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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-1993-060 MISSING DOCUMENT (disposition of trolley tracks)This Resolution is Missing 312 JUNE 22, 1993 8. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF SELAH REGARDING DISPOSITION OF TROLLEY TRACKS Glenn Rice, Assistant City Manager, introduced this item and provided a brief summary of this issue. Paul McMurry, 120 North Naches Avenue, representing the Yakima Interurban Lines Association, stated for the record that they were willing to sign the document as it is drafted. John Sweesy, Mayor, City of Selah, responded to questions from Council members concerning the easement definition, the discrepancy between the original drawing of the trolley destination and the latest drawing provided, as well as the size and accessibility of the parking facility. After discussion among Council members to adopt the resolution pending resolution of the legal description of the easement and concurrence on the destination stop and Resolution No. R-93-60 having been read by title, it was MOVED BY SEMON, SECONDED BY SIMS, TO ADOPT THE RESOLUTION. IT WAS MOVED BY SIMS, SECONDED BY SEMON, TO AMEND THE RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE PURCHASE AND SALE AGREEMENT SUBJECT TO AND CONTINGENT UPON TWO THINGS. FIRST, A SUBSEQUENT AGREEMENT AS TO THE TROLLEY DESTINATION SITE AND CONFIGURATION OF THAT SITE, AND SECONDLY, THE EASEMENT DEED, WHICH IS PART OF THE AGREEMENT, IS ACCEPTED AND ADOPTED, BUT THAT IS ALSO SUBJECT TO THE INDENTED PORTION OF THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION BEING WORKED OUT BECAUSE CURRENTLY IT DOESN'T APPEAR TO BE RIGHT. The motion to accept the amendment carried by 4-1 voice vote; Buchanan voting nay; Barnett and Beauchamp absent. The motion to accept the resolution, as amended, carried by 4-1 roll call vote; Buchanan voting nay; Barnett and Beauchamp absent. Mayor Sweesy apologized for the discrepancy in the drawing. There was further discussion among Council members regarding the project. RESOLUTION NO. R-93-60, A RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayor to execute the Yakima Valley Transportation Selah Line Compromise Purchase and Sale Agreement and directing the City Manager to take all necessary steps to implement the agreement. 9. REPORT REGARDING STATUS OF REQUEST TO PIPE AND COVER TWO SECTIONS OF THE FRUITVALE CANAL (16TH AVENUE TO SWAN AVENUE AND 20TH TO 24TH AVENUE, SOUTH OF LINCOLN) Ty Wick presented the report and was available to answer questions. There was discussion between Council Member Semon and David Flaherty, Parks & Recreation Manager, regarding the 3 can provide some information re the missing Res No R-93-60 It appears that when r- 93-60 was introduced to Council there were some problems identified with the Exhibit C and Easement that were attached to it. The Exhibit C failed to identify the location of the new trolley stop and the easement apparently had an erroneous legal description What seems to have happened is the Resolution 93-60 was revised and then approved as R-93-77 Therefore, I don't believe that R-93-60 is actually missing, but it was discussed and revised, then entered as R-93-77 What is not clear is whether the errors that were identified in the minutes from the discussion of No 60 were ever corrected in the approved 77, but I guess we have to assume they were or the documents would not have ultimately been signed Thanks again! JC Jeffrey R. Cutter City of Yakima Legal Department