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253 <br /> August 24,1977 <br /> The regular meeting of the Everett City Counoal was called to order 1 <br /> at 8130 a.m.In the Council Chambers of the Everett City 11411,Preso- <br /> dent Ebert presidong and all Councilmen in attendance except Council- <br /> man Iangus who was excused. <br /> NORTH BROADWAY STATUS REPORT <br /> President Ebert reported a request had been received to postpone the <br /> North Broadway Status Report for a week. , <br /> FIRE HYDRANT LOCATIONS <br /> 1 ,I=noertson,Fire Chief,said that in November of 1976,an ordinance <br /> b n adopted amending the former ordonance regarding fire hydrants <br /> and standpipes. This amendment changed the provision from 165 feet to <br /> 200 feet in any business or commercial area as to thc distance from a <br /> buildong that a fire hydrant would be installed. Ia also changed the <br /> length of area to 700 feet on residential area. He said the installa- <br /> tion of these fire hydrants was to be retroactive on the business area <br /> but not in residential areas. Actually,the spacing between hydrants 1 <br /> is less restrictive than recommended by I.S.O. <br /> 3 <br /> l'..latr:ge2i.gmrl,i,dwnletr%ToMn=1-7"""°"-i""t"1"h"ntS ,1 li r' <br /> Ron Hint of King-McCauley Company at 7024 Evergreen Way objected to the <br /> property owner having to pay for the installation of a fire hydrant. 1 9 <br /> He feltvtiae.dostance between the hydrants was good and had no problems ,, <br /> with the ordinance except that it put a hardship on many homeowners. <br /> He said he realized this ordinance had been in existence since 1976 but 11 f, <br /> it had just recently been enforced. <br /> 1' 4 <br /> Chester Hanson of 0902-4th Place also objected as he had purchased a <br /> lot some timeago and just recently decided to take out a permit and 11,11' <br /> build himself a home and found that,in addition to the cost of building, 46 1 <br /> h.F4494 4h4F h3FM t.PmF al9ProximatvlY 41,500 for a fire hydrant in- <br /> stallation as there was not one within 200 feet of his construction. 1141141 <br /> Bert Cronin and Dave O'Connor,both building contractors,also ob0ected ,, ,., <br /> to the ordinance. <br /> l'agrZattr'M'sgel.nrT'ar!=dt7s wh°'a'a'''c'st°'the'Y'r'n's <br /> I tfablov d by Councilman Aldcroft,seconded by Councilman Moore to request <br /> theeF,dminostration with,at least one CounCil menMex,to Meet w1th re- <br /> rg2:t'1Z: fdtyS"hc1mL'ICT:Y TI:T.:;gT1V""'iscuss <br /> n to re e Pt <br /> :Ww::se=1.with all Councilmen voting yes except Councilman Langus <br /> Motion Carried „, 1 <br /> "1a91111'1 <br /> l'4, <br /> , <br /> 1 <br /> 11 '1i <br /> 9111 ' <br /> COUNCIL SALARIES <br /> President Ebert presented the following report to the Council' <br /> 1 ' <br /> 11 11 <br />