Ordinance 436-77 - Laserfiche WebLink

ORDINANCE NO. '/%4'7-7 AN ORDINANCE creating a special construction fund entitled Central Business District (CBD) Signalization and Street Lighting Phase III; authorizing the con- struction of ornamental street lighting systems on Pacific Avenue between Norton Avenue and Broadway, Oakes Avenue between Pacific and Wall, Wall Street between Oakes and Wetmore, Wetmore Avenue between Cali- fornia and Pacific, and Rucker Avenue between Pacific Avenue and Hewitt Avenue; authorizing the reconstruction of traffic signal systems at the intersection of Pacific/Rucker, Pacific/Hoyt, Pacific/Colby, Pacific/Wetmore, Pacific/Rockefeller, Rucker/Wall, and Wetmore/Wall; authorizing the widening of Wall Street between Oakes and Rockefeller; and authorizing the appropriation of $600,000Hhe construction of these noted street, street light and traffic signal improvements. WHEREAS, the Cityof Everett did in April 1971 enter into an agreement with the Snohomish County Commissioners to provide for the construction of safety lighting around the County Building Complex, widening of Wall Street between Oakes Avenue and Wetmore Avenue, and the construction of the traffic signal at the Pacific/Oakes intersection; and WHEREAS, the reconstruction of the traffic signal at Pacific/ Oakes intersection has otherwise been authorized; and WHEREAS, the Everett City Council did in December 1971 and July 1974, endorse the program for upgrading the street lighting and traffic signals in the Central Business District otherwise known as the CBD Signalization and Lighting Program; and WHEREAS, the Everett City Council did on October 27, 1976, instruct that the street, street lighting and traffic signal improvements related to the perimeter of the Snohomish County Building Complex begin in 1977 and completed as soon as possible; and WHEREAS, the existing street lighting systems on Wetmore Avenue between Wall and California and on Rucker Avenue between Pacific and Hewitt will as a result of these improvements be isolated in type of circuitry and lighting; and Snohomish County P.U.D. #1 has re- quested that we consider improving those isolated sections along with the adjacent streets;