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PETITION FOR SEWER LID, WEST PORTION OF UNIT # 4
A petition was received for sewering of an area in the west portion of proposed sewer Unit # 49
and this was turned over to the City Engineer for study and a report.
REQUEST FOR AUTHORITY TO RETAIN FINANCIAL CONSULTANT
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A proposal from Carlton Nau of Foster & Marshall in connection with the estimated million
dollar water and sewer expansion program for Edmonds was received and read by the Mayor,
wherein Foster & Marshall would study and prepare a prospectus for financing of this program.
It was moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye that the Mayor be authorized to
enter into agreement with Foster & Marshall as outlined in their proposal of March 79 1966.
Motion carried.
REQUEST FOR VACATION OF OLIVER LANE (70h AVENUE W.)
A petition was received requesting the vacation of Oliver Lane, or 749 Ave. W. Xt was moved
by Councilman Slye, seconded by Councilman Olds that the Attorney be instructed to draw a
Resolution setting a hearing date for the proposed vacation of a portion of Oliver Lane, known
as Lots 5 and 69 Block 1, and Lots 5 and 6. Block 2, Oliver Park Addition. Motion carried.
The meeting was then recessed to Wednesday evening, March 23 at 8:00 P.M'.
March 23, 1966 RECESSED MEETING
Recessed meeting was called to order by Mayor Maxwell at 8:00 P.M. in the Court Chambers with
Councilmen Harrison, Tuson, Slye and Kincaid present.
Bids had been opened on March 23 at 2:00 P.M. in the office of the Mayor for the construction
of the,12" cast iron watermain from 244A S.W. & Fremont Avenue to 220* S.W. & 88A. Present
at bid opening were the Mayor, City Clerk, City Supervisor, City Engineer, and representatives
from bidding companies. The bids were:
COMPLETION BY MAY 27 ADD FOR COMPLETION BY
APRI L 30
Oxford & Cook, Yakima
$939700.00
$1009000.00
(69300.)
Bert Robison Construction Co.
659980.00
79500.00
Taylor Utilities Construction
Co. 469815.00
19500.00
Mallory Co., Woodinville
52,660.00
539660.00
(19000.)
Duwamish Associates, Inc.
Felix Mazzaferro
56,680.00
49,240.00
No addition
1000.00
in price.
It was recommended that the low bid be accepted, with
the completion date of April
30.• A
motion was made by Councilman
Tuson, seconded by both
Slye and Kincaid that the bid
for
construction of the pipe line
be awarded to Taylor Utilities C.onstruction.Co. for
the amount
of $48015.00 for an April 309
1966 completion date.
Motion carried.
There was nothing further to come before the meeting, and it was therefore adjourned.
City Clerk ayor
April 5, 1966
ROLL CALL
Regular meeting was called to order by Mayor Maxwell with all councilmen present.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of the meeting of March 15 had been posted and mailed, and since there were no
omissions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented.
HEARING - PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL - RESOLUTION OF INTENTION #195
Hearing was held on the preliminary assessment roll for Resolution of Intention #195, pro-
posed sewers for Alder from 8�' to 9k and 0 from Walnut to Maple. Engineer Wayne Jones
explained the scope and cost of the project and the zone and termini method of assessment.
Hearing was then opened.. There were no written protests. Mr. Paul Roy inquired about
protests, and was advised the manner they were handled and submitted. Mr. Rose stated
that he felt the cost was high for this improvement. All those in the audience were given
a chance to comment, and the hearing was then closed. A motion was made by Councilman
Olds, seconded by Councilman Tuson that proposed Ordinance #1187 be passed, creating
LID #145, for sewering Alder from 814 to 9k and 8a from Walnut to Maple. A roll call vote
was unanimously in favor, and the motion carried.
HEARING - PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT ROLL - RESOLUTION OF INTENTION #196
Hearing was held on the preliminary assessment roll for Resolution of Intention #1969
proposed water mains for 164k S.W., the Meadowdale area. Engizi,eer Wayne Jones explained
the scope and cost of this project. There were no written protests, but several letters
in favor of the proposed project were read. Hearing was then opened. Mr. Neeley, 164m
S.W., owner of approximately 236 acres on the proposed improvement, protested having to
pay an assessment when several new homes now being built would not be assessed, but would
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benefit from his putting in the water line. He felt he was therefore being assessed unfairl v
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and Mrs. Neeley also voiced this opinion. A property owner on 16414 asked where the location of
the fire hydrants would be. There was some discussion about enlarging the project. Mr. Neeley
stated that he would not be opposed to the assessment if the project were enlarged to put everyone
in the vicinity on a 6 inch line and hage everyone to be benefited assessed. Everyone in the
audience was given opportunity to voice an opinion, and the hearing was then closed. It was
moved by Councilman Olds, seconded by Councilman Tuson that proposed Ordinance #1188 be passed,
creating LID #1469 and a roll call vote carried unanimously in favor. Mayor Maxwell:then
advised all the protestors that there was now a 30 day protest period in which to file written
protests with the City Clerk. This statement had also been made following passage of the
Ordinance following the first hearing of the evening.
HEARING - PROPOSED STREET VACATION FOR SEA LAWN DRIVE
Hearing was opened on a proposed street vacation for a portion of Sea Lawn Drive, retaining an
easement and reserving the right of the City to exercise and grant easements for public utilities
and service thereon. There was no one in the audience who wished to speak in regard to the
vacation, and the hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman Slye, seconded by Councilman
Kincaid that proposed Ordinance #1189 be passed, vacating the portion of Sea Lawn Drive. Motion
carried unanimously.
HEARING - APPEAL FROM PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION #160 - REZONE DENIAL ON HEMLOCK
Hearing was opened on the Appeal from Planning Commission Resolution #1609 wherein they recom-
mended the denial of a rezone. from RS-6 to RMH a parcel of property on Hemlock, as described in
Planning Commission File R-2-66. Attorney Alfred Holte represented the petitioners. He stated
that the property across the street and on the west side of the subject property was zoned
multiple, and he felt the requested rezone would conform to the comprehensive plan and -would be
an improvement to -the property. The petitioners, Gwinn Investments, Inc. and S. L. Saindon,
proposed to erect a 20 unit building on the site, if rezoned.: Mr. Holte felt that this would
• meet a need for people who wished to have all the comfotts of owning a home and not raving the,
responsibilities of one. Mr-. John Kruger, attorney representing residents in the area, .filed
a petition signed by the opposition to the rezone. He stated -that Hemlock is a - narrow sheet
and doesn't lend itself to 20 or more residences, all with the need for parking spaces, and he
felt it would be spot zoning to put this proposed RMH zone in the middle of a residential
neighborhood. He added that it would seem to be to the advantage of one person or corporation,
rather than that of the majority, to rezone the area when all the residents surrounding the
property in question were opposed to this. Mr. Holte stated that in regard to the parking
problem, there would be adequate off-street parking for the condominium. He also added that
no view in Edmonds is guaranteed when J. Wm. Goulder objected to the rezone on the grounds that
it would cut off the view from property he owns. Mrs. Horning, Homeland Drive, also was present
and objected to the rezone. All who wished to speak in regard to the rezone appeal were given
the chance to do so, and the hearing was then declared closed. It was moved by Councilman Tuson,
seconded by Councilman Kincaid that Planning Commission Resolution #160, recommending the denial
of a rezone from RS-6 to RMH in File R-2-66 for Hemlock be upheld, and the rezone appeal denied.
During the discussion, both 6ouncilmen Olds and Kincaid felt that the Planning Commission should
take a closer look at the comprehensive plan, especially in regard to the multiple zoning areas.
A roll call vote was then taken on the mot-ion•for upholding the denial, with all councilmen
voting in favor except Bevan, and the motion carried.
HEARING - PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION #158 - REZONE RECOMMENDATION -
Hearing was opened on Planning Commission Resolution #1589 recommending rezone from RML to BN
property south of Edmonds Way and east of 990 as described in Planning Commission File R-23-65-
Dr. Hoover, petitioner for the rezone, stated that he had purchased the property when it was
county and zoned for business, and'then when the city comprehensive plan was made up, it turned
out his property had become residential, so he wanted to have it returned to the original zoning.
No one else wished to speak for or against, and the,hearing was closed. A motion was made -by
Councilman McGinness, seconded by Councilman Kincaid that proposed Ordinance #1190 be passed,
• to rezone the property south of Edmonds Way and east of 91' from RML to BN in accordance with
Planning Commission Resolution #158. A roll call vote resulted in 5 councilmen in favor; Olds
and Harrison against, and the motion carried.
At this point, Councilman McGinness stated that he felt there should be better coordination
between the county and the City in regard to proposed zoning by the county of properties adjacent
to, or within a mile of, Edmonds city limits; that when the city annexes areas, it should have
had some voice on the zoning or rezoning of the area prior to annexation. It was agreed that
the Snohomish County Planning Commission be advised that the City of Edmonds wished to -be notified
of any hearing on rezoning of property in our immediate vicinity.
HEARING - PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTIONS #161 AND #162 - COMPREH. PLAN & REZONE
Hearing was opened on Planning Commission Resolutions #161 and #162,•recommending amendment to
the comprehensive plan and rezone from RS-8 to BC of 4 lots at the north end of Oliver Lane, as
described in Planning Commission Files CP-2-66 and R-1-66. Two property owners on 74j4 Place W.
spoke and stated they wished to have the street dead -ended and be assured by the petitioners
that the rest of the lots would remain residential. They also asked that the K-Mart see that
the street is fenced off before construction, and a 5 ft- green belt established so that trucks
would not use the street. The Mayor read the Planning Commission minutes pertaining to the
hearing. The Attorney representing the K-Mart stated to council that a letter would be given
from K-Mart to the property owners on 741� P1. W., guaranteeing them the stipulations as above
requested. No one else wished to speak, and the hearing was closed. It was moved by Councilman
Slye, seconded by Councilman Harrison that proposed Ordinance -11 1 be passed, amending the
comprehensive plan to designate as commercial Lots 5 and 69 Block 1, and Lots 5 and 61 Block 2,
Oliver Park Addition, according to Planning Commission Resolution #162. Motion carried unani-
mously. A motion was then made by Councilman Harrison, seconded by Councilman Slye that pro-
posed Ordinance #1192 be passed, to rezone from RS-8 to BC Lots 5 and 6, Block 1, and Lots 5
and 69 Block 29 Oliver Park Addition according to Resolution #161 of the Planning Commission.
• Motion carried unanimously.
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HEARING - PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION #163 - AMENDMENT TO COMPREH. STREET PLAN
Hearing was opened on Planning Commission Resolution #163, recommending amendment to the
comprehensive street plan for rerouting of 10a N. This is to allow the building of a new
school. There was no one in the audience who wished to speak on the matter. Hearing was then
closed, and a motion was made by Councilman McGinness, seconded by Councilman Slye that �T
Ordinance #1193 be passed, amending the comprehensive street plan to reroute 10t' N. Motion
carried unanimously.
HEARING SET ON PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION #164
Planning Commission Resolution #1649 File R-4-65, was presented by the Attorney to Council,
for hearing on their recommendation to rezone from RS-20 to RS-12 the west h of Tract 86,
plat of Meadowdale Beach. It was moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye
that the Hearing on Planning Commission Resolution #164 be set for April 19th. Motion carried.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE FOR PAVING 9a AVENUE SOUTH
Action on the proposed ordinance for paving 99 Ave. S. had been deferred from the meeting of
February 15. A motion was made by Councilman McGinness, seconded by Councilman Tuson that in
view of the overwhelming protest, the council abandon any further action on plans for an LID
for paving of 9� Avenue S. Motion carried.
AUDITING OF LID BILLS
A motion was made by Councilman Slye, seconded by Councilman Kincaid that the following LID
bills be authorized for payment: LID #126 - $96.65 to Norm's Print Shop and $40:64 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #129 - $52.15 to Edmonds Tribune Review; LID #131 - $54.65 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #133 - $84.74 to Edmonds Tribune Review; LID #135 - $61.79 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #136 - $26.00 to Washington Title Insurance Co. and $51.77 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #137 - $53.66 to Edmonds Tribune Review and $-30 to Reid, Middleton & �.
Associated, Inc.; LID #138 - $65.42 to Edmonds Tribune Review; LID #139 - $111.53 to Edmonds
Tribune Review and $52.10 to Pioneer National Title Insurance Co.; LID #140 - $40.53 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #141 - $53.60 to Edmonds Tribune Review; LID #144 - $44.75 to Edmonds
Tribune Review; LID #145 - $18.20 to Edmonds Tribune Review; and LID #11+6 - $18.24 to Edmonds
Tribune Review. Motion carried.
CORRESPONDENCE
A letter signed by several property owners was read, asking to be served by Edmonds water rather,
than by the Fruitdale on the Sound water. The letter was accompanied by a copy of a letter from
the Sanitation division of the County Health Dept. stating that the old wooden mains being used
by Fruitdale on the Sound were cracking and plant matter and sediment were getting into the.lines,
,although the chlorination of the water supply seemed to be extensive, and no harmful bacteria had
been found in samples of the water. They however recommended discontinuance of this sybtem. It
was therefore stated that Wednesday, April 27 at 8:00 P.M. would be set for an informal hearing
and everyone involved is invited to come in and discuss this water supply problem.
A letter was received calling to the attention of the council the need for sewering of the area
in the vicinity of 9tlh on Spruce because of a health hazard and odor from saturation of the ground
from septic tanks. It was moved by Councilman Slye, seconded by Councilman Tuson that the Attorney
be instructed to draw a Resolution of Intention for sewering of this area. Motion carried.
Mayor Maxwell reported he had received an answer from Governor Evans in regard to the state
resurfacing from 99 Ave. N. along 196M to the city limits, and for 238th S-W- to 5t Ave. S., and
that a call for bids has gone out for this work. Also that the freeway access has been proposed
in the 67-69 biennium budget.
A letter from the State also was received wherein the Highway Commission approved the traffic
ordinance of the City of Edmonds for a trucklane on 51h.
The State advised that they would post an advisory speed of 20 m.p.h. on the corners of 9k and
Puget Drive, 91� and Casper, and 3rd and Casper, in answer to letters they received from residents
of Edmonds.
A petition with approximately 100 signatures
was received in favor of a dog leash law,
and
council
stood on its previous action taken to place
the question on an advisory ballot at the
next
city
election.
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
A woman from 681t Avenue W. complained about
the dust problem. This street is in the city
with
county property to the east, and the residents
had oiled it last summer, only to have
the
city
grade the street in the fall when chuckholes
appeared. This problem was to be looked
into
by
the Public Works Dept.
PROPOSED CONDEMNATION OF STRICKLAND WATERFRONT PROPERTY FOR PARK PURPOSES
The proposed condemnation ordinance for the Strickland waterfront property had been tabled from
the meeting of March 1. It was moved by Councilman Olds, seconded by Councilman Harrison that
the proposed ordinance be removed from the table. Motion carried. discussion followed.
Attorney John Erlichman, representing Seattle First National Bank and the Stricklands asked
that the City not enact this ordinance. He questioned the access to a proposed public park, as
well as the effect on the neighborhoo& with people trespassing on lawns, etc. Mr. Erlichman then
asked if the city was prepared to police the Strickland's private property if a park goes in there.
He said it was better to purchase the entire site rather than take.a portion of their land which
was cherished by the family as a home. Mr: Tom Wright, 700 Mel6dy Lane, felt that the park should
be put in there. He thought it would be an addition to the neighborhood, rather than a detriment.
Miss Hunter, whose property adjoins the Strickland's, stated that he deed says that her property
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• cannot be put to public use. Another gentleman on Melody Lane objected to the proposed park
site on grounds of access. Discussion of council followed, and before the motion from the
March 1 meeting to pass the proposed ordinance could be voted upon, another motion was made
by Councilman Olds, seconded by Councilman Bevan to table the matter of the proposed con-
demnation of this property until the council meeting of May 3 in order to study the situation
further. A roll call vote showed all councilmen in favor except Slye, and the motion carried.
REPORT ON PROPOSED VACATION OF PORTION OF OLIVER LANE
Attorney Murphy reported on the proposed vacation of a portion of Oliver Lane. He stated the
necessary dedication of land had been received, and it was therefore moved by Councilman-
McGinness, seconded by Councilman Harrison that proposed Resolution #130 be passed, setting
Tuesday, May 3 as the date for a hearing on the petition for vacation of a portion of Oliver
Lane. Motion carried.
REPORT ON BIDS FOR LID #137
Bids had been opened on LID #137, paving of Pine from Sk to 914, on March 29 at 2:00 P.M. in
the Mayor's office with the Mayor, City Clerk, City Supervisor, City Engineer, and represen-
tatives from bidding companies present. The bids were:
Associated Sand & Gravel $ 9,848.75
Duwamish Associates, Inc. lo,4o6.00
Washington Asphalt Co. 99452.50
It was recommended that the low bid be accepted, and a motion was made by Councilman McGinness,
seconded by Councilman Kincaid that Washington Asphalt Co. be awarded the bid on construction
of LID #137, and the Mayor be authorized to enter into contract with them. Motion carried.
REPORT ON BIDS FOR LID #141
• Bids had been opened on LID #141, paving of 814 from Dayton to Maple, on March 29 at 2:00 P.M.
in the office of the Mayor. Those present at bid opening were the same as for LID #137. Bids
for LID #141 were:.
Washington Asphalt Co. s 49880.00
Duwamish Associates, Inc. 59345.50
Associated Sand & Gravel 59060.00
The recommendation was to accept the low bidder, and it was moved by Councilman Kincaid, seconded
by Councilman Slye that Washington Asphalt Co. be awarded the contract for LID #141 in the amount
of $49880.00 and the Mayor be authorized to enter into contract with them for the work. Motion
carried.
REPORT ON CATV
Mayor Maxwell reported that according to the contract with Televue of Edmonds, they had exceeded
their time limit in which to start construction. He also reported that a telegram from Mr.
Wally Nelskog stated that the company was hegotiating with the Telephone Co. and requested an
extension of 60 days on the contract with the City. This was taken under advisement.
REPORT ON STREET LIGHT PROPOSAL
An estimate from the PUD for street lights on the Meadowdale Beach Road, as well as upgrading
of lights in several locations in the city with replacement of incandescent with that of
mercury vapor lights was read, which would amount to approximately $600.00 annual increase in
cost to the city. It was moved by Councilman Bevan, seconded by Councilman Kincaid that the
lights as outlined in the correspondence from the PUD be ordered installed. ,Motion carried.
REPORT ON PROPOSAL TO FORM LID FOR PAVING 59 S.E. EASTERLY TO CITY LIMITS
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The proposed paving of 59 S.E. from the existing improvement easterly.to the city limits was
discussed, but since sewers are not installed in this area, it was decided to hold the matter
for committee meeting.
AUTHORIZATION FOR JOINT USE PAYMENT TO MOUNTLAKE TERRACE FOR SEWER MAINS
With the recent annexation of the Carlisle property, 5 acres in the Lake Ballinger area, it was
.necessary under the joint agreement with Mountlake Terrace to reimburse them for the sewer
facilities. It was therefore moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye that the
amount of $1190.00 be authorized for payment to Mountlake Terrace as computed under the terms
of the agreement for joint use of sewer facilities. Motion carried.
REPORT ON PROPOSED LID FOR PAVING OF 10:q S.E. AND VICINITY
It was recommended by the Engineer to proceed with an LID for paving of Ice S.E. from 259 S.,
westerly to 21st S.; 22nd S., southerly from 104 S:E.; and 23rd S., southerly from 10th S.E.,
as received by petition. There were several property owners present who would be involved in
this proposed LID. Mr. E. C. Remus, 22nd S., objected to the possibility of being as-sessed
for paving when 22nd S. is already paved. Mr. Christiansen, who lives on the corner of 101h S.E.
and 23rd S., replied that Mr. Remus would in fact be using the paved streets under the LID more
than he would, as Mr. Remus would have to drive over them both coming and going from 22nd, which
is a cul-de-sac. There were several people in favor of the proposed improvement and several
against. All mentioned the speeding, especially to and from the high school by students, and
also stated that the dust is bad. It was moved by Councilman Olds, seconded by Councilman
Kincaid that the Attorney be instructed to draw a Resolution of Intention for improvement of the
above mentioned streets by paving. Mr. Remus then objected from the audience, and said that
he still felt 22nd S. should be deleted from the proposed LID. A motion was then made by
Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye to amend the first motion to delete 22nd S., and
a roll call vote showed Councilmen Harrison, Tuson, Slye and Bevan voting in favor; Olds,
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McGinness and Kincaid against, and the motion carried 4 to 3. It was then moved by Councilman
Olds, seconded by Councilman Kincaid that the Attorney be instructed to draw a Resolution of
Intention for the improvement of the streets in the petition# with the exclusion of 22nd S.
Motion carried with Councilman Olds voting against.
REPORT ON PROPOSED SEWERING OF UNIT # 4
A petition with approximately 150 signatures had been received for sewering of a portion of
Unit # 4, and the Engineer reported that it was his recommendation that all of Unit # 4 be
severed at once. It was therefore moved by Councilman Olds, seconded by Councilman Tuson
that the Attorney prepare a Resolution of Intention for the sewering of Unit # 4. Motion
carried.
PROPOSED REVENUE BONDS FOR WATER- SEWER DEPT.
The Attorney presented to council a proposed ordinance providing for the issuance and sale -
of $190009000.00 of water and sewer revenue bonds for adopting a system or plan of additions
to and betterments and extensions of the waterworks system of the City of Edmonds. It was
moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye that proposed Ordinance #1194 be passed,
and -the -motion carried unanimously.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
A proposed amendment to the traffic ordinance was presented to council for its first reading.
PROPOSED ORDINANCE CORRECTING ORDINANCE #1174
A proposed ordinance correcting the legal description in Ordinance #1174 was presented, and a
motion was made by Councilman Harrison, seconded by Councilman Slye that proposed Ordinance #1195
be passed, and the motion carried unanimously.
There was no further business, and the meeting was adjourned.
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April 199 1966
ROLL CALL
Regular meeting was called to order by Mayor Maxwell with all councilmen present.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Minutes of the meeting of April 5 had been posted and mailed, and it was noted that under the report
on proposed LID for paving of 1014 S.E. and vicinity, the wording of the next to the last sentence
had been changed to read as follows: "The original motion as amended was then voted upon, for the
Attorney to be instructed to draw a Resolution of Intention for the improvement of the streets in
the petition with the exclusion of 22nd S. Motion carried with Councilman Olds voting against."
The minutes were then approved.
AMENDED AMOUNT FOR JOINT -USE PAYMENT TO MOUNTLAKE TERRACE FOR SEWER MAINS
The amount of $1190.00 authorized for payment to Mountlake Terrace to reimburse them for sewer
facilities because of the recent annexation of 5 acres by Edmonds, was found to be an incorrect
calculation, and it was therefore moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman Slye that the
amount of $1573.60, rather than the $1190.00, be paid to Mountlake Terrace under the joint sewer
agreement. Motion carried.
HEARING - PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION #164
Hearing was opened on Planning Commission Resolution #1649 recommending a rezone from RS-20 to
RS-'12 of the west,yi of Tract 869 Plat of Meadowdale Beach. The minutes of the Planning Commission
hearing were read by Mayor Maxwell. There was no one in the audience who wished to be heard in
regard to the proposed rezone, and the hearing was closed. A motion was made by Councilman Olds,
seconded by Councilman Slye that proposed Ordinance #1199 be passed, amending the zoning map and
rezoning from RS-20 to RS-12 the west h of Tract 869 Plat of Meadowdale Beach. Motion carried
unanimously.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION - SEWERING VICINITY OF 99 AND SPRUCE
Letters had been received requesting sewering for the area in the vicinity of 9k and Spruce
because of a health hazard from ground saturated with septic tank effluent. It was recommended
by the Engineer that this area be sewered as soon as possible, and no one in the audience wished
to comment. It was moved by Councilman Tuson, seconded by Councilman .Slye that Resolution of
Intention #197 be passed, for sewers in the vicinity of. 91h and Spruce, and the hearing on the
preliminary assessment roll be set for June 7. Motion carried.
RESOLUTION OF INTENTION - PAVING 1014 S.E. AND VICINITY
The Attorney had been instructed to draw a Resolution of Intention for paving of 10k S.E. and
23rd S., but deleting 22nd S. from the project, although the petition for the LID had included
it. Mr. McBurney, a property owner on 23rd, was present and wished 2-3rd to also be deleted.
Councilman Olds stated that he felt both 22nd and 23rd should be kept in the proposed LID, and
Mr. Christiansen, a property owner on 22nd, agreed. They felt there could be problems if the
whole project were not put in at one time. A gentleman living on 23rd spoke in objection to
both paving and sidewalks in this area. Councilman Harrison asked if 23rd could possibly be
paved with no sidewalks included. There way much discussion of the matter, and it was then
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