1979/10/24 Council Minutes - Laserfiche WebLink

. . . • , 493 October 24,1979 Moved by Councilman Gipson,seconded by Councilman Langus,to recommend Christoper Furrier as a member of the Growth Advisory Board and give this recommendation to the Mayor for his approval. Roll was called with all Councilmen voting yes,except President Aldcroft, who was abgent. Motion Carried FIRCEEST SEWER DISTR/CT MEETING conaCilman Michelson report that he and Councilman Overstreet had at- tended the Fircrest Sewer District meeting on October 22,1939 and found it in and enjoyable. councilman michelson also reported that he had attended a meeting for Reservoir 66,and said another meeting is scheduled for October 26,1939 and that progress is.being made. • EXECUTIVE SESSION Brad Cattle,City Attorney,requested an executive session following the meeting to discuss the settlement of a lawsuit that is pending now. BOUNDARY REVIEW MEETING • • Dick Thompson reported that he had attended a meeting of the Boundary •• Review Board on October 23rd and Aaid it was very productive. He said the-Fircrest sewer District has requested an annexation extension of their boundaries of an area that is on Ahe scluth and east sides of Silver Lake,encompassing approximately 170 acres and with about 450 residents in this area. He said that when the original submittal was made the City asked that a pub/.hhaaering be set and last night opposed theLganexation as Everett does not ve the present capacity to serve those people that would require additional development. They felt there needed to be a definition of the service boundaries of the City and of reproFirrest prior to annexing people in tO FirCreSt,which would compound blems. He also.pointed out to them our annexation policy issue which says we expect our logical service boundary to extend between 128th and 164th,depending On tbe ePProPrkate extern. our.ewers. 20111 AVENUE W. Dick Thompson reported that nen Ave.W.is being extended by Fluke due to their developent and constrodtion. He said Fluke has requested an • address designation on that street,and Mr.Thompson said that the street makes a bend and is no longer a grid street and should be renamed. He • thought.perhaps a numbered street umuld be appropriate,and Hugh Warren, • of the Public Works Department,eaid it was not practical to use a num- bered street even though it would become a north-south street. He recommened using names such as Powder Mill or Edgewater,and if Council had any ideas for names to let the Public Works Department know.