council at its regular meeting of May 17th, that this property be turned back to the Federal Government for disposition; that the abutting property owners be given priority consideration in the purchase of this land if it is put up for sale by the Federal Government. As an abutting property owner, you are cordially invited to attend the hearing on May 12th and voice your opinions on this matter. If you are not present at this hearing, it will be presumed that you are generally in accord with the Committee's recommendation regarding disposition of this property. Yours very truly, • CITY OF RENTON P���vy"` George Perry, Councilman Chairman, Public Relations Committee GP/sm I;nclosuro Y is:u * ;. Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting • t .; OPENING OF BIDS - continued - Painting of Exterior of North Renton Ree Building . After each bid was read with report of attachment of Cashier's Checks for :5% of total -bids, it was moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poll, to refer the Bids l'$ to the Property Committee with power to act. Carried. Report back was not requested t: inasmuch as there will be no further meetings of the Council until September 14th. s�; ',t; BIDS: Fiberglass roof covering for North Renton Recreation Building a,' - .This being the date set, communications were read as follows and the sealed bids opened thereafter: a 3i Letter from R. L. Greenfield and Son requested the following to be made a advising that the : In. part of the record of the Minutes of this meeting: His letter ', Y cif the North Renton Rec. Hall " {e{2 - specifications received from the City for the roofin€, ii hn7.L • . , were not recommended for the type of roof to be covered and that he refused to bid r on City jobs last year which called for same. Submitted therewith was a letter r; from Johns-Manville Corporation, directed to Mr. Greenfield and one from the Oweno- ' ki Corning Fiberglas Corporation which the Clerk read, both recommending that new roof- ing never be solidly mopped to old roofing and that the new roofing be separated from the old by nailing down a base sheet to receive the new plies of finishing felt or t ' that the old roof be completely removed and the underlay be inspected for dry rot or t other structural defects and a new roof installed in accordance with occupancy and life expectancy. Covering ' of an old roof may result in fractures being transmitted through the new felts, secure adhesion is questionable and moisture may be trapped i between the applications to cause subsequent blistering. i Bids were read as follows, Mr. Greenfields not being based upon the City's i . specifications but on the Owens-Corning recommended specs. , • . -- BIDDER AND ADDRESS BASIC BID TAX TOTAL BID ' • . R. L. Greenfield & Son (error in $ 1,909.80 $ 76.40 $ 1,986.30 611 Walla Walla St. contractor's - Renton, Washington computation) ' ,Hord Roofing Company . . 1,190.00 47.60 1,237.60 '3805 South 312th St. 91 1 ' Auburn,- Washington •}"• : Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Poli, that the communications and bids be , referred to the Property Committee with power to act.. Carried. HEARING: Petition for Vacation of portion of County Road #34 in vicinity of S.E. 80th , and 108th Avenue S.E. - Walter Gerber property This being the date set, the hearing was declared open. The Clerk read the .Planning Commission recommendation from its July 22nd meeting recommending that the vacation not be granted until such time as the right-of-way requirements of the State Highway Department have been completed. Mr. Walter Gerber, 10828 S.E. 80th advised that he had received payment on July 23rd and that the transaction is consumated with the Highway Department having . . taken possession a few days later and the land subsequently cleared. Upon inquiry Planning Director Jensen explained that there was no objection to the vacation of : • .:'-, that portion South and West of the area the state had acquired. Mr. Gerber submitted a map of the proposed vacation and City Engineer Wilson outlined the area stating • .that there would be no likely use of this as a street and that the 'City• should. retain ;easement rights. Mr. Jensen advised the area to the North and the County property beyond may perhaps be used later on to connect the old Lake Washington Blvd, with the County Road at S.E. 64th Street, and other purposes. - Moved by Morris, seconded by Dahiquist, that the Hearing be closed. Carried- , , !-Moved by Morris, seconded by Schellert, that the Vacation be granted and the matter I :i referred to the Ordinance Committee to prepare the necessary documents including provision for retaining the easement rights. Carried.' . . , . . ..;:. COMMUNICATIONS: A letter read from City Attorney Shellan submitted a' copy of .a letter from.the j :Housing and Home Finance Agency of the Federal Housing Administration appraising - -. • parcels of Public Use Areas in the Renton Highlands No. 2, including Blocks 19, 20, ' .26, 26A. and 26 B and Vista Heights, Block No. 2 in the amount of $9,850.00. A Deed • • :releasing the Government's interest would be granted in consideration of the appraisal . sum as stated, if the City proposes to vacate or sell the ;sand. If, however, the City wishes to mc:o;•ivey the ;land to the Government by t:lrc ;olw ti,t'lo ft rucel.v lel i1. in 1.949, the Government win then doqM'(; it: on excess mid Imm',Iy SI: or ;it for ea to to the Uhut::t`'Ln(, �nopt;!1't ownuro • E M 0 • July 28, 1964 From City Attorney's Office Re Disposing of the Government's interest in certain public use areas. This date, July 28, 1964, I had a long distance call from Washington D. C. by Mr. Joseph P. Smith, Director of the Community Disposition Program of the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Mr. Stone, his assistant, was also on the line. This concerned the "ancient problem" of the City's attempt to dispose of the Government's interest in certain public use areas located in Blocks 19, 20, 26, 26a and 26b of the Renton Highlands; this also includes certain alley-ways for which petitions to vacate have heretofore been received by the City, as initiated by abutting owners. Our correspondence with the aforesaid Agency covers a period of years. Our last letter to Mr. Smith, in which we included the maps of the subject areas, is dated May 19, 1964. Mr. Smith advised that there are two ways of disposing of the Government's interest in said lands, as follows: (a) By means of appraisal which has now been completed through the FHA which has determined that the Government's interest in the aforesaid public use areas is in the amount of $9,850.00 which would be the price charged by the Government to the abutting owners, or in the alternative to the City, in each of which cases a quit claim deed would be received from the Government. (b) The City could, by a proper resolution, reconvey all of said public use areas, probably after a public hearing, to the FHA. at which time the Federal Service Administration would take it over as excess property and thereupon proceed to sell it pursuant to the Federal Property Act of 1949; that agency, as a rule, would contact the abutting property owners but they do not have any pre-emptive rights to said properties as a matter of law. Mr. Smith will send me a letter during the next day or two outlining the foregoing. He wanted me to advise him as to which procedure the City wishes to follow. I stated that I was in no position to make this determi- nation for the City but that I would refer the aforesaid data to the City Council for a proper determination, possibly after notification of the interested abutting owners and a public hearing thereon. Thereafter we can notify Mr. Smith and the Housing and Home Finance Agency. Gerard M. Shellan • City Attorney +ME' 1 1' i;l\ 1 , ,� . 111.1 .ik .:'.,t ' • '. 'l Li:, , N 1.0 . , INf�., . 0 , .A-Gr,NC ,,,• `1 s.`•,''S --Ali l It `.,',.; . \� ♦®`.3. t '-i 1l 4't ,.. :\i't.' 'A''1.•�i? C;T! i`I 8,,, n. ,n.a' j' , - • . .. ' , iolt;,`- • ;,,,tit,:.,,. . , ,I illy 2ii, .Ic;ti�', , . . . • li ;'\IR TTM.i_, . hl t.' (-'‘I I (i i'cl \li '•'I •I:I;i,l ,• .. ( it'J', .I'i I.1-o-r.n c,y. h c n i.On-• 11•ci }t it c,. Dena -Alr Slit 1l;t.n,. ' Be l''or:mmmcr. 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Y � -• "1�: �,. .•:'' •r�-v.`i 7 '4f� '.� far} �C }.: ii�Jv:,1e,,kZl i>t 1 ,.ir -.(, rJ a1 - . e l .. ; r ,r: .; � . •...,: ••• .' 7 7i•'t•` ••• q•r�- '1:•• r`- 'rti 1,7 vj,}<••..�.r� ,r., '[.• ,• ,L,'1.T'Y'f'. ,'•.. .{ -P. „ ,.MZ.V.• ,.• ?,4. ti::y' %6 F.,.4 i-o. ,,i 1, .....:...-.,-,„+ . ..tip ...l._�, �. .f,,.' 1,„ vt fT. -�' �• �' s' T • l_,' `•r" ✓ Alt' 4.0..r,'.` „?.••, ' `V • 7. 1 ,:1 tF `k r :t ?4 ,l;tr�, r, i` , CITY OF RENTON RENTON, WASHINGTON - OFFICE OF CITY ATTORNEY . Gerard M.Shellan,City Attorney Arthur I. Haugan,Ass't.City Attorney June 10, 196L. Mr. Jack Wilsons _City Engineer City of 'Lenten City Hall Renton, 1ashington Dear Jacks . Inclosed you will find copy that we have received this date from sir. Joseph P. Smith, Director of Communities Lisposition.?ro,;ram regarding the proposed disposition of certain public use areas in the corrected plat of Renton Highlands 1,`2. There would appear,- as we have mentioned previously, that the Federal Government is taking; the position that this property cannot be released, free of charge to the City, but will have to be appraised and sold to the City, or in the alternative re-conveyed to the ~overnment. We sug-;est that we unit until receipt of further advices from the Housing and Hone Finance Agency. --• We remains Yours ery truly, IJ Jr_A'' &. 3H L ANL ' • - • By Gerard M. Shellan City Attorney GIBS:bw Enclosure cc: �irs. Helmie Nelson,. City Clerk 1• : :, -`Itiq . Sri ili re,.. J "�i..•a� .,�.t�.,..Ta ///{/�(/{(/� //)�y))7//� /per r .., �,�r h;; '"} `iti, OkdA S NO©GAY 8 RI the Jet Transport Capital of the World iti€. g,;. '' ''.°-. ",\, OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER I 1 e { fhi • April 13, 1964 • 7) -'., - (/' ,-/r/ r,.,/,‘---filkti . Li/. . ( 1 I • 1 Honorable Donald. Custer, Mayor Members of the City Council • i Re: Petition to Vacate Public Use Area in Block 26B • . of Corrected Plat of Renton Highlands No. 2 Gentlemen: ' A check of the County Records reveals .that the petition to I vacate the above referenced area was signed by 78.144% of the abut- • ting property owners. t . Very truly yours, (�.._ (1-• \ A) L `may • J ck Tilson City Engineer . • JUT:me -4• �z arc->l.(' /il ?j'vi d/`J�'= /Ltf y , ,,, ,;.„. 2;,,,,,6-47-- - A- ip.f.),,,,, ,,,,, ,e,--4 ,-1,---, . J l% <<rl G/c. �.t-.i Y'L-, l h • CITY CLERK'S OFFICE ROOM 104, CITY HALL \rASH:NGT0N • Renton, Washington April 10, 1964 • Mr, John J. Golithko 2808 - 7th Ave. No. Renton, Washington • Dear Sir: This is to advise that tho Renton City Council, at its regular meeting of April 6th , 19 64 has referred your request to the Planning ,. Lommission Wxxxftykdickugx W311 you kindly advise Mr. Metcalf. Variance: Rezoning: - _ Plat: Preliminary Final Vacation of Street: Public Use Area - Block 26B Renton Highlands No." 2 Other: • PROVISIONS, CONDITIONS, etc. • • Excerpts of the City Council meeting are enclosed. • • • Yours very truly, • CITY OF REPTTOTJ • Holrie Nelsen, City Clerk ,rr ,.,r Minutes of the Renton City Council Meeting 4-6-64 t s COMMUNICATIONS: (cont.) : z; Statement was read from H. Dewayne Kruger for payment of $500.00 in connection with professional services rendered during the Public Administration Personnel and Finance ii Study pursuant to Agreement of June 10, 1963. For information of the incoming Mayor and Council. Mr. Treager advised that he would be available to meet with them as they !,, explore the application of the PAS report. ,, Moved byDelaurenti, seconded byPoll, to refer the payment to the Auditing and ' ,r,;;a Accounts Committee with ower to act. Carried. . ":;', Fi h�• f''9l, yr A Petition containing signatures of John J. Golithko, 2808 - 7th Avenue North, and !:, Harold J. Metcalf, 2820 - 7th Avenue North, requested Vacation of a portion of public use area adjacent to Block 26B in the Renton Highlands No. 2 lying North of 7th Ave. No., ;, South of 8th Ave. No. and East of I Place and West of K Street. !: Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Garrett, that the matter be referred to the P inning Commission. Discussion on the question disclosed this to be land possibly dedicated by . . the Federal Government which could not in such event be vacated as it would revert with r i; relinquishment by the City. The Federal Government might be willing to sell the area to abutting property owners. The opinion requested by Dahlquist was given by City Attorney Shellan and it was moved by Dahlquist, seconded by Poll., that City Attorney Shellan give an opinion in writing to the Planning Commission. Councilman Delaurenti stated that on the question he would like to add that the City Engineer verify the E, signatures on the petition. The original motion was put to question and carried . The pending motion was carried and the Engineer directed to cfddk•the..ivaliditp.hf the petition. Carried. A letter read from Bryn Mawr Garbage Disposal Co. requested Franchise to serve the • recently annexed area described in City of Renton Ordinance No. 2079. (Munson Properties) • Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Dahlquist, to refer the request to the Sanitation tF; Committee to report back. Carried. Summons and Complaint were served by Attorre y Michael R. Alfieri on behalf of Wesley Kreger relative to damages sustained when his auto col14 e d with railroad overpass "'.'i abutment on Rainier Avenue South. 4r4r f; Moved by Hulse, seconded by Garrett, to refer the matter'to the City Engineer E,: f and City Attorney.- Diacussion ensued regarding the referral and policies heretofe established regarding such documents after which the pending motion carried. A Claim wcs i l mom Attorney Murray B. Guterson filed ip behalf of Eleanor Baugher for pna1 injuries sustained in a fall on the sidewalk in Renton. Moved by Morris, seconded by Poli, to refer the matter to the City Attorney and r the Insurance Carrier. Carried. A letter from the City Attorney directed to Mr. Allan C. Haglund was read answering,by Council request,inquiries regarding proposed construction of a vocational or technical school on property located in the Renton Highlands. The City's legal position was given by City Attorney Shellan and his letter advised that information received in-- r. dicated the proposed use to be a Vocational School and that deeds and other related documents held by the City do not specifically refer to the building of a High School, and that it may be advisable,in order to straighten the record, to amend the Ordinance. Our present zoning Code allowing a school to be constructed and operated in a residential district, is being complied with and there are legal decisions indicating that a school district, being a separate municipal corporaticn.may build on its own property without approval by the City or specific zoning for that purpose as one municipal corporation may not prevent another from building a school on its awn property unless some strong • showing can be made that any such operation would constitute a serious nuisance •. or would be detrimental to the health. and welfare of other property owners. Attention was t,�;. . � called to certain streets within the subject area which were vacated .arid .the Ordinance �ti��% which refers to deeds which would establish new rights of ways in the event the school district does not commence construction of a new high school and related facilities within the area for a period of seven years from date thereof. The Ordinance served to vacate existing streets which vacation, become effective at that time. . A letter read from Renton School District No. 403, Oliver M. Hazen, Sup't. , requested • that the City amend Ordinance No. 1951 relating to the school construction in the Renton Highlands by substituting "school faciiitxea in lieu of the word: "now high sehoc,l" . Moved by i)rinurent i , f.+eeonded by Perry, to refer t he request to the Counell Any A Who). . Cnrricd. • . • -4- f -__ r ' • f , ,r l F HONORABLE MAYOR MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL CITY OF RENTON CITY.'ifALL RENTON, WASH. MARCH 17, 1964 WE THE UNDERSIGNED OWNERS OF AI-fL THAT PORTION OF PROPERTY ADJOINING A PUBLIC USE AREA IN BLOCK 26B OF RENTON HIGH- LANDS NO. 2 CORRECTED PLAT LYING NORTHERLY OF 7TH AVENUE NORTHISOUTHERLY OF 8TH AVENUE NORTH; EASTERLY OF "I" PLACE;. AND WESTERLY' OF "K" STREET MAKE APPLICATION TO HAVE THIS PUBLIC USE AREA VACATED. THIS PUBLIC USE AREA HAS NEVER BEEN IMPROVED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION OF THIS MATTER. NA ADDRESS _ ___ __ __f8P o_e 7 .._ _ ______ _4 7-7< ) 14001k _p,i/a,iv r0 % . 4R I'Z©= 7 Q-J-e. M . (1 1} 4C CCU r cQ 22 6 it • • • • 4 i� a ✓ I 'J 4�..I