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219 <br /> December 16,1970 <br /> aweltaf.0a P e Everett City Daliatthat all mane <br /> that the mrnutes of n Councilman <br /> _ "y c <br /> Pp P in e 9 4held <br /> Decembert_ Michelson <br /> Unanimously Carried <br /> HEARING Hearing was held on the final assessment roll of L.I.D.683, <br /> construction of 20th Avenue West. Bruce Jones,City <br /> said this improvement led off of SR526 towards the Boeiproperty consisting of a four lane highway and ng <br /> Attorney <br /> underpass <br /> structure. He said this by the Council in October improvement <br /> c and that it was an authorised unusual <br /> thetroeing company,submitted to major echepC DI .Cityand became <br /> shoulda party to an agreement that either of the private <br /> parties obrect to the assessment Immediately became <br /> contractually liable for the sum of the improvement, <br /> or aidtthe improvemer.nt. Jones <br /> provided e equal annual <br /> installments with interest at the rate of 6%under e mode of <br /> Pby by t <br /> very ch int 1 but <br /> sold h d 1 might <br /> if <br /> Tinasmuch as that <br /> not the curiJnt market rate. He said <br /> e.had talked to theCity Bonding Council and their advice was to change <br /> h <br /> interest rate inasmuch as it had been two years since6the <br /> L.J.D.had been established and the Interest rates, <br /> "ZUdrse, <br /> fhad changed in the meantime. He recommended to the CaluXil <br /> that after the hearings if the,decided to accept the assess- <br /> : <br /> ment ropy,hat the city Attorney <br /> ae an <br /> b estato blishing the <br /> saidntereat rate at the current market value. <br /> Morris Xlirm of the DIDCO Corporation appeared and a question regarding the cost of the he <br /> had <br /> titlehe <br /> obert5th,stated <br /> the assessment to DIDCO Corporation would be. '.. <br /> 8327,105.00.6 <br /> the notice they had received from the City is a ao <br /> He questioned the increase in the assessment. Mr.City Engineer Said wIthont going 1 of <br /> he could not give him an actual answer but requested Mr.P i I,. <br /> to stop in the Engineers office and.they would be Py toshow <br /> hum the exact details as to the igcrease cost. <br /> Moved by Councilman Dobler,seconded <br /> that the on L.I.D. bCouncilmanMichelson <br /> hecontinued until aring on 23rd. <br /> Carried <br /> TRAILEa TITTox e Employment Security <br /> Department dinances <br /> to place two trailers on the parking lot adjacent to kse <br /> Employment Security Departments office <br /> He saadditid these trailerstwould be used to <br /> al take <br /> i sappcare of lications <br /> iions at the <br /> present time. He.'Welt that by June of 1971 <br /> arrangements <br /> at that time. <br /> of t nt d differentuld be owed 'sv <br /> sures L 2i was <br /> th £ <br /> employmentto handle tromp q t fi T unable <br /> At <br /> i <br /> overload peoplegtheirp ese <br /> a years a y felt <br /> this <br /> wouldbbe m h <br /> enou9 r <br /> ove Yk1 <br /> crove ded. He said the Olympia office had looked into renting <br />