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CITY OF RENTON..
Ma 22 68
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Mr. Gordon Erickson
Planning Director Re: Moser-Waters Property
Dear Mr. Erickson:
The access problems involved with this property adjoining Ripley Lane and Southeast
72nd Street were referred to the Engineering Department for recommendation. This Depart-
ment and Mr. John Waters, Developer, together with. the NPRR have met and now resolved these
problems. Mr. Waters has submitted a letter of intent which is acceptable to this depart-
ment.
The Engineering Department therefore feels the access as proposed is satisfactory.
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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting (Cont.) 5/6/68
COMMUNICATIONS<
Letter from Mayor Custer, complying with Council request, submitted copy ,of the
"Radio Equipment Requirements" necessary to bring the City into compliance with FCC • •
regulations. The total cost would be $24,850 and $6,500.00 is now budgeted and is
available from the Utilities Department. The $18,350.00 balance would complete the
program needs and provide for purchase of 27 radio units as required. The mobile
. units could be installed within about 90 days. It was urged that the Council discuss
the matter soon. Moved by Perry, seconded by Maxin, to refer the matter to the Com-
mittee of the Whole and the funding to the Ways and Means Committee. Carried.
Letter from the Dept. of Public Assistance, Services for the Blind, requested the
Council to consider their services in equipping, installing and supervising operation
of a food facility for employees- and/or the general public at the new city hall.
Moved by Delaurenti, secaided by Perry, to refer the matter to the Property Committee
for report. The motion carried.
Letter from the State Department of Labor and Industries Certified that Local 21R, Wn.
State Council of County and City Employees has been designated collective bargaining
representative for City of Renton employees as denoted.
Meeting Notice from the State Joint Committee on Highway advised of first of a series
of statewide hearings, .of the .Subcommittee on State Highways-Appropriations, will be held
at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, May 17th, Desert Sahara Motel, Spokane.
AUDIENCE CC MENT:
Larry Gibson, 2909: No. 7th Street, recalled that when he lived in the Kpnnydale area
their house had shifted over a number of years, from the water saturation of the area
and urged that L.I.D. 258 be implemented as a measure which might contribute to the .
alleviation of problems residents of this area do have.
Mr. Kay Johnson, Sec., Renton Chamber of Commerce, inquired regarding additional meet-
ings of the Joint Committee on Highways and urged that one such session be arranged in
the local area. Councilman Garrett advised he will follow-up this request.
Mr. Norman Ross, 420 I Street, inquired regarding designation of the hospital property
for park purposes. Mayor Custer noted the public hearing on the Comprehensive Plari is
to be `continued tomorrow evening and that actual implementation of the designations will
be accomplished through adoption of an ordinance.
APPOINTMENTS:
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Letter from Mayor Custer requested confirmation of appointment of Mr.' Lester Kovach as
member of the Mayor's Youth Guidance Committee, effective immediately. Moved by Delaurenti,
seconded by Perry, to concur in the appointment by the Mayor. The motion carried.
Letter from Mayor Custer requested concurrence in the appointment of Mr. W. Robert Lally
to another three-year term as member of the Municipal Arts Commission, effective upon con-
firmation. Moved by Perry, seconded by Delaurenti, to concur in the appointment. Carried.
COUNCIL COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Unfinished Business:
Letter was submitted for reading, received by Councilman Garrett by mail, from the Wn.
Society of Certified Public Accountants, urging adoption of an ordinance to regulate the
sale of pistols and requiring ,a 72 hour cooling-off period before delivery of the weapon
to the purchaser. Moved by Morris, seconded by Garrett, to refer the letter to the ,
Police and License Commitee for recommendation. Carried.
Councilman Garrett, Chairman of the Street and Alley Committee, submitted report which
was read with council action taken as follows:
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".-. Recommended the City accept the proposed Easement from Northern Pacific Railroad Co. in
vicinityof Ripley Lane and S.E. 72nd Street, and that the Mayor and City Clerk be authori-
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zed to execute same if $100.00 fee is waived or paid by the benefiting property owners.
Moved by Schellert, seconded by Barei, to concur in the recommendation. Carried.
Councilman Garrett reported that the revised specifications for design landscaping for the
South 2nd Street traffic islands have been reviewed and the Street and Alley Committee rec-
ommends approval with Monday, May 20th being set for opening of bids. MIped by Delaurenti,
seconded by Garrett, to concur. Carried. .
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APPLICATIC,, �)R CHANGE OF ZONE IN THE ':._1-Z OF RENTON
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY • .
Application No. : fie - A -b-i Sec.-Twp. -R.
Date of Filing : 5-+A-b1 Area Map
Plan:.Com. ' Actione. ;.(Z-3 c �.,,,W, e�ske_,(A/ 3�0 ' .Kroll Page • g
• Date: 1-1z��,-i Receipt No. SO S�
. City' Council Action: .
Date: Ord. : . •
APPLICANT TO ANSWER ALL THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS NEATLY AND ACCURATELY:
Name of ApplicantTLP Mrs/e.-- if,/J /fJj7 -RS Address PyrjxA%f �14 jl�
. Telephone No. ('2,0- 9..... &71 !)-.-q Ret t9 L .
Property Petitioned for rezoning is situated on ' it - . St
between 641.-:- ?2'J'5 Street and c '� �� ( '
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• Legal Description of Subject Property
LEGAL DESCRIPTION '
Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Block "D", C. D. Hillman's Lake Washington
Garden of Eden Addition to Seattle, Div. No. 3, according to plat recorded in Volume
11 of Plats, Page 81, records of King County,• Washington; thence Southerly along the
Easterly line of said Block "D" to the Southeast corner of Lot 18, said Block "D'';
thence North to the Northeast corner of Government Lot 4, Section 29, Township 24 .
North, Range 5 East, W. M. , marked by an iron pipe, 920 feet, more or less, North
of the Southeast corner of said Government Lot 4; thence North 42°00'00" West along
the Northerly line of the Belt Line Shingle Mill Canal as the same existed July 10,-
1919 - 355 feet, more or less, to the shore of Lake Washington; thence due West 120
feet, more or less, to the inner harbor line as established by the State of Washington;
• thence Northeasterly along said inner harbor line to the north line of said Lot 1,
Block "D" produced west; thence East to the point of beginning, EXCEPT the Southerly
15 feet in width of said Lot 18.
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What are the -uses you propose to develop on this property?
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Number of permanent off-street parking spaces that`will be provided on
this property? I r;- Number required
' NOTE TO APPLICANT: The following factors are'
considered in reclassifying property. Evidence
or additional information you desire to submit to
substantiate your request may be attached to these
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1. In what way is this proposed change in zoning in the. public interest?
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2. On what basis is there a need in this community for more zoning
• • of the type you request? "fi..\1 LAC. k C)17 S V I ` -A 0 L ..
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• 3. Do you consider the property involved in this application to be .more
suitable for the uses permitted in the proposed zone than for the uses
• permitted in the present classification: Please explain. H1E S / IT
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• 4. What provision would you make to protect adjacent and surrounding prop-
erty from the detrimental effects of any uses permitted in the proposed
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March 22, 1968
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City Of Renton .
Renton, Washington
Attn: Jack Wilson
City- Engineer • '
To complete the Rezone requirements we hereby agree as follows:
1 Firing Public-. Ac+ee �s road to subject property CityRenton .1
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road specifications.
20 Assume m :inter nce resonsibility for RailRoad undercrossing for
a pried of`l -cap. Cl 1,1ont'1:;... xollowing acceptanceright
away agr.eer enta w�
3, City of Renton to accept Public Right-Away Easement by. the Northern
Pacific Rail Road to subject propertys
4: Waters and Mos;er agree to deed such property as necessary to make
a contiguous acess to existing City of Renton unimproved road to
Lake Washington, City of Renton Engineering Department shall deter-
mine r eiquire` area and shall be deed cd same by Waters,!1ocier 0'01
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Uonorable Vonald Custer, Mayer
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Attadaed is a NOA-Rovoc!,blo Eas6Alont fxon thc, North..9ra Pacifc
rtaload Conpany ro:f. a cro:;sir'.g under tho Northexn Pciflc TrzTRs
in the vicinity of S.E. 72nd Street and Ripley Le.no. This casent
'old ropl,cco the ezistin:/ one with contains a 30 ea,/ oaTiccllation
olaus . The puiposo of this es.cr.:It)nt is to psovidc fICC:05S to the
ea west of the Northem Pacific Traclz ad 11(..,yhew)y of S.E. 72nd
Stroot. In addition, it vould provide pnt access to th
proposed boat launching ral.ip at S.E. 72nd Street.
It is suggestod thqt this vatter be refe:Y.cd to the City Atto7L3y
and the Street and Ally Coittoe fo evIcw and rocc01:17.0ae.e.tion.
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Jaa Wilson
City EnE:imln2
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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 4-15-68
COMMUNICATIONS: (Cont.) • •
Deputy City Clerk Marshall reported that a 'copy of County Initiative No. 244
regarding allocation of two mills of the property tax from the State to the •
County and Association of Wn. Cities recommendations in regard thereto, will •
be on file in the City Clerk's office if anyone wishes to look it over.
Petition for annexation of.property adjoining Sunset Blvd. , between 132nd Ave.
S.E. and 138th Ave. S.E . was "read, (SR 900) ; Althoff, Smith and Beale properties,
along with City Engineer's report that the -signatures represent 84.74% of the
assessed valuation and the area contains approximately 13.6 acres with assessed
valuation of $15,600.00. Moved by Schellert, seconded by Delaurenti, that the •
petitioners be advised to file their petition with the Boundary Review Board.
Carried. It was requested that outlines of procedural steps required• in
annexations be furnished the Council and Mayor Custer advised that the Clerk
would provide a list however some changes have resulted since the creation of
the Boundary Review Board and revisions would need to be incorporated. •
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Letter from W. J. Fahnestock, Jr. Skyway Taxi Company, requested license to
operate in Renton. His office is in Skyway but he would like to pick up and •
drop passengers inside the City and meeting with the Police and License Com-
mittee was requested. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Shane, to refer the
request to the Police and License Committee . Carried. `
Letter was read from Earle B. Van Slyck, Minister, First Christian Church of
Renton, advising that he has been authorized by the Renton Ministerial Associa-
tion, of which he is President, to make a statement supporting such Ordinance
as may be introduced on the agenda of the Council this evening, providing for
open housing within the City of Renton. Councilman Grant at this time sub-
mitted a proposed Ordinance defining and prohibiting unfair housing practices
and moved that the letter from the First Christian Church and the proposed Ordi-
nance be referred to the Law and Ordinance Committee and the City Attorney for
formal preparation with report back at the next council meeting. Discussion
ensued. regarding element of time and matter of public hearing and it was moved by •
Schellert, seconded by Bruce, that the Law and Ordinance Committee report to the
Committee of the Whole its recommendations. After discussion and Attorneys report
that the emergency clause is not applicable to second class cities as our Ordi-
nances become effective upon publication and inquiry regarding whether the Council
Committee which is a legislative body, should be sitting as a fact finding agency,
prosecutor or jury, as the case may be ; . that possibly it should be an independent
group, the pending motion carried and subsequently the original motion as amended
to refer the letter and proposed Ordinance to the Law and Ordinance Committee and
the City Attorney with report back to the Committee of the Whole. It was requested
that copies of the proposed Ordinance be furnished to all Councilmen.
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Letter from City Engineer Wilson submitted Non-Revocable Easement from the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company for crossing under the tracks in vicinity of S.E. 72nd
Street and Ripley Lane which would replace the existing easement which contains a
30-day cancellation clause. This will provide access to the area west of the tracks
\s and northerly of S .E . 72nd Street as well as permanent access to the proposed boat
• launching ramp. It was suggested that the matter be referred to the City Attorney
and Street and Alley Committee for review and recommendation. Moved by Delaurenti,
seconded by Perry, to concur in the referrals. Carried.
AUDIENCE COMMENTS: •
Mr. Bob Wray, 1033 R Street, speaking on the proposed open housing Ordinance, stated
he did not believe the Ordinance is necessary and that the Federal Government has
passed legislation which will cover anything necessary for Renton. He felt the
Ordinance was a political move and that the matter should be put- to a vote of the
people if brought up at all in Renton.
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Councilman Grant objected to the inference that a political move was involved and
added he would consider it a very serious insult for anyone to infer this, Mr.
Wray stating that his remarks have no reference to any individuals or personalities
but that the issue in general is a political one. Mr. Art Kent, Vice-President,
Renton Division of the Tifbat Council, noted that the Laborers have had no chance
to make a study of this issue and urged that Council not rush this through. Mr.
• William Kline, 321 Smithers Street stated the Council should go to the Central
District as delegate or Committee and offer something positive rather than a
. housing ordinance . Mr. Phillip Beckley, 2421 - 7th Ave. No: favored open housing
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RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION
ADMINISTRATIVE MEETING
AUGUST 9, 1967
MINUTES
COMMISSION MEMBERS PRESENT : Robert . Brower, James Denzer, John Racanello ,
John Sterling, Stan Stone, Richard Stredicke, Clark Teegarden
COMMISSION MEMBERS ABSENT : Dayle Garrison
CITY STAFF PRESENT : Gordon Y , Ericksen, Planning Director; Lyman Houk,
Engineering Department ; Harriet Hilder, Recording Secretary'
The Administrative Meeting of the Renton Planning Commission was called to
order at 8 : 05 P .M . by Vice-Chairman Teegarden in the absence of Chairman
Dayle Garrison .
1 . ROLL CALL was taken by Secretary Denzer . All members responded pre-
sent except Garrison and Stone .
ACTION :
Moved by Stredicke, seconded by Denzer, that the absent members be
excused . Motion carried with Brower and Racanello dissenting .
2 . APPROVAL OF MINUTES . As there were no corrections , additions; or
deletions to the. Minutes of the Meetings of July 19 and July 26 ,
1967 , the Chairman declared them approved as . written.
At 8 : 10 P .M . , after the above, action , Stone. arrived at the meeting,
and his presence was acknowledged .
3 . BUSINESS REFERRED BACK TO PLANNING COMMISSION FROM CITY COUNCIL :
REZONE APPLICATION
. MOSER, TED AND WATERS, J . N . , APPL . NO . R-398-67, REZONE FROM G-6000
TO R-3 (AMENDED FROM R-4); PROPERTY LOCATED ON RIPLEY LANE BETWEEN
S . E . 72ND AND 74TH STS .
Chairman Teegarden stated that ..the rezone application of Ted Moser and
J . N . Waters had been referred back' tothe Planning Commission by the
City Council .
The Planning Director stated the Council felt the access problem should
be resolved before approval is granted. He said he had met with the
Engineering Department to review the questions and also with the Fire
Department regarding their requirements . The matter was also discussed
with the applicant , Mr . Waters , and he is aware of the situation . The
Planning Director stated further that Mr . Houk of the Engineering De-
partment has this matter under study and is trying to resolve some' of
the questions raised . Therefore, this rezone application will be held
until the question , of acce,ss . is resolved .
4 . BUSINESS CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS MEETING :
FINAL PLAT APPLICATIONS
(a) VICTORIA PARK 41,. TRANSAMERICA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, APPL . NO .
FP-413-67 ; PROPERTY LOCATED- GENERALLY_ IN THE SOUTHEAST AREA OF
14TH AVE . S . AND TALBOT ROAD .
(b). VICTORIA PARK #2, TRANSAMERICA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, APPL . NO .
FP-414-67; PROPERTY LOCATED GENERALLY IN THE SOUTHEAST AREA OF
:14TH AVE . S . AND--..TALBOT ROAD .
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FROM Plan• ning .•Department • • - . .
SUBJECT: . S�Soser, ;Teel ancl'-Waters, J. ,N, ,.IAppi. No0 ..R 398 -67, -
. Rezone : from `G--6000 'to R-3; property located on: . . •
• ' Ripley. Lane between:.-S,E'.. 72nd.. and. 74th Streets: • ,
: eview of- the.-.
rezone
' Your :r application has. been ;requested . . .
' ' by::the Council with '.regard to the accessibility• for •fire fighting:
. .•.apparatus. _•The .attached plan 'shows• a.. tentative' development lay- . • • • .
out for the. property in.:c uestion. Present•-acces .would be via'.the-
. pole :yard' crossing -of the .railroad s, track.,' and under the existing:
- railroad trestle .further :north: " cue :wou'ld appreciate:. your comments .-
' . ; regarding.,the proposed plan. and. the` access: question. . . .
. • - We would like to set. up..a meeting with you:,. our :Depart :ent' and the.
' =., Engineering _Department'. to; rev ,ewthis problem in greater detail..'., '
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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 7-24-67
COMMUNICATIONS: (Cont.)
Letter from City Clerk Nelson inquired whether the Council desires to have the
Council positions balloted upon by machine or paper ballot. Moved by Delaurenti,
seconded by Perry, that machines be used. Carried.
Letter from City Engineer Wilson advised that the State will be installing safety
guard rail on portion of the westerly approach to the North Renton Interchange and
has requested that the City install guard rail on the portion under its jurisdiction,
the price of which will be $2,942.90. It was recommended that the City participate
in the project at this time since it would be more costly at a later date. Since
no funds have been budgeted for this work it will be necessary for the Council to
allocate money therefore Moved by Delaurenti, seconded by Perry, to concur in the
recommendation with referral to the Ways and Means Committee for funding. Carried.
Letter from Planning Director Ericksen submitted Planning Commission recommendations
from its meeting of July 12, 1967 as follows: Rezone Applications - Ted Moser, M. J.
Waters, Appl. R-398-67 from G-6000 to R-4 and amended to R-3 by applicant, who agreed`
j to provide proper access. Lesser number of apartments would be allowed under the R-3
which the Commission recommended on that portion of the property lying East of a line
310 feet Westerly of and parallel to the East boundary of the property,with owner to
adequately screen north and south property lines- to protect adjacent residences. The
rezone requested on remainder of the property was denied. The proposed development
would be in agreement with the Comprehensive Plan. Motion was made by Poll, seconded
by Schellert, to concur in the recommendations of the Planning Commission. Inquiry
was made regarding jurisdiction of the Council in enforcing conditions if the rezone
is passed and after discussion regarding the problem of access and inquiry regarding
accessibility for fire fighting apparatus, it was moved by Dahlquist seconded by
Perry, to refer the matter back to the Plannin Commission until the matter of access
is resolved at which time the Council will take further action on t e matter. arrie .
Rezone was recommended by the Planning Commission on Northern Pacific Railway Co.
property located West of 72nd Avenue South (Monster Road), formerly sanitary land
fill site located southwesterly of Metro Treatment Plant, from G to H-1 and amended
by applicant to L-1, App. 3.5 acres with industrial storage as proposed use. The
Commission determined that L-1 would allow the use proposed and would be more suitable
with regard to total development of the area which zoning to L-1 would be in agreement
with the Comprehensive Plan. Moved by Schellert, to concur in the recommendations of
the Planning Commission. Carried, Moved by Schellert, seconded by Hulse, to refer
the matter to the Law and Ordinance Committee for proper Ordinance. Carried.
Letter from Mrs. Kenneth Jay, 2212 - 10th Place North, requested street lights on
10th Place North between Sunset and "E" Street. Moved by Hulse, seconded by
Delaurenti, to refer the request to the Power and Light Committee to investigate
and report back. Carried.
Publication from the State Highway Commission submitted Certificate of routes of the
Primary-and Secondary State Hwys. within the limits of incorporated cities and towns
as of July 1, 1967. The report will be filed in the records of the office of the
City Clerk. Moved by Hulse, seconded by Perry, to refer the matter to the City
Engineer to summarize and report back. Carried.
Letter from Mayor Custer called attention to public hearing to be held by the Board
of County Commissioners for August 21st at 9:30 a.m., Rm. 402, County Courthouse,
in regard to petition for repeal of Resolution No. 28818 and King County Resolution
30888 regarding the May Creek Flood Control District. Councilman Henry Schellert,
submitted report of the May Valley Flood Control Committee recommending that the
City go on record concurring in the context of the Comprehensive Flood Control Plan
for storm drainage as proposed by the County per project Consultant's report. The
City Engire er has recommended concurrence. Councilman Schellert stated that the
Committee agrees that the problem exists but cannot make recommendation as to the
method of financing the improvement, Recommended further that all future Subdivisions
and Plats within the May Valley Flood Control area conform to the Comprehensive Plan.
Councilman Hulse stated that it is necessary to concur with the plan prior to giving
consideration to financing and moved that the Council concur in the recommendations
of the Committee. The motion was seconded by Pedersen and carried. Dahlquist opposed.
Hulse noting that the problem of price per acre is yet to be resolved called
-attention to the fact that as the countryside is developed the problem becomes greater
and wondered at the amount of water likely to come down anticipating same to be many
times the present flow. (See action taken later in the meet:'ng under Old Business)
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July 27, 1967
Mrs Sz Ms. Ted Moser
26903 - •133th Place So E•
Kent, Washington 93033
M. Rezone R-398-47 - Moser C., Waters
Dear Ted cad Mrzaret:
The Renton City Council at the replay session of July 24, '1967
considered the Planning 0.)mmission Meomanklations for the rezone
of property covered by the above numbered application, from
G-6000 to R-30
The City Council 'referred the matter back to the tall
Commission tuttil the matter a access is resolved at dtich
time the Council All take further action.
An excerpt of the City Council minutes is attached for your
$nformation*
Yours very truly,
CI? OF =VON
Ramie Nelson
City Clerk
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Box 851, Sahurst
cc; Planning Commission
July 26, 1967 .
Box 8S1
Seahurst, Washington. .98662 ' . :
Re; Rezone
' . ,Application No. R--398-G7', from C76000
to •R-3 (amended from R-4) ;. property located
,on'• Ri le Lane between S.E. , 72nd . and 74th
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Dear fir. Waters
Your rezone application recently approved by the.,Planning
Commission: and referred to the City Council for approval
was referred back to the Planning Commission`. ;The City
• Council feels that the problems regarding;., access ,should
be resolved on a permanent basis prior to final approval
of the rezone application. '
It is suggested that you contact the Planning ;Department
and arrange a meeting .with us and the City Engineer to
review the .status of the access problem So that we 'may
:., suggest a course. of action. •
' This matter: will be referred to the Planning Commission
_` at its administrative:meeting 'of August. 9 , . 1967.,. to be •
:held :in the ,,Council Chambers, Renton. City Hall, at.:
,Very truly yours,
Gordon Y. Ericksen
Planning . Director .
cc: City Engineer,'
C ty` Clerk
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Minutes - Renton City Council Meeting 7-24-67
COMMUNICATIONS: (Cont.)
Letter from City Clerk Nelson inquired whether the Council desires to have the
Council positions balloted upon by machine or paper ballot. Moved by Delaurenti,
seconded by Perry, that machines be used. Carried.
Letter from City Engineer Wilson advised that the State will be installing safety
guard rail on portion of the westerly approach to the North Renton Interchange and
has requested that the City install guard rail on the portion under its jurisdiction,
':e price of which will be $2,942.90. It wce recommended that the City participate
in the project at this time since it would be more costly at a later date. Since
no funds have been budgeted for this work it will be necessary for the Council to
allocate money therefor. Moved by Delaurenti, seconded 1y Perry, to concur in the
rcccmmendation with referral to the Ways and Means Committee for funding. Carried.
wetter from Planning Director Ericksen submitted Planning Commission recommendations
from its meeting of July 12, 1967 as follows: Rezone Applications - Ted Moser, M. J.
Waters, Appl. R-398-67 trom G-cuuu to R-4 and amended to R-3 by applicant, who agreed
to provide proper access. Lesser number of apartments would be allowed under the R-3
which the Commission recommended on that portion of the property lying East of a line
310 feet Westerly of and parallel to the East boundary of the property/with owner to
adequately screen north and south property lines to protect adjacent residences. The
rezone requested on remainder of the property was denied. The proposed development
would be in agreement with the Comprehensive Plan. tc_n was made by Poll, seconded
by Schellert, to concur in the recommendations of the Planning Commission. Inquiry
was made regarding jurisdiction of the Council in enforcing conditions if the rezone
is passed and after discussion regarding the problem of access and inquiry regarding
accessibility for fire fighting apparatus, it was moved by Dahlquist seconded by
Ferry, to refer the matter back to thg }Manning Commission until the matter of access
is resolved at which time the Council will take further action on the matter. Carried.
:'.ezone was recommended by the Planning Commission on Northern Pacific Railway Co.
property located West of 72nd Avenue South (Monster Road), formerly sanitary land
fill site located southwesterly of Metro Treatment Plant, from G to H-1 and amended
by applicant to L-1, App. 3.5 acres with industrial storage as proposed use. The
Commission determined that L-1 would allow the use proposed and would be more suitabe
°nth regard to total development of the area which zoning to L-1 would be in agreement
with the Comprehensive Plan. Moved by Schellert, to concur in the recommendations of
to Planning Commission. Carried, Moved by Schellert, seconded by Hulse, to refer
the matter to the Law and Ordinance Committee for proper Ordinance. Carried.
Letter from Mrs. Kenneth Jay, 2212 - 10th Place North, requested street lights on
10th Place North between Sunset and "E" Street. Moved by Hulse, seconded by
Delaurenti, to refer the request to the Power and Light Committee to investigate
and report back. Carried.
Publication from the State Highway Commission submitted Certificate of routes of the
2rima 'and SecondaryState -_e.rYHwys. within the limits of ircorp��rated cities and towns
as of July 1, 1967. The report will be filed in the records of the office of the
City Clerk. Moved by Hulse, seconded by Perry, to refer the matter to the City
Engineer to summarize and report back. Carried.
Letter from Mayor Custer called attention to public hearing to be held by the Board
of County Commissioners for August 21st at 9:30 a.m., Rm. 402, County Courthouse,
in regard to petition for repeal of Resolution No. 28818 and King County Resolution
30888 regarding the May Creek Food Control District. Councilman Henry Schellert,
submitted report of the May Valley Flood Control Committee recommending that the
City go on record concurring in the context of the Comprehensive Flood Control Plan
for storm drainage as proposed by the County pep• project Consultant's report. The
City Eaginaer has recommended concurrence. Councilman Schellert stated that the
Committee agrees that the problem exists but cannot make recommendation as to the
method of financing the improvement. Recommended further that all future Subdivisions
and Plats within the May Valley Flood Control area conform to the Comprehensive Plan.
Councilman Hulse stated that it is necessary to concur with the plan prior to giving
consideration to financing and moved that the Council concur in the recommendations
of the Committee. The motion was seconded by Pedersen and carried. Dahlquist opposed,
Hulse noting that the problem of price per acre is yet to be resolved called
attention to the fact that as the countryside is developed the problem becomes greater
aid wondered at the amount of water likely to come down anticipating same to be many
thepresent flow. action taken later in the met "-gig under Old Business)
times (See
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The 'Honorable Donald tit. Custer, Mayor
Members of the City Council
Renton. Washington 98055 •
Re: Rocomraendations .of Planning Commission, .
meeting of July 12, :.1967
Gentlemen and Mrs. Dahiquist:. . .
The Planning Commission at its meeting: of July 12, 1967, . made the
following 'recommendations, to be forwarded to the City Council:
REZONE APPLICATIONS
Moser, Ted and Waters, j. N. .Appl': No., R�-398-67, ' rezone .
from G=•6b( 6 to R--4 (AMENDED TO R--3 BY APPLICANT) ; prop-
erty located on Ripley Lane between S.L. 72nd and 74th 'Sts.
Total Area -app. 4 a,c:
Existing Zoning---G-6000
Principal ,ccess--��-eipley Lane .
Proposed Use—multi-family residential. .:
Comprehensive Plan--multi-family residential
During the review of the rezoneapplication, the Planning
Commission discussed in detail the question of access and
the proposed density of development. The applicant agreed .
that proper access would be provided and agreed to amend
. his rezone request to R-3, thereby reducing the total num-
ber of apartments that would be allowed on the, property.
Upon completion of its review, the Planning Commission '
recommended to the City. Council the granting .of R-3
zoning on that portion of the property lying. east of a
line 310 feet westerly of ,and parallel to' the east bound-
ary of the' property and that the property owner be required
to 'screen adequately the north and south property lines to
protect adjacen::, residerices.' Rezoning on remainder of the
property denied. ` m'he,.proposed development would in
agreement with the Comprehensive Plan.
APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF ZONE IN THE CITY OF RENTON
FOR OFFICE USE ONLY
Application No. : Sec. -Twp. -R.
Date of Filing : 5 1 Area Map
Planyo.Com. Action 'PoLom, --))0 Kroll Page
Date: Receipt No. 5055
City Council Action:
Date: Ord. :
APPLICANT TO ANSWER- ALL THE FOLLOWINGy QUESTIONS NEATLY AND ACCURATELY:
PP l 4 AL W EGA BOOK #k8 ` � �1AS
Name of Applicant L� 7�!`��lZ -�-�, � Address G(J'�5f/
Telephone No. O rL�fn ' it, \e Lat IA e#
Property Petitioned for rezoning is situated on bg t,
betweee2A41/ Street and ` � _ .r. . sg -vi Street-.
Legal Description of Subject PropertyAit
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Existing Zoning ��'07t2Zoning Requested
What are the uses you propose to develop on this property?
Mr)L11PL2. FAM IL LI DU) LLI N M S)
Number of permanent off-street parking spaces that will be provided on
this property? IE5-�1- Number required g�3
NOTE TO APPLICANT: The following factors are
considered in reclassifying property. Evidence
or additional information you desire to submit to
substantiate your request may be attached to these
sheets.
1. In what way is this proposed change in zoning in the public interest?
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2 . On what basis is there a real need in this community for more zoning
of the type you request? `rI 1e AC ot:- s-J I TA13LF
1`/11)I.- 1- I \'L 1=AM I I-K nut]L f _I .I I`1
3. Do you consider the property involved in this application to be more
suitable for the uses permitted in the proposed zone than for the uses
permitted in the present classification: Please explain. L L S 1I
c tilv'[ ECCUklUMIC.1LLter' PaAC'T► CAL TO DEVa.Ln2 AC f c
4 What provision would you make to protect adjacent and surrounding prop-
erty from the detrimental effects of any uses permitted in the proposed
zone: p 2 (2 S C 12 I_. N1 I tQ C, 4 PLAN K1 I L Cr., A 5 P 1
Al2CH ITr=.C_°T'S 2r^(- r7Mpz-IV r)A`noM _S'
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Beginning at the Northeast corner of Lot 1, Block "D", C. D. Hillman's Lake Washington
Garden of Eden Addition to Seattle, Div. No. 3, according to plat recorded in Volume
11 of Plats, Page 81, records of King County, Washington; thence Southerly along the
Easterly line of said Block "D" to the Southeast corner of Lot 18, said Block "D" ;
thence North to the Northeast corner of Government Lot 4, Section 29, Township 24
North, Range 5 East, W. M. , marked by an iron pipe, 920 feet, more or less, North
of the Southeast corner of said Government Lot 4; thence North 42°00'00" West along
the Northerly line of the Belt Line Shingle Mill Canal as the same existed July 10,
1919 - 355 feet, more or less, to the shore of Lake Washington; thence due West 120
feet, more or less, to the inner harbor line as established by the State of Washington;
thence Northeasterly along said inner harbor line to the north line of said Lot 1,
Block "D" produced west; thence East to the point of beginning, EXCEPT the Southerly
15 feet in width of said Lot 18.
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AFFIDAVIT•
I Ted Moser bei:tZa duly sworn, declare that. I
am the owner of the property involved :in. this application ication and that the
foregoing statements and answers herein contained and the information
herewith. submitted are in all respects true and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief. .
Subscribed and sworn before me
. this 4th day of , May , 19 67 . .
Notary Public in and for the State .
of Washington, . residing at Vashon . •
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(Name) (/-1g-ci'61-
(Signature of Owner) .
Route 1, Bogs 444, Vashon,, Washington • 26908 - 138th P1. S. E.
(Address) (Mailing. Address) •
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` Kent Washington
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UL 2-7256
(Telephone) '
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CERTIFICATION
This is to certify that, the foregoing application has been inspected by
me and has been found--to--.ue thorough and complete in every particular
and to conform tAye ri„ es .and regulations of the •Renton Planning
Department gove, fAsing, fIi r g of such application.
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Renton Planning Commission
Meeting July 12, 1967
Minutes
Page 2•
Mr. Dragin; the applicant , stated thathis paving contractor had -
recommended the . fill . settle for four to six months- before ' having ,
the' black-top. installed .
Stredicke stated that most developers seem to put , in their parking -
lots , completely paved, almost at once . , Mr . Ericksen stated it was
the opinion of- the Planning Department that improvements should be
required to be made within a reasonable . time ..period, perhaps within
30 days ; unless some special circumstances exist .'
There being no further comments ; it was-.moved by Stredicke,- seconded
by Cordell , that the hearing be closed . Motion , carried unanimously :
ACTION : ' •
Moved by Denzer, • sec•onded by, Stredicke, that - the Planning Commission
grant the application of .WaltDragin for a special permit to allow a
parking lot in R-4 - zone on the basis .. that the parking facility comply --
with all the Traffic Engineer ' s recommendations as to traffic flow,
curbing and surfacing . Motion carried unanimously. ,
Commissioner .. Denzer left the meeting at - this time . •
REZONE APPLICATIONS
..* (15) MOSER, TED AND WATERS , J . ,N. , APPL. • NO . R-398-67, . REZONE FROM
G-6000 , TO RT4 ; PROPERTY LOCATED ON RIPLEY LANE BETWEEN -S . E . 72ND AND
74TH STS .
The Chairman described the application and asked . for staff ..comments .
Mr. Ericksen stated the staff had met• with the Engineering Department
and Traffic Engineer to . try to resolve ,the question of access and •
statusof any approaches in this area. Mr . Houk presented a map of-,
the area andostated . that the original plat was • don e in 1904 or 1905
and that a subdivision was . made with , right-of-way.,running parallel to ,
and, east of the railroad tracks for the length- of the. plat . Later,
the freeway acquired right-of-way to the edge of. the railroad right-
of-way. , Metro made some improvements in the area when=ut'ilities were
broughtLin- close to Ripley Lane . It was the City - Engineer ' s . feeling
that the access . under the. trestle is inadequate to serve a proposed
multi-family residential type. of . situation without , s'ome „modification;
possibly some widening and bent changing ;to allow for a• less angled
access . The City Engineer felt that perhaps . a d'ifferent ..access • far-.
ther north might, be worked .out or developed- which might ,prove more
workable. -
The applicant , Mr. • Waters , discussed the access problem and stated
that proper access would, have . to be. provided. by him- before, ,he could
obtain his : mortgage: money to build ,
Mr . . Robbins , owner of the property .directly • south of the ,property • in.
question, stated he would . have no objection to the rezone provided
proper screening was furnished..
Stredicke . moved the- hearing be continued for 30 days , . Cordell seconded.
The Chairman asked ,.if• anything further could be,.,resolved, within 30 .
. days , Most of the Commissioners stated they felt nothing ,new could
be developed in the next 30 days to . justify continuing this matter . _
The pending motion ,lost .with .Stredicke voting aye, all • other members
voting .no .
The applicant was • asked if he would accept R-3 zoning on all ,.or
possibly a part of the. property . in. question . The applicant stated
he would•. accept R-3 zoning. .
Renton Planning Commission
Meeting July 12 , 1967
Minutes ,
Page. 3
Stredicke was concerned that- the developer- would build - too far out
over the- water and suggested the . possibility of limiting the_, extent •
of the rezoning ... There was. some discussion among the Commission
members , and the applicant concerning the. amount of property -. that -
could be rezoned both to protect the - adjacent property owners and
allow ,,the developer . reasonable use of the land. Moved by' Stredicke, ..
seconded by Brower;, that the., hearing be closed. . Motion -carried
unanimously..
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ACTION:.:
It was moved by' Stredickc, seconded. by Racanello, that- the Planning
Commission recommend , to . the City Council granting of R-3 zoning on
that portion - of the Moser-Waters property lying east : of - a line 310
feet ' westerly of- and parallel to the- east boundary- line of the
property; • and that the-, property - owner be required to screen ade-
quately the north and south property lines to protect . adjacent .resi-
dences . Rezoning .on - remainder of the property - denied: Motion carried
unanimously. .
Stredicke requested the Planning Director to instruct the Building
Department to withhold ' issuanc,es of any. building permits on this
property until - access _problems have:.been res-olved., to the, satisfaction
o£ )the Planning and Engineering Departments ,
At - 9 : 38 P .M. - a short - recess was called , The Chairman called the
meeting to order again at 9 : 44 P .M .
(c) , NORTHERN -PACIFIC RAILWAY CO . , APPL ; NO , R-403-67 , REZONE FROM
G TO H- 1 ; PROPERTY LOCATED WEST OF- 72ND AVE , ,.S . - (MONSTER ROAD) ,
PORMERLY SANITARY LAND- FILL SITE, LOCATED SOUTHWESTERLY OF METRO .
TREATMENT PLANT .
The- Chairman described the rezone application . Mr. Houk stated- that ,
the Traffic - Engineer had reviewed this property, and:-had recommended
the_ elimination : of- the access at the- corner- of Nelson Place and
Monster Road and : the relocation of the - revised access in the . vicinity
of. the spur crossing . '
Mr . Adderson, representing the applicant ; stated that for .his purposes
he did: not need the -Nelson Place and - Monster Road access ; that- the
more northerly - access . would suit his purposes ,adequately. He stated
that he had: applied for H-1 zoning because --it :appeared , to - cover his --
proposed use.
Stredicke noted. that - an - additional . piece of property had- been added
to the-, north of and contiguous, with - the subject property - under dis-
-cussion and asked if this additional piece was now - a part of the
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application.. The applicant :,replied that the railroad - had indicated .
just two days prior to this hearing that this additional piece of
land . was available:-.for his --use. The Planning Director pointed-. out
that this additional piece was notincluded. in - the publishing and
posting requirements as prescribed by law and therefore-- could not-
be., considered as -part -of the original application, The- applicant
indicated -that if-_ rezoning .,was granted - he. would make another. appli-
cation , for rezone to cover the additional. piece of -property,
Brower asked - the applicant , if he .would accept L--l - zoning on the sub-
ject property.. The- applicant. replied that he would- accept L-1 if he
could - beassured it would - cover his --type- of operation. The- Planning
Director stated that the use proposed by the applicant would, in the--
opinion of - the Planning staff; be allowed in an L-1 zone with appro
ptiate .sight .obscuring fence ,
Renton Planning Commission
Meeting June 28 , 1967
Minutes
Page 2
ACTION :
It was moved by Stredicke, seconded by Cordell , that the Dragin matter .
be continued to the next public meeting, July 12 , 1967 . Motion car-
ried unanimously .
A4 (b) MOSER, TED AND WATERS , Jo No , APPL , NO . R-398-67 , REZONE FROM
G-6000 TO R-4 ; PROPERTY LOCATED ON RIPLEY LANE BETWEEN S . E . 72ND
AND 74TH STS ,
The Chairman described the rezone application and explained that
this matter was continued from the May 24 , 1967, hearing . The Plan-
ning Director pointed out the location of the property on" Lake ' Wash-
ington and stated that the question of the status of Ripley _ Lane was
discussed previously and that it is an access road located on and
over. the railroad right-of-way . Slides of the property in question
were shown. ..
The Chairman stated that at the meeting of May 24 there was a question
as to whether the Park Department was interested in the public right-
of-way at S . E . 72nd Street . Inquiry was made of the Park Department
and a letter from Park Director Coulon was read indicating that the
Renton Park Board was interested in retaining this property for
recreational - purposes and was also interested in adding to this area
if possible as well as adding to the Lake Washington Beach property
in- a northerly direction to provide needed waterfront for public ,
recreation .
The Chairman asked for comments from the audience , Mr . Jo N . Waters ,
one of the- applicants , stated that his main concern is that they have
proper access to the property . He introduced Mr. Lew Brunhaver of
Henry Brodkerick Realty who had followed through on negotiations with
the railroad for easement over railroad property. A copy of- the pro-
" posed easement together with an easement map had been presented pre-
viously to the City Engineer who had indicated that it was not
entirely acceptable to the City of Renton , The Planning Director
stated that the Planning staff had not seen a copy of the easement .
and map prior to this hearing . He stated further that the staff
would like an opportunity to study the documents and, to check with
the Engineering Department . ,.
ACTION :
It was moved by Denzer, seconded by Sterling, that the rezone. applica- .
tion of Moser-Waters be . continued to the July 12 , 1967 , meeting of the
Renton Planning ,Commission , Motion carried unanimously,
4 . NEW BUSINESS
SPECIAL PERMIT APPLICATION
(a) REPP, WILBUR L . , APPL , NO , .SP-408-67 , REQUEST TO BUILD APARTMENT
IN R-2 ZONE; PROPERTY LOCATED AT 813 N . 3RD ST .
The Chairman described the special permit application indicating that
the applicant proposes to construct two basement . apartments under an
existing single family residence for a total of three apartment units
on the property. The Chairman- read a letter from the. Traffic Engineer
indicating that proposed improvement to N. 3rd Street in the vicinity
of the Wilbur L . Repp property includes a six-lane facility plus a
left turn storage lane for traffic to turn onto Wells Avenue N . The
right-of-way plan indicates additional right-of-way will be required
gEi+4®RA.NDUM
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FROM: ° '::: Planning: Department.•
. :SUBJECT: Rezone application, Tod 'Mesor and J . N. Waters', •
Appi • N'Q ' .P.-398 67, rezen:e. from G-6000 to R•-4
y located n . R°p1 ey: Lane between, S .E.
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72nd .'St and S . E 74th' St/
A.:question..:regarding access. to the property described'. .
above :was brought '.'up in 'discussions before the Planning
Commissions. The: applicant at the Public, hearing' meeting
•:, of June 28 1967, presented., an. easement which; we under- .
stand", had'; been :,sent to you from the Northern :Pacific
Railway. Company.-. In the disc.uss:•ion: ',it • was" indicated: that •
- : the easement was not acceptable "to ..the City :.Of Renton and. •
that there wore various problems . involved .. the extent of
which is Unknown-to the Planning 'Department , ,
We•_-would: appreciate :cla rifi'eation of,:the status of. the
`roadways and public nights :of::way::in:ta:. :th,e property in :
question' and S.•.:Y?:' 72nd and.,:74th Streets . . It appears •
froia the drawing'. entitled Exhibit' A accompanying the
• . easement agreement that, existing Ripley Lane. is: located
en railroad' right of way and there :appes:rs to 'no '
public right of.;.way'.,in the .vicinity of the property
in 'question•: (with the exception of S. E.• 72nd Street) ... .
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This :maitter will '.again'_ be considered 'by the Planning
Commission :.at its July :12, 1967. meeting, and:,we •wrould
like to' get together with you before that time to re_` _
solve :any.. questions :that: Might be brought sip. at the
hearing: Your assistance on this mattes-. is appreciated.:
:cc: Traffic ;Engineer:
Building De.pt.,
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` EASEMENT • •
. The Grantor, NORTHERN' PACIFIC RAIIWAY COMPANY, a Wisconsin corpora- '
. tion, hereinafter called Railway Company, for and in consideration of One
Hun red' anct o/100 Dollars ($100.00) •
to it paid and the agreements herein contained, does hereby grant to the CITY
OF RE TON, a municipal corporation of the State of Washington, hereinafter •
called City:
An easement to use for public highway purposes including' an underpass,
and for no other purposes, upon the following described premises situated in
King County, State of Washington:
That portion of. Government lot 3 of Section 29, Township .
2h North, Range 5 East, W.M., as indicated in Red color on ' '
Railway Company'.s map numbered A.C.E. 69-f32, dated April 15, •• •
• ' 1967, . .
and identified as Exhibit "Au, attached hereto and•made aT • •
. part hereof. ' •
' This easement is made subject to the follo:�ring express conditions: �; .
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The rights hereby granted are subject, however, to such use of the
. , above described premises as the Railway Company may wish to make not' inoon-- ••
sistent with the grant hereby made and to hermits, leases and licenses here-
tofore granted by the Railway Company across, within or along said premises.
II ,
The City agrees at its sole cost and expense to ,provide adequate . . -
drainage of the Railway Company's property in connection with construction ' •
and maintenance of said highway, to reimburse the Railway Company for any . • '
. • and all expense incurred or loss or damage sustained by the Railway Company
by reason of any failure of the City to provide such drainage and to indem-
, nify and save. harmless the Railway Company from any claims of third persons -' '
on account of the City's failure to provide such drainage.
III .
A _ In the event the construction or maintenance of said highway may :
interfere with or create a hazard to the communication, signal, or electric-
., power lines, called "facilities" in the rest of this paragraph, of the Rail- --
way Company, The Western Union Telegraph Company or any other party using' the _ -:
Railway Company's property, the City or its contractor shall give the Division
Superintendent of the Railway Company at Tacoma, 6vashington sufficient advance
notice of such possible interference or hazard to enable the Railway Company - '
. or its permittees to permanently relocate or temporarily relocate and'perman- ' -
ently restore the affected facilities at its or their option. . In tile_' event
. ' the Railway Company, ats: permittees or any of them shall permanently relocate -
or' temporarily relocate and I:ermanertta.y• restore the affected faci.laties, -the: ' -
' City shall.pay all cost of such work, including maintenance of any temporarily ' .:
. relocated facilities, upon receipt of bills therefor. The City shall also pay
'_' ' to the Railway Company or its ermittees, as the case may be, the cost' of re-
pairing'or replacing the facilities on account of damage to or destruction of . -. -
tne facilities arising or growing out of or in 'any manner connected with con- '
struction or maintenance of said highway.
IV
Upon presentation 'of bills therefor, ' the City shall reimburse the
Railway Company for. any and all costs and oxpunsos. incurred by the Railway
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Company including but not limited to, preliminary investigation, any survey
work performed, cross-section and easement drawings, plans and estimates
prepared by Railway Company forces in connection with the construction of
said highway on the above described premises,
V •
The City shall reimburse the Railway Company for any and all ex-
pense incurred by the Railway Company in making changes in its facilities
s
including t c cost of moving or roconstructing. any buildings, changes in
highway crossings or approaches thereto, or water pipe lines made necessary
by the construction of the highway on the Railway Company Is property,
VI
The City agrees to indemnify and save harmless the Railway Company
and any other railroad company or, companies using its property with its con-
sent from any and all loss, .cost ' damage or expense arising out of work per-
formed by the City or its contractor in constructing and maintaining said
highway, regardless of whether such loss, cost, damage or expense arises out
of damage to or destruction of the property of the Railway Company or any per-
son, firm or corporation whatsoever, or out of claims for personal injuries
. or death.
' • VII
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The City shall not grant to any person or company'permission to con-
struct or maintain a pole line on any portion of the above described premises,
. the Railway Company hereby reserving to itself the right to grant such pezmits
provided the pole lines are so located as not to interfere with the use of the
highway for public travel.
i III
All payments to Railway Company hereunder shall be made within two
months after receipt of bills.
IX
• In the event that said premises shall at any time cease to be used
by the public as a highway or shall by operation of law or otherwise become
vacated or abandoned, the permission hereby granted shall immediately cease,
X
The City shall pay any and all cost of protecting or flagging such
. trains as may appear necessary to the Railway Company during the construction,
reconstruction, repair or maintenance of said highway.
XI
This easement is subject to all existing interests of third parties
in said premises of whatsoever nature and any and all extensions or renewals
thereof.
XII '
The City agrees to keep the above described premises free and clear
from combustible materials and to cut and remove or cause to be cut and removed '
• • at its sole expense all weeds and vegetation on said premises at such times and
in such manner as to be satisfactory to the Railway Company and as to abate any
and all hazard of fire.
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. The Railway Company shall not be liable or assessed for any of they
'expense incurred hereunder by the City. ,
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shall thereafter be responsible for maintaining, L'nd maintenance of sa_i.ci
highway surface, including the placement and ma.;.atenance of guard rails to
protect, thq bridge bents adjacent to said highway under said underpass°
Dated this G?` � day of I -- .• ✓ lc /,
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NORTI-Eilli PACIFIC RAIL?'TAY COi1PAi'iY •
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,r" )lice President,
Secretary. - ___ V. .,
CITY OF RENTON
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By
Mayor '
Attest:
• City Clerk
• STATr". OF MINNESOTA )
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•
, On this __9 day of - /Le , 19 477, before me
personally appeared ,;, : to me known to be ,_ Vice Presi- •
dent and .. , to me known to be
Secretary of Northern Pacific Railway Company, the corporation that executed
the within and foregoing instrument, and acknowledged said instrument to be the
free and voluntary act and deed of said Northern Pacific Railway Company, for
the uses and-purposes therein mentioned, and on oath stated that they were
authorized to execute said instrument and that the seal. affi.xed is the cor- .
porate seal of said Northern Pacific Railway Company.
IN WITNESS ?^TFEREdF, I have hereunto set Irby hand and. affixed rUr of-
. • ficial seal the day and year• last above written. •
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June 27, 1967 .
Mr. Gordon Ericksen _---
Planning Director
City of Renton
Dear Mr. Ericksens
At the regular monthly meeting, of the Renton Park
Board,, discussion was held on S .E. 72nd Street which
dead-ends into Lake Washington.
The board is interested in retaining this property
for recreational purposes and are also interested in
adding to this area, if possible, as well as adding to
the Lake Washington Beach property in- a northerly di-
rection, to provide needed waterfront for public recrea-
tion.
Sincerely,
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Gene L. Coulon
Di rector
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Renton Planning Commission .
Meeting May 24 , 1967
Minutes
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ACTION : .
It was moved ,by' Racanello, seconded by`-Brower, that the Planning . •
Commission recommend to the City .Council approval of the rezone
of. the Ringer property from GS-1 to SR-1 as it is in agreement
with the Comprehensive Plan. Motion carried unanimously.
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(d) MOSER, TED AND WATERS, J . N. , APPL. . NO. R-398-67; REZONE
FROM G-6000 TO R-4; PROPERTY - LOCATED ON RIPLEY LANE BETWEEN
S . . E, 72ND AND 74TH 'STREETS . .
The Chairman described the rezone. application. The Planning
Director pointed out the location .of the property on the zoning ;
map and stated the property is largely undeveloped, . is located
north of .an area. previously -rezoned to R-4 , and that- the proposed,
development would leave two existing single family residences in
between the property in question and' the existing R-4 . zoning to
the. south.. It was.-the staff' s opinion that the proposed .develop-
ment would have some detrimental • effects on the existing single.
family 'residences in - the area. Access .-in the area is extremely.
poor and the proposed development, would-compound. the access
problems.
• The Chairman confirmed the Planning Director' s statements and
said that access would have to be improved considerably prior
to- any construction on the subject property. He-then called
for comments from the audience.•
Mr. J. N. Waters , the applicant , ' spoke on behalf of the rezone
application. He agreed ' that - the access as it now exists pre-
cludes development of the property: He felt that something .
could be worked out with the, railroad company concerning access
over. their right=of-way, but that nothing definite had -been ac-
complished along this line as yet.
Mr. Mark Robbins , 7237 Ripley, Lane , :owner of the property- directly
south of the propert.y' under discussion, asked what screening pro-.
visions would, be made for his - protection. - The Chairman advised
Mr. 'Robbins that in the event rezone for multi-family use was,
allowed,. that the developer would have to provide screening to
the satisfaction of 'the abutting property owner as well as the
Planning Commission. . Mr. Robbins .reminded' the Commission that a
• part -of -the property in question extends-into the water.
Stredicke, suggested that the Park Department- be contacted regard
ing their possible'.plans for ' the 72nd Street area.
It was moved .by Stredicke, seconded. by Racanello, that the hearing
on this rezone application be continued- until June 28 , 1967 .
Stredicke requested that slides of the area be prepared- by .the
Planning Department including views from the water. The appli •
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cant indicated ,that- he would furnish slides as well. The pending
motion carried -unanimously. . Sterling asked that a report from
the Park Department be submitted at the next public hearing .
meeting.
( e) WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK, APPL. NO. R-399-67; REZONE
FROM R-2 TO B-1; PROPERTY LOCATED ON S. 2ND ST . BETWEEN LOGAN
AND BURNETT.
The Chairman described the rezone application, indicating the re-
quest was a logical one as the entire area is a business, zone and
in agreement with the Comprehensive Plan. There being no further
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
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RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION
. RENTON WASHINGTON
A PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD BY THE RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION AT ITS
REGULAR MEETING IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS , CITY HALL, RENTON, WASHINGTON
ON MAY 24 , 19 67 , AT 8 : 00 P.M. TO CONSIDER XXV 'XXM/IX ' r:
THE S : . !,
1. Rezone from GS-1 to SR-1, property located at 1248 Lake St. S . LEGAL ,.,
DESCRIPTION: Parcel "A"--beginning at the NW corner of Lot 18 , Block 8 , I,
. . of C.D. Hillman' s Earlington Gardens , Div. 1, according to plat thereof .
recorded in Vol. 17 , page 74 of Plats , Records of King County, Wash.;
thence S 89°53 ° 58"E, 120. 00 ' ; thence S 0°01 ' 05"W, 94. 64 ' ; thence u
- ' N 89 58 ' 55"W, 99. 04 ' ; thence N 12°26158"W, 97 . 09 ' to the point of begin il
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ni.nga• Parcel "B"--beginning at the NW corner of Lot 18 , block 8 , of .
C.D. Hillman' s Earlington Gardens , Div. 1 , according to plat thereof
recorded inVol. 17 , page 74 of Plats , Records of King County, 'Wash. ; ry
thence S 890 53 ' 48"E 120. 00 ' to the true point of beginning; thence
continuing S 89°53 ' 48"E 80. 00 ' ; thence S 12 26 ' 58"E 96 . 80 ' ; thence
N 89 58' 55"W 100. 90 ' ; thence N 0°01 ' 05"E 94 . 64 ° to the true point of Is
beginning.
2 Rezone from G-6000 to R-4 , property located on 108th Ave. S.E. projected ?
south 550' from S.E. 72nd St. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Beginning at the NE 1.
, '.. corner of Lot 1 , Block D, C. D. Hillman' s Lake Washington Garden of Eden
' Addition to Seattle , Div. 3 , according to plat recorded in Vol. 11 of
Plats, page 81, records of King County, Wash. ; thence southerly along the ''
_' . easterly line of said Block D to the SE corner of lot 18 , said Block D;
` thence north to the NE corner of Government Lot 4 , Section 29 , Township 24
North, Range 5 East , W.M. ,, marked by an iron pipe , 920 ' , more or less , 3
North of the SE corner of said Government Lot 4 ; thence north 42°00 ' 00" W
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' - l - along the northerly line of the Belt Line Shingle Mill Canal as the same
' .texisted July 10, 1919 - 355 ' , more or less , to the shore of Lake Wash-
'ington; thence due west 120 ' , more or less, to the inner harbor line as
. established by the State of Washington; thence northeasterly along said • "1
- inner harbor line to the north line of said Lot 1, Block D produced west ;
thence east to the point of beginning , EXCEPT the southerly 15 ° in width
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• of said Lot 18 . .
3 . . Rezone from R-2 to B-1, property located on S . 2nd St. between Logan and k
Burnett Avesa Ck. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lots 1 and 2 , Block 4, Motor Line
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ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT AT THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING ON
MAY 24 , 19 67 , AT 8 :00 P .M. TO VOICE THEIR PROTEST OR OBJECT- • . 1E
TION TO SAME. 'y
JAMES E. DENZER ,SECRETARY !,,,
PUBLISHED May 11, 1967 RENTON PLANNING COMMISSION I
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